Every claim we make about accreditation is backed by a document. Here's our record.
Golden Diadem Royal Priesthood College of Health Sciences was established in April 2018 with a single mission: to train competent, work-ready health technicians for Nigeria's public health system.
What began as one campus has grown into a two-state institution, with formal government recognition following in step with that growth — a Letter of Approval from Lagos State in April 2024, and a Memorandum of Understanding with Ogun State in August 2024.
Today, graduates of the college are already at work within government Primary Health Care (PHC) facilities and other health institutions — proof that our training translates directly into employment and public service.
Golden Diadem Royal Priesthood College of Health Sciences opens its doors, offering foundational training in public and community health.
Our programmes are recognised and accredited under the Public Health Technician Board, anchoring our curriculum to national standards.
The college receives formal approval from the Lagos State Government to operate and admit students.
A Memorandum of Understanding with Ogun State formalises our second campus and extends our reach.
Active campuses in Lagos and Ogun State, with alumni currently serving within government PHC facilities.
We hold every student to a standard fit for real clinical and community settings — not just a certificate.
Our name carries "Priesthood" deliberately: healthcare is a calling to serve communities with integrity.
Every credential we issue is backed by documented accreditation, approval, and partnership.
Two campuses across Lagos and Ogun State keep quality health training within reach of more communities.