OLOYE ADEWOLE ADELEKE

Medical laboratory scientist|

photographer|

Freelancer

[OLOYE ADEWOLE ADELEKE @makrock11]

As it pleases the Lord
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[OLOYE ADEWOLE ADELEKE @makrock11]

@dammyyems 😂

[Sir Badejo Afunimawobe' @BadejoAdeolu]

Amazing profile of Mrs @adekanmbi_bimbo
Oyo state better elect this family!!

Outstanding quality

[Oluwadamilare Fabiyi of #Geni @therealFadaca]

Dr. Olukemi Adekanmbi, incoming first-lady of Oyo state.

EDUCATION

Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)
University of Ibadan, Nigeria | 2001

Master of Global Health
Harvard University, USA | 2003–2004

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Junior Professional Associate
World Bank Institute, Washington, DC, USA | 2004–2005

Internal Medicine Residency
Abington Memorial Hospital, Pennsylvania, USA | 2005–2008

- Recipient of a Departmental and Hospital Research Award.

Hospitalist Physician
Lansdale Hospital, Pennsylvania, USA | 2008–2009

Fellowship in Infectious Diseases
University of Maryland Medical Center, Baltimore, USA | 2009–2011

- Volunteered in Haiti following the 2010 earthquake, contributing to relief efforts responding to cholera and other infectious disease outbreaks.

Lecturer I, College of Medicine
University of Ibadan, Nigeria | 2015

- Honorary Consultant
University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, Nigeria | 2017

Senior Lecturer, College of Medicine
University of Ibadan, Nigeria | 2020

Pioneer Head, Department of Infectious Diseases
College of Medicine, University of Ibadan | 2020–Present

Acting Director/Head, Infectious Diseases Institute
University College Hospital, Ibadan | 2020–Present

- Received a commendation from the Chief Medical Director of UCH for exemplary service during the COVID-19 response in 2022.

RESEARCH & PUBLICATIONS

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR)
Advanced HIV disease
Emerging infectious diseases
Infectious disease prevention and control

Scientific Advisory Board Member
GlaxoSmithKline Africa Open Lab

Author of over 70 publications, including peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters

Principal Investigator, Nigeria Unit of HIV Clinical Trials, contributing to clinical research and capacity building among healthcare professionals.

PUBLIC HEALTH & PROFESSIONAL SERVICE

Provides technical support to the Oyo State response to infectious diseases of public health concern.

Visiting Scholar, Center for Global Health, Northwestern University, Chicago, USA.

Provides technical support to the Oyo State Cholera Outbreak Technical Working Group

Assistant General Secretary, Nigeria Infectious Diseases Society.

PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATIONS & FELLOWSHIPS

Board Certification in Internal Medicine and Infectious Diseases, American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM)

Fellow, American College of Physicians (FACP)

Fellow, West African College of Physicians (FWACP), by election

[OLOYE ADEWOLE ADELEKE @makrock11]

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@Demo4show 😂

[ャ @oyayiguagram]

Went to buy Dangote salt today and they asked me to pay

[Alabama @Flohairs]

Not me reading my Dad’s diary and he actually wrote when he and my mum had their first collabo 😭😭 and everytime she sees her period. If you shit sef my papa go document am😭😆 make I no just see say he document how my mama conceived me. As he dey write the good things, he still dey write all our shortcomings, my elder sister too stubborn when she small o, na now I just dey find out for my papa diary. Everything abt our lives dey that book of life😂😂😂 if you forget ur life , e dey my Papa book as long as he sabi you.

[● @aminuyaro_]

Mr President @AlikoDangote when are we having a shareholders hangout? We need to like meet and get to know each other yk, as business partners…

[👑S.A.L.A.K.O🕊 @UnkleAyo]

I hope every hardworking young man gets to experience this feeling, at least once in his lifetime.

[OLOYE ADEWOLE ADELEKE @makrock11]

@wuraoyewusi Happy birthday
God bless you!

[Daddy Al @AA__official]

I am not interested in any intellectual economic conversation. I just want to buy affordable fuel.

[Seyi Makinde for President @makindedaura]

Behind the scenes of HE Seyi Makinde's campaign photoshoot.

Happy weekend!

#ResetNigeria #MakindeDaura2027

[David Alola @davorigaga]

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[David Alola @davorigaga]

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[Ayankola Ayanwuyi @kolaayanwuyi]

Yesterday, September 10, we premiered A Road from Ogbomoso to Jos simultaneously in Ogbomoso and Jos. It was a moment to rewind the story of Ogbomoso migration to Jos and to reflect on how generations of Ogbomoso people left home, travelled north, built communities, established businesses and made a life for themselves on the Plateau.

The date for the beginning of Ogbomoso migration to Jos varies in accounts, particularly because the earliest records are limited. The documentary therefore relies largely on oral histories, including accounts from people who were born in Jos in the early 1900s and witnessed or inherited these stories firsthand.

In Jos, Johnson Okunade received members of the Ogbomoso community and indigenous people of Plateau who came to watch the film. I learnt that Ogbomoso Parapo came with two full buses, while the Chairman of Jos North L.G. and his wife; Chief Jide Olagbemiro, the current Oba Yoruba in Jos; and many others were also in attendance. Let's look forward to the official release from Jos.

In Ogbomoso, I had the privilege of receiving young and old, guests and dignitaries who came to see and learn about the journeys of those who came before us and how Ogbomoso people built lives and communities far from home. It was an honour to welcome representatives from Ogbomoso Parapo; the Departments of Linguistics and Nigerian Languages, LAUTECH; Department of History, LAUTECH; Kabiyesi Gbolagunte Oyeniran Olaosebikan, Onifedegbo of Fedegbo; Emeritus Professor Omotoye Olorode; Professor Akin Oyetade; Mr Benjamin Onigbinde (of Sigvent Ltd); TAMPAN Ogbomoso North, South, Ogoluwa, Surulere, and Oriire; Sweet Home Arrival Society, made up of Jos returnees in Ogbomoso; Badero Soun Group; and other groups who joined us. We are grateful to Oluseun Onigbinde Resource Centre for hosting the Ogbomoso screening.

May Ogbomoso continue to prosper wherever her people find themselves under the heavens.

—
Ayankola Ayanwuyi
Ile Onisemo-Onilu
Oke-Isoko, Ogbomoso.

[Ayankola Ayanwuyi @kolaayanwuyi]

A Road from Ogbomoso to Jos is a story of the Ogbomoso people in Jos, Northern Nigeria.

[OLOYE ADEWOLE ADELEKE @makrock11]

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“oh to be loved”

gbènu òshi sóun!

[David Alola @davorigaga]

🚨 SUPPORT SULIYAT’S SURGERY 🚨

Suliyat is living with chronic lymphedema and urgently needs life-changing surgery.

Through your generosity and kindness, we’ve reached 13.60% of our ₦20 million target. 🤲🏽 We still have 86.40% to go.

[👑S.A.L.A.K.O🕊 @UnkleAyo]

Until death, all defeat is psychological.

Don't let anyone define your story for you.