Although Nigerians are usually painted in a bad light in international settings, there are still some of our citizens who keep giving us reasons to smile. One of these people is doctor Oladotun Okunola.
Recall that the United States Democratic party presidential aspirant, Hillary Clinton, recently had a health scare while on the campaign trail but made a magical recovery to the surprise of many.
However, Clinton has revealed the man behind her quick recovery, and yes, he’s no other person than Nigerian doctor Oladotun Okunola.
According to a post on usapoliticsnow.com, Hillary’s personal doctor follows her around while she’s on the campaign trail, and blends in with the secret service. Dr Okunola, is said to be on hand for whenever she needs emergency medical attention.

Clinton was said to have tweeted the following words after her recovery from her recent health scare where she fainted and had to be assisted out of the venue of the 9/11 memorial event:
Dr. Okunola’s Achievements
Oladotun Okunola, a medical doctor, is a diplomate of the American Board of Sleep Medicine and American Board of Neurology and Psychiatry.
Okunola, who graduated from the Howard University College of Medicine in 2001, is affiliated with Morristown Medical Center.
He specialises in epilepsy, clinical neurophysiology, and sleep medicine and he’s also a board-certified in both adult neurology and clinical neurophysiology.

In 2010, Atlantic Health Sleep Centers (AHSCs), New Jersey launched the Sleep Movement Disorder Center and Okunola was appointed the medical director.
AHSCs, which is the largest accredited sleep centers in the tri-state area, has offices at Overlook, Morristown, and Goryeb Children’s hospitals.
Okunola is also a member of the prestigious Neurology group, Neuroscience Center of Northern New Jersey.
He received fellowship training in epilepsy and clinical neurophysiology at Georgetown University Hospital, Washington, DC and he also completed a sleep medicine fellowship at Norwalk Hospital, Connecticut.
As part of his fellowship training in clinical neurophysiology/epilepsy, Okunola focused on intraoperative and epilepsy monitoring; EEG and EMG.
Thank you for making us proud.

You did not have to tell us what region he's from. I think its a bit too early for this.

This news is becoming stale already, I've been seeing threads on it for 5days now. kilode!

and one 'flat head' will still come here and talk nonsense about the AFOJAS...