Ikubese, Sckye Hospitals CMD Bags Honoris Causa in Humanitarian Service From Harvester Int’l Bible College
By Dupson Collins, 1st April, 2026
The multiple Award winning Medical Doctor, Dr Thomas Wilson-Ikubese has again added another feather to his cap with the conferment of the Honoris Causa in Humanitarian Services on him by the Harvester Int’l Bible College.
Dr Ikubese who is the founder and Chief Medical Director of the Sckye Hospitals Limited has over the years received several awards, both within and outside Ondo State based on his Medical Humanitarian Services to the people of Ondo State, mostly the less privileged in the society.
Speaking at the investiture held at the FUTA Auditorium in Akure, Ikubese thanked the management of the College for the great honour bestowed on him.
He stated that, Sckye Hospitals since 2004 has been rendering free antenatal services for pregnant women, free registration and free drugs, saying that is the hospital way of giving back to the society.
Ikubese added that, aside free CS for mother of triplets pregnancy, the hospital support each of the triplet with ten thousand per month (#30 per month) for a period of one year and more with financial support for their academic studies.
He tasked the general public not to hesitate to inform mother of triplets pregnancy of the free CS and financial support from Sckye Hospitals.
The CMD who was saddened with the untimely death of one mother of triplets pregnancy who died at home due to inability to foot operation bill said the hospital facility will continue to render free CS for multiple pregnancy brought to the facility.
” I am very sad when I heard that a woman with triplets pregnancy bleed to death at home because she couldn’t afford money for CS. I am using this medium to appeal to the public to inform anyone with triplets pregnancy to visit our facility where C’S is free with one year financial support for the triplets”.
Earlier, the management of the College said Dr Ikubese was carefully nominated for the award based on popular demand by the people of the state who have testified to his humanitarian services within and outside Ondo State.
They urged him not to relent in investing his resources into humanity, saying there’s a reward for good deed.
