The DELSU Medical School Alumni Association (DUMSAA) has announced plans for its first Ordinary General Meeting (OGM) of 2026, inviting members and colleagues from across the globe to participate in what promises to be an inspiring and forward‑looking event.
Prof . John Ohaju – Obodo
DUMSAAmade the announcement in a statement signed by its Publicity Secretary, Dr. Nze Ifeanyi-Victor, and made available to journalist on Thursday.
Scheduled for Sunday, 29 March 2026 at 7:00 PM (Nigeria Time), the meeting will be held virtually via Microsoft Teams, allowing broad participation from alumni within and outside Nigeria.
This year’s theme, “Beyond Clinical Practice: Building Impactful Careers in Health and Society on the Journey to Self‑Actualization,” reflects the Association’s growing emphasis on holistic professional development and the evolving role of medical practitioners in society.
The keynote address will be delivered by Prof. John Ohaju‑Obodo, a respected academic and thought leader known for his contributions to medical education and health policy.
Speaking ahead of the event, DUMSAA President Dr. Kennedy O. Obohwemu highlighted the significance of the meeting for the alumni community.
“Our profession is changing, and so are the expectations placed on medical practitioners,” he said. “This OGM is an opportunity for us to rethink our impact, reconnect with purpose, and explore new pathways for leadership within and beyond clinical spaces.”
The Association encourages all members to attend, noting that the session will offer opportunities for learning, networking, and strengthening professional bonds.
“We want our alumni to feel supported, inspired, and empowered,” Dr. Obohwemu added. “This gathering is more than a meeting — it is a step toward building a vibrant community that thrives both in service and in personal fulfillment.”
DUMSAA invites all alumni to join the conversation, connect with colleagues, and contribute to shaping the future of the Association.
Signed: Dr. Nze Ifeanyi-Victor (Publicity Secretary)
