The Kwara State Government has actively pursued initiatives to bolster human capital development within its health sector. Recently, the Kwara State Hospitals Management Board conducted an inspection of the University of Offa to explore a potential partnership focused on the training of health-related students. This move is part of a broader strategy by the state government to foster collaboration between educational institutions and government health agencies.

The inspection was led by Dr. Abdulraheem Malik, the Executive Secretary of the board, who emphasized the importance of assessing the university's capabilities to meet the training needs for various health disciplines. This partnership aims to provide students with enhanced practical experiences, thereby improving their competencies and skills in the healthcare field. The initiative also comes in response to a formal request from the university seeking collaboration with the state health management system.

Kwara State's government, under the leadership of Governor Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq, is prioritizing partnerships that can facilitate comprehensive health education. This strategic direction reflects a commitment to developing a well-trained healthcare workforce, which is essential for addressing the growing health challenges in the state and beyond. By aligning academic institutions with government health sectors, the Kwara State Government hopes to better equip future health professionals for service delivery in the community.