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We are governed by our trustees who volunteer their expertise and time at promoting improvement in lung health.
Convener
Convener, Senior Lecturer and Consultant Physician Lagos State university College of Medicine/Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Ikeja Lagos is an experienced Respiratory Physician. She is passionate about ensuring better lung health for Nigerians and providing support to the large number of patients with respiratory diseases that are under-served by the limited services for respiratory care in Nigeria.
Grand Patron
Professsor Onadeko, Mentor, Emeritus Professor of Medicine, foremost Respiratory Physician of international repute with a strong commitment to respiratory practice and clinical research. He is an Emeritus Professor of Medicine at the University College Hospital Ibadan and Officer of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (OFR).
Member
Professor of Medicine at the Lagos State University College of Medicine. Renowned endocrinologist with interest in lung health particularly of patients with diabetes mellitus. She pioneered the study of diabetes detection in tuberculosis patients in Nigeria.
Member
Certified Project Management Professional and Business Consultant with more than 20 years of global practice. She has broad leadership and technical experience delivering in global, virtual, multicultural and highly diversified teams.
Member
Dr Adeyosola Adeyeye is a young Medical Doctor who is passionate about volunteering, research, and using her knowledge to improve her community as a whole.
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