Dr Maryam Ahmed Almustapha of the Department of Internal Medicine at the Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Abuja, has emerged as the overall best graduating candidate at first sitting in the 2025 Part I examination of the West African College of Physicians (WACP).
In recognition of her outstanding academic performance, Dr Almustapha has been awarded the prestigious David Tamunotonye Hart Prize.
The award is scheduled to be formally presented to her during the college’s Annual General and Scientific Meeting in Abuja on October 26, 2026.
According to a statement signed by the hospital’s Public Relations Officer, Obadiah N.K. Gana, the achievement reflects FMC Abuja’s commitment to excellence in postgraduate medical education, residency training and professional development.
The hospital attributed Dr Almustapha’s success to her dedication, alongside the support of the Medical Director, Professor Saad Ahmed, the leadership and trainers of the Department of Internal Medicine, and the collective efforts of the hospital’s management and staff.
The recognition also highlights the hospital’s contribution to producing highly skilled medical professionals and strengthening its reputation as a centre for postgraduate medical training.
FMC Abuja’s management and staff congratulated Dr Almustapha on the achievement and commended everyone who contributed to her success.
The David Tamunotonye Hart Prize adds to the recognition of academic excellence in postgraduate medical training across West Africa.
