May 29, 2025

Dr Omo-Ojo Wins Sir Ahmadu Bello Sardauna Distinguished Platinum Award and Democratic Youth Assembly of Nigeria Medal

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Dr Omo-Ojo Wins Sir Ahmadu Bello Sardauna Distinguished Platinum Award and Democratic Youth Assembly of Nigeria Medal
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By Simeon OSAJIE

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In a time when society yearns for authentic leadership and service-driven visionaries, it is heartening to see a young dynamic Medical Doctor – Owen Omo-Ojo, rise to the challenge with grace, grit, and an unwavering sense of purpose.

Dr. Owen Omo-Ojo is a seasoned medical doctor, entrepreneur, medical administrator, and public health expert with over 14 years of experience.

She earned her MD from the renowned IP Pavlov State Medical University, Russia, and a Master’s in Public Health from the University of Liverpool as a Commonwealth Scholar.

Dr. Owen has excelled in clinical practice, medical administration, and entrepreneurship, with experience in notable Nigerian HMOs and a North American health tech start-up (Clinical Hub), before founding HIGC Health Consultants, a Social Enterprise committed to delivering equitable healthcare.

HIGC specializes in hospital, laboratory, and pharmacy management, onsite, remote site, and offshore clinic setup and management, HMO advisory, health systems consulting, and medical equipment, consumables and PPE supply.

Her entrepreneurial ventures extend to Regal Business Hub (RBH), offering recruitment, employee training, corporate gift curation, office setup, and general procurement services.

Passionate about universal health coverage and mentorship, Dr. Owen supports Medical Student Associations like NIMSA and FAMSA and mentors thousands of young African medical professionals.

She actively organizes free medical outreach programs to serve vulnerable communities and advocates for improved healthcare policies.

The HIGC Chief Executive Officer is a member of the Commonwealth Scholars and Fellows Alumni Association of Nigeria; the Medical Women’s Association of Nigeria; the Healthcare Federation of Nigeria; and Toastmasters International.

She is the 2025 winner of the Sir Ahmadu Bello Sardauna Distinguished Platinum Award of Excellence as An Icon of Societal Transformation—by The National Association of Northern Nigerian Students (NANNS). Dr. Owen’s work is driven by her commitment to impacting lives and advancing SDG3 in Nigeria.

The recent conferral of the Achiever Par Excellence Award, Certificate of Appreciation for Community Service, and Gold Medal of Honour by the Democratic Youth Assembly of Nigeria (DYAN) on Dr. Owen Omo-Ojo is yet another testament to a life lived in meaningful service to others, particularly the Nigerian youths.

This latest recognition adds to a growing list of honours, including the Sir Ahmadu Bello Sardauna Distinguished Platinum Award of Excellence as An Icon of Societal Transformation just a months ago. These accolades are not mere decorations; they are echoes of impact, signaling the tangible difference Dr. Owen has made in communities across Nigeria.

A tireless public health advocate, visionary entrepreneur, and mentor to thousands, Dr. Owen has dedicated over a decade to transforming lives, especially at the grassroots. From spearheading free medical outreaches and youth empowerment programs to leading impactful social initiatives and championing safe motherhood campaigns, her work consistently speaks of a heart that beats for humanity.

What sets her apart is not just her commitment, but the authenticity with which she leads. Guided by deep-rooted values of service, integrity, and excellence, Dr. Owen has become a symbol of what is possible when purpose meets preparation.

Her passion for mentoring African youths and creating platforms for leadership development is both intentional and far-reaching, touching lives from rural communities to professional corridors.

These achievements is a reflection of legacy in motion of a leader, and a nation builder, Dr. Owen embodies the hope of a better future, a future where service, not status, defines success. Nigerians are urging young professionals like Dr. Omo-Ojo to push the frontiers of their professions to transform the standards and produce patriotic leaders for the nation.

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