UNILAG Dons Lead Nigeria on MDS Strategic Committee for Movement Disorders Care in Africa
Two esteemed scholars from the University of Lagos (UNILAG), Prof. Ademola Oremosu and Dr. Omolara Ojo, have represented Nigeria on the Strategic Planning Committee of the International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society (MDS), Africa Section.
Chris Oyeoku Okafor 
Two esteemed scholars from the University of Lagos (UNILAG), hailing from the College of Medicine, Idi-Araba, have proudly represented Nigeria on the Strategic Planning Committee of the International Parkinson and Movement Disorder Society (MDS), Africa Section. Professor Ademola Oremosu, a distinguished Neuroscientist from the Department of Anatomy, and Dr. Omolara Ojo, an Associate Professor and Consultant Neurologist in the Department of Medicine, participated in this significant gathering alongside top Neurologists and Neuroscientists from various African countries.
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The momentous meeting took place at the Movenpick Hotel and Residences in Nairobi, Kenya, from April 27 to 28, 2024. During this gathering, participants engaged in extensive discussions on the future of Movement Disorders care, deliberating on crucial decisions aimed at strengthening the practice of this medical specialty across Africa.
Representatives from several African nations, including Cameroon, Egypt, Ghana, Madagascar, Morocco, Nigeria, Senegal, and South Africa, convened to collaborate on shaping the trajectory of Movement Disorders care on the continent.
The involvement of Prof. Oremosu and Dr. Ojo in this Strategic Committee underscores UNILAG's commitment to contributing to advancements in medical research and healthcare provision not only within Nigeria but also on a continental scale. Their participation highlights the university's reputation for excellence and expertise in the field of medicine and neuroscience.
Through such collaborative efforts and international engagements, UNILAG continues to play a pivotal role in addressing healthcare challenges and advancing medical knowledge, ultimately benefiting communities both locally and globally.
