The Global Sponsor-A-Student Programme (GSASP) at the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, has received a ₦10 million donation from Jesus House Baltimore, led by Pastor Tola Odutola, in continued support of medical students in the programme.
The donation, made on January 6, 2026, reinforces a partnership that began in 2023 and has grown into one of GSASP’s most impactful collaborations. To date, Jesus House Baltimore has contributed a cumulative ₦48.3 million to the programme, donated 28 laptops, sponsored 48 medical students, and supported 4 beneficiaries through to graduation.
Jesus House Baltimore remains GSASP’s largest donor partner. They continue to demonstrate a sustained commitment to expanding access to medical education, promoting student wellbeing, and nurturing the next generation of healthcare leaders in Nigeria.
Speaking on the donation, the Chair of GSASP, Dr. Olabisi Oshikanlu, described the partnership as a powerful example of purposeful giving. “This partnership with Jesus House Baltimore exemplifies what is possible when faith, generosity, and purpose come together. Their consistent support has transformed lives, reduced barriers for our students, and strengthened our collective commitment to training future healthcare leaders. We are deeply grateful for their trust and partnership.”
The Provost of the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, Professor Temidayo Ogundiran, FAS, also commended the initiative, highlighting its direct impact on students’ academic journeys.
“Support such as this goes far beyond financial assistance. It gives our students stability, confidence, and the freedom to focus fully on their training. For many beneficiaries, GSASP has been the difference between struggle and success. Partnerships like this strengthen our mission to train competent, compassionate, and globally competitive medical professionals,” he added.
The College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, through GSASP, expressed sincere appreciation to Jesus House Baltimore for its continued generosity and reaffirmed its commitment to accountability, transparency, and measurable impact as the partnership progresses.