University of Benin Teaching Hospital Chief Medical Director Prof Idia Ize-Iyamu assumed leadership of the Nigerian Association of Orthodontists as its 10th president. The orthodontics professor highlighted severe workforce shortages affecting dental care nationwide. Nigeria employs just 74 qualified orthodontists to serve more than 237 million citizens. She previously held the vice president position within the professional organization.
Ize-Iyamu outlined plans emphasizing transparency and accountability during her three-year term. The new president committed to advancing orthodontic education and research while improving patient treatment standards. Her administration will focus on technological innovations and member skill development initiatives. Former president Dr Olayinka Adeyinka expressed confidence in the leadership transition and anticipated organizational growth under the new administration.
Ize-Iyamu outlined plans emphasizing transparency and accountability during her three-year term. The new president committed to advancing orthodontic education and research while improving patient treatment standards. Her administration will focus on technological innovations and member skill development initiatives. Former president Dr Olayinka Adeyinka expressed confidence in the leadership transition and anticipated organizational growth under the new administration.
