Dr. Philip Ozuah's wonderful and altruistic gesture of donating $1m to the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan (his alma mater) is noble, exemplary and worthy of celebration and emulation.

He is practicing in the USA (CEO of Montefiore Medical Center, New York), and he's from Nteje, Anambra State. He has demonstrated a oneness where location, tribe and religion should not hinder our service to God, country and humanity.

Great, accomplished and successful Nigerians around the globe are anxiously waiting for a transformative leadership to emerge that can leverage on their collective goodwill to develop Nigeria fully. We should not fail them in 2023.

#PeterObi

Source> https://www.facebook.com/1153952567961789/posts/pfbid0c8dqXF8G45Bo3Pp69FLUdNykjp2WN3WKPg7uMq2AE2iyc1iaQBZFzLL1Wx9qyynfl/?app=fbl

Dr Philip Ozuah, President and CEO of Montefiore
Medicine in New York.

The Anambra-born Ozuah earned his medical degree from the University of Ibadan and had his internship at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital, Nsukka.

He then left Nigeria for a Master’s Degree in Education from the University of Southern California, and a PhD in Educational Leadership and Administration from the University of Nebraska– Lincoln.

He completed his Pediatric Internship and Residency at Albert Einstein College of Medicine/ Montefiore, and his Post-Doctoral Fellowship at the University of Southern California School of Medicine.

jmoore:

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jimyjames:
That's not Peter obi's official Facebook page

Okwyjesus:


I didn't hear anybody call Ozuah IPOB.
Nice to know.


Let's be counting the tribe that is more patriotic and detribalized.

ElSudani:


He was educated at U.I
It is not uncommon for people to donate to their alma mater.

jmoore:

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Okwyjesus:


I didn't hear anybody call Ozuah IPOB.
Nice to know.


Let's be counting the tribe that is more patriotic and detribalized.

whitephoenix:


Don't trivialise what he did. While it may not be uncommon for an alumni to donate money, it is rare if not impossible to donate a million dollars.

whitephoenix:


Don't trivialise what he did. While it may not be uncommon for an alumni to donate money, it is rare if not impossible to donate a million dollars.

IgOga:
Wetin concern Obi about University donations

Politicians sha

femisplash:

University of Ibadan is his Alma mater. The school made him and he came back to appreciate. He's not the first to donate to his Alma mater and will never be the last. The region that gave you Education is worth more a million times than where you were birthed. Lots of ibos are schooling in the SW because it is host to the best educational institutions in the country.

whitephoenix:


Don't trivialise what he did. While it may not be uncommon for an alumni to donate money, it is rare if not impossible to donate a million dollars.

femisplash:

You need some exposure. Some people donate a part of their fortune in a WILL to selected institutions.

Advocate500:
Adeboye is a graduate of UNN ,we have not heard he donated a pencil to the school before.