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Peter Omonzejele: A thoroughbred Academic, Achiever

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By Ken Ehimen and Edaki Timothy

Call him a man on the path to making progress and creating history and you are right. Refer to him as a man who is standing tall above life’s challenges and taking the burden by the horn to make visible to all his giant strides in the sands of our country and you have not sugar-coated the truth. Call  Professor Peter Omonzejele a man who has a knack for knowledge and a brain that dispenses information from years of research and study and you have not meandered from the truth.

Hard work and dedication always pays, at least that is what life taught us and only recently it has taught us the same lesson, using one of its many sons, Peter Omonzejele as an example. The Associate Professor of the prestigious University of Benin was recently lauded and honored with an award for his exemplary teaching methods, research experience and a go-getter drive by the Esan Forum.

Prof. Peter Omozejele with his brother Simon Omozegele, left

Professor Peter Omonzejele undertook developmental training in: Time and Project Management; Research Skills and Conflict Management; Communication and Presentation Skills and the Diversity and Inclusivity Course. All the courses were undertaken at the University of Central Lancashire, Preston. England.

Professor Peter Omonzejele holds membership of several international bioethics associations amongst which are: The International Association of Public Health Ethics Network based in the United Kingdom, The Philosophy and Bioethics Network also based in the United Kingdom, a Resource Expert in the newly established Bioethics Beyond Borders Network based in the USA and a member of The Centre for Bioethics and Culture Association located in the United States. Peter Omonzejele is a member of the editorial board of the Developing World Bioethics Journal. Peter Omonzejele has published bioethics articles in international journals in the United Kingdom, the United States, Israel, Canada, Thailand and China. He has just completed the writing of a book tentatively entitled:” The Ethics of Medical Research on Humans: An African Perspective & A Guide to conducting fieldwork in Africa”.

Prof. Peter Omozegele and his wife, Mrs Veronica Omozegele, Chief Inegbenehi with Grace

He is also an international clinical and research ethics consultant. Peter is the Head of the Bioethics Research Unit of the Women’s Health and Action Research Centre (WHARC), Benin-City. WHARC (under the chairmanship of Dr. Omonzejele) is in the process of constituting a Local Research Ethics (LRC) Committee to review research protocols.

Professor Peter Omonzejele is an academician per excellence. He has proved that his wealth of experience is always brought to the fore wherever he finds himself. A man whose love for society and a desire to change the evil inherent in the heart of everyman led him to study Philosophy and Bioethics.

He had his Bioethics training at the University of Witwatersrand, Johanesburg, South Africa and at the University of Lancashire, Preston, England.

Prof. & Mrs. Peter Omozegele with friends and family after receiving an award from Easan Forum (UNIBEN and UBTH) as a distinguished Professor of bioethics and health policy

He has a benign smile always resting upon his face and his quick to attribute everything he is and would ever be to the Almighty Creator. He represents a man who knows where the gold lies buried and would leave no stone unturned in unraveling the treasure. Dr. Omonzejele has shown that he is a man to be revered, respected and to be looked upon as he is not only offering the world his mind, he is letting the world peruse through his thoughts through his many thesis, dissertations and project works. Of a surety, those who have passed through him have always been full of praises for the man who they describe as a colossal individual in the academic field.

Happily married to Veronica Omonzejele,  Peter puts family first as he knows that family and love is quintessential to any man’s happy stay on earth. He is also always quick to speak lovingly of his wife who he claims is a rare jewel in his life.

Without bias, Professor Peter Omonzejele represents a man that all and sundry should strive to emulate. He is the perfect picture and description of three things- an academia, a husband and of course a real boss.

 

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2027: We’re on Track, ADC Hails S’Court Ruling

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The African Democratic Congress (ADC) has declared that it would never be intimidated, distracted, or silenced in its push to realize a better Nigeria.

Spokesman of the ADC, Bolaji Abdullahi, said this in reaction to the Supreme Court ruling, which affirmed David Mark’s leadership of the party.

Abdullahi said the judgment has affirmed that the Mark and Rauf Aregbesola leadership of the party is legitimate.

Abdullahi said: “The African Democratic Congress (ADC) congratulates all our members and leaders across the country on today’s Supreme Court ruling which affirmed the leadership of our party under Senator David Mark as National Chairman, and Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola as National Secretary.

“Today’s decision is a clear affirmation that our party, its structures, and its leadership under our National Chairman, Senator Mark, and our National Secretary, Ogbeni Aregbesola, are legitimate.

“We commend the five-man panel of the Supreme Court, whose unanimous judgment has today done great credit to the judiciary in our country and our political system.

“However, while we welcome this judgment, we do not mistake it for the end of the struggle. The events leading up to this moment have exposed a troubling pattern of interference, bad faith, and attempts to weaken opposition voices in Nigeria.

“Let it be clearly stated: the ADC will not be intimidated, distracted, or silenced. We remain resolute in our mission to provide Nigerians with a credible alternative.

“We therefore urge all our members, supporters, and democratic stakeholders across the country to remain vigilant.”

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2027: Lagos APC Guber Aspirant Rejects Hamzat As Consensus Candidate

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All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship aspirant in Lagos State, Samuel Ajose, has declared that the endorsement of Deputy Governor Obafemi Hamzat as the next governor by Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and the Governance Advisory Council (GAC) will not stand.

GAC, regarded as the highest decision-making body of the All Progressives Congress in Lagos State, endorsed Hamzat, as its consensus candidate for the 2027 governorship election.

The decision was reached during a closed-door meeting held at Lagos House, Marina, indicating an early alignment within the ruling party ahead of the next electoral cycle.

Speaking after the session, GAC leader, Tajudeen Olusi, said members unanimously agreed on Hamzat, expressing confidence in his ability to sustain and build on the state’s developmental progress.

Olusi explained that the meeting was convened to deliberate on the party’s forthcoming primaries and assess the governorship position ahead of the 2027 elections.

Speaking about the GAC adoption of Hamzat as Lagos APC consensus 2027 governorship candidate on Arise News on Tuesday, Ajose said that Sanwo-Olu and others are trying to force President Tinubu into making a decision.

“I don’t think our president, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, is giving in to what they are doing.

“What they are just trying to do is to coerce him into taking a decision, and I don’t think that decision will stand.”

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