The Governor Of Ogun State, Prince Dapo Abiodun has reappointed Dr. Ololade Kehinde Agoro as his Senior Special Assistant on health.
Ololade during Governor Abiodun’s first term performed wonderfully well and this has led to his reappointment.
Ololade kehinde Olayiwola is a Consultant Radiation and Clinical Oncologist and Nuclear Medicine Physician with a special focus on solid tumors including central nervous system, cervical and breast cancer.
He completed his MBBS at the prestigious University of Lagos in 2002, Masters in Nuclear Medicine at the University of Pretoria 2018.
He has speciality fellowships in Radiation and Clinical Oncology from the West African College of Surgeons, 2014 and as an International Atomic Energy Agency fellow IAEA in Nuclear Medicine from the College of Nuclear Physicians of South Africa, 2017, a faculty who has in the last five years conducted series of researches on the metastatic pattern of cervical cancer and on other issues relating to the causes of the breast and central nervous malignancy.
He was trained in the prestigious University of Pretoria under the world-renowned Prof Mike Sathekge, Prof Ketiku and Prof Ajekigbe.
He has mentored about 10 junior registrars and senior registrars as well as tens of students.
He is currently the General secretary of the Association of Radiation Oncologists of Nigeria ARCON and a senior aide of the Ogun state Government supporting leadership and governance in the health sector, a member of the South African Society of Nuclear Medicine SASNM and the American Society of Clinical Oncology ASCO.
He has publications in scientific journal to report his research findings and won the prestigious Award for Distinguished work of the International IAEA conference on clinical PET-CT and molecular imaging IPET 2015 in Vienna Austria.
He is currently a lecture 1 in the department of Radiation Biology, Radiotherapy and Radiodiagnosis in the College of Medicine, Faculty of Clinical Sciences University of Lagos.
