This decision, therefore, gave him the dream to study in any of the world’s renowned public health schools with all his activities as a student and medical doctor tailored towards preparing him for the journey.

Since then, I have nurtured the dream of studying in any of the world’s most renowned public health schools, and all of my activities in medical school and as a doctor were tailored towards preparing me as a super-competitive candidate for graduate school admission.

While a student, Emannuel was an active member of the UNILORIN Student Union. He was the first ever medical student to be elected the student union government (SUG) president. He was also an active member of the University Medical Students’ Association.

Emmanuel thanked his family and colleagues for their guidance and support while applying for the graduate program. He also expressed his gratitude to his teachers and notable figures who recommended him to the universities.

”I am grateful to all my friends, colleagues, seniors, and mentors who contributed to the application process with their unending guidance and advice. Most importantly, I am grateful to those who supported my applications with their graceful recommendations, including Prof. Sulyman Age Abdulkareem (immediate past VC, University of Ilorin), my mentor Dr Michael Olugbile MD, MPH of the World Bank Group, and my teachers, Prof. Olugbenga Mokuolu, Prof. Muhammed A.N Adeboye, Dr. OIN Buhari and Dr. Adedayo Ayodele ADERIBIGBE,” he said.

Emmanuel chose John Hopkins University where he was offered a dual degree MPH/MBA merit scholarship award. He said though it was very hard for him to make a decision, he chose one and took it as a motivation for him to continue pursuing his dreams and also not relent in his desire to contribute significantly to solving the significant healthcare challenges in Nigeria, Africa, and the globe at large.

This decision, therefore, gave him the dream to study in any of the world’s renowned public health schools with all his activities as a student and medical doctor tailored towards preparing him for the journey.

Since then, I have nurtured the dream of studying in any of the world’s most renowned public health schools, and all of my activities in medical school and as a doctor were tailored towards preparing me as a super-competitive candidate for graduate school admission.

While a student, Emannuel was an active member of the UNILORIN Student Union. He was the first ever medical student to be elected the student union government (SUG) president. He was also an active member of the University Medical Students’ Association.

Emmanuel thanked his family and colleagues for their guidance and support while applying for the graduate program. He also expressed his gratitude to his teachers and notable figures who recommended him to the universities.

”I am grateful to all my friends, colleagues, seniors, and mentors who contributed to the application process with their unending guidance and advice. Most importantly, I am grateful to those who supported my applications with their graceful recommendations, including Prof. Sulyman Age Abdulkareem (immediate past VC, University of Ilorin), my mentor Dr Michael Olugbile MD, MPH of the World Bank Group, and my teachers, Prof. Olugbenga Mokuolu, Prof. Muhammed A.N Adeboye, Dr. OIN Buhari and Dr. Adedayo Ayodele ADERIBIGBE,” he said.

Emmanuel chose John Hopkins University where he was offered a dual degree MPH/MBA merit scholarship award. He said though it was very hard for him to make a decision, he chose one and took it as a motivation for him to continue pursuing his dreams and also not relent in his desire to contribute significantly to solving the significant healthcare challenges in Nigeria, Africa, and the globe at large.