From healthcare professionals to support workers, Alaafin Owoade Hospital opens its doors to qualified applicants in a fresh employment opportunity for Oyo and beyond.

The Palace of His Imperial Majesty, Oba Engr. Abimbola Akeem Owoade I, has announced 46 job openings at Alaafin Owoade Hospital, Oyo, inviting qualified candidates to apply for positions spanning medical care, nursing, laboratory services, pharmacy, administration and hospital support.
The announcement brings employment and healthcare development into focus as the Alaafin’s Palace advances its community health initiative for the benefit of Oyo Kingdom.
The vacancies include two doctors, 10 nurses, four CHEWs (Community Health Extension Workers), laboratory and pharmacy personnel, account officers, medical records officers, security officers, ward orderlies and ward attendants.
The exercise creates an opportunity for qualified job seekers to contribute their professional skills to a healthcare facility serving the Oyo community. Candidates must meet the relevant qualification requirements, possess valid practising licences where applicable and be prepared to reside in Oyo.
Applications must be submitted in two copies, accompanied by a handwritten application letter, detailed CV, photocopies of credentials and one passport photograph.
APPLICATION DEADLINE: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 2026, AT 4:00 P.M.
Applications should be delivered to the Palace Administrative Secretary, Oyo Palace Administration Office, Aafin Oyo, Oyo Town, Oyo State.
The Palace has emphasised that the process is free and that no payment is required from applicants.
The message is clear: the hospital recruitment is an opportunity for qualified people to seek employment and contribute to healthcare delivery in Oyo. Under Alaafin Owoade I, the Palace’s community health initiative places employment and public welfare among the key issues to watch in Oyo’s continuing development.
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