Within the esteemed corridors of academia, there emerges a young mind distinguished by an insatiable curiosity and an unwavering commitment to discovery. That mind belongs to Dr. Jackson Alex Ngou (top left), a name that has risen to symbolize innovation, intellectual brilliance, and exemplary dedication. This dedication has now been recognized through the conferment of the Young Researcher of the Year Award 2025, a testament to his outstanding contributions and scholarly promise.
To Dr. Jackson, this achievement stands as a beacon of inspiration to young scholars across the academic spectrum. May it serve not as a culmination, but as a foundation upon which greater accomplishments will be built in a career destined for excellence.
Alongside Dr. Jackson stands another outstanding scholar, Dr. Ally Baholela Ally (top right), whose exceptional academic performance and disciplined pursuit of knowledge have distinguished him among his peers in the Master’s category at the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. In recognition of his remarkable achievements, Dr. Ally Baholela Ally has been awarded the Best MSc Student Award.
Dr. Ally demonstrated exemplary mastery of anatomical sciences, transforming what many consider a highly complex field into precision, and academic rigor. From the intricate organization of the large ante-brachial and smaller sesamoid bones to the delicate architecture of cells which many refers to as the basic units of life. He navigated the discipline with exceptional intellectual discipline and determination, thereby mastering the subjects that constitute the foundation of animal health and clinical practice.
The Department of Veterinary Anatomy and Pathology extends its warmest congratulations to Dr. Jackson Alex Ngou and Dr. Ally Baholela Ally on these well-deserved recognitions. These awards are not merely acknowledgements of past achievements but milestones marking the beginning of illustrious professional journeys that promise to contribute significantly to the advancement of veterinary medicine and biomedical sciences.
