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SEO Ogbonmwan M.D.
SEO Ogbonmwan

DR SEO OGBONMWAN
He was born at the St Philomena Maternity Hospital Benin City more than fifty years ago. Primary education was at the St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School 1st East Circular Road, Benin City were he served at mass and taught catechism in English and Edo. Secondary education was at Edo College where he served as School Prefect, House Prefect and Class prefect. He left with a distinction at the West Africa School Certificate Examinations. He also excelled in Boys Scout, Red Cross activities, Science Club, Legion of Mary, medium distance races and swimming, in addition to excellent academic work.

He graduated medicine in Benin, worked at the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH), then St Johns’ Hospital Ilawe Ekiti for National Service. Thereafter he worked for Bendel State Health Services Management Board and recall doing the first Caesarean Section with a torch light at Urhonigbe General Hospital in 1983 as a visiting Medical Officer of Health. He entered the National Postgraduate training from the Central Hospital Benin City where he is the first ever to complete the Fellowship examination from that hospital with rotational training at the UBTH as well. During the postgraduate training he was elected President of Bendel State Resident Doctors’ Association 1986-1989.
Thereafter he worked as Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist to Delta Steel Hospital Complex Oviawn Aladja on secondment from the Central Hospital Benin City. On his return to the Central Hospital, he proceeded to England for further clinical exposure. .

Today Dr SEO Ogbonmwan is a Specialist Obstetrician & Gynaecologist and Consultant to the National Health Services of the United Kingdom with special interest in assisted reproduction technology and screening for gynaecological cancer.
He is a Fellow of the National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria in the Faculty of Obstetrics & Gynaecology,
A Fellow of the Royal College of Obstetricians & Gynaecologists of the United Kingdom,
A Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine of the United Kingdom,
Member, Faculty of Reproductive Healthcare of RCOG of the United Kingdom
Member, British Society for Colposcopy and Cervical Pathology.
Member, British Menopause Society.
Member, British Fertility Society.
Member, Society of Gynaecologists & Obstetricians of Nigeria.(SOGON)
Member British Feto-Maternal Medicine Society.
Member British Medical Association
Member Medical Defence Union
Member and Past President Lotus Club f Nigeria.
Graduate member Skomit Club of University of Benin.

SEO is a Knight of Saint Columba. He has authored many academic articles and written opinions on contemporary issues in Nigerian newspapers and the electronic media.
Dr SEO Ogbonmwan is listed in Marquies ‘WHO is WHO in the WORLD 2009’ for his contribution to the development of the science of Medicine and Advocacy.

He is married with Children.

Articles by this Author
» THE TRUTH & THE PEACE OF THE GRAVE YARD.
By SEO Ogbonmwan M.D. | Published 03/6/2010 | Government and Politics | Unrated  printer version
Nigeria is a country of over 150 million people and the ruling class constitutes an infinitesimal number. How can a multitude be made so submissive by so few as to accept silence as the answer to our problems. Silence is a lie when a situation is as dire as we are currently experiencing in our nation Nigeria. The Presidency has been intimidated by the actions and comments of the Governors Forum, the PDP national executives, the recent action of the Brigade of Guard and the utterances of the Speaker of the House of Rep. Demeji Bankole about coup plot.

» DORA AKUNYILI: A LEADER BORN OUT OF YAR'ADUA'S ILLHEALTH CRISIS
By SEO Ogbonmwan M.D. | Published 03/2/2010 | Government and Politics | Rating:  printer version
There is no doubt that Yar’Adua’s illness has caused a crisis of no small magnitude in the Nigeria political landscape and in spite of the ingenuity and resilience of Nigerians who are determined not to go again through the mistakes of 1966/67 some mischievous people who are making profit out of this disorderly situation are determined to plunge the nation into the abyss.

» PRAYERS, SPIRITUALITY, RELIGION AND SCIENCE
By SEO Ogbonmwan M.D. | Published 02/7/2010 | Religion | Unrated  printer version
In the last few weeks there have been many articles posted on this forum to prove that prayers, religion and spirituality are of no effect. That science is all, that is the beginning and the end. That is obviously a view from one sector. We agree that there are many perspectives to view from. It may be possible to show in the course of this discuss that there is a strong relationship between prayers, religion, spirituality and science.

» ALLEGIANCE SHOULD BE TO THE NIGERIAN NATION AND NOT TO SELF OR POLITICAL PARTY
By SEO Ogbonmwan M.D. | Published 11/22/2009 | Nigerian Affairs | Unrated  printer version
I have been moved to write this article due to the threat of the supporters of Chief Olabode George to decamp from the PDP after the pronouncement of his guilty judgement at the High Court of Lagos State, Criminal Division of Ikeja Judicial Division Lagos on the 26th October 2009. Chief Olabode George is no mean Nigerian, a former Chairman of the Nigerian Ports Authority, Deputy National Chairman (South) of the ruling People’s Democratic Party, the (PDP).

» UNIVERSITY OF BENIN VC SELECTION PROCESS: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS.
By SEO Ogbonmwan M.D. | Published 10/3/2009 | Nigerian Affairs | Unrated  printer version
The Vice-Chancellor is the principal officer of any University and is responsible to the Board of Trustees for the organization and conduct of the business of the University so his selection and appointment is a very serious undertaking. The Vice-Chancellor sits on the University Board of Trustees and chairs the Collegiate Council. He can be called the President or Vice-Chancellor or the Chief Academic and Administrative Officer of the University.

» Transparency and Accountability in Government BY DR SEO OGBONMWAN
By SEO Ogbonmwan M.D. | Published 06/24/2009 | Special Reports | Rating:  printer version
On behalf of the members of Edo Global Organization, I would like to welcome you all to this workshop after the wonderful morning session. Let me first thank God, then our brothers and sisters on Edo Global membership list for their help in hosting this event. I would also like to thank all participants in this workshop for your interest in reviving the fortunes of Edo state and in turn Nigeria and for using Edo Global Organization as a means to that end.

» GENERAL OLUSEGUN OBASANJO DESERVES RESPECT FROM NIGERIANS
By SEO Ogbonmwan M.D. | Published 04/5/2009 | Nigerian Affairs | Unrated  printer version

There are always two sides to a coin. There are those who believe Obasanjo has done a lot for our nation and God seems to have used him to keep Nigeria together at two critical points in the nation's history. The other side of the coin are those who hate him with a passion and will not touch him with a bin pole and can do him harm if they ever have the opportunity as in the violent protest in London. Obasanjo reluctantly became the Head of State of Nigeria after the attempted coup that eliminated General Murtala Mohammed.


» REFLECTIONS ON AFRICAN TRADITIONAL VALUE SYSTEMS
By SEO Ogbonmwan M.D. | Published 09/11/2008 | Special Reports | Unrated  printer version
Each society is organized with different norms and rules which should be respected by all community members for good and safe living. From one community to another, people have become rooted and remained totally closed to their own customs and values which served as their identity but communities are opening up in a global world. Because of this diversity, we intend to focus on the case of the traditional African by talking first about the African traditional values

» EDO STATE POLITICS:- A CRITICAL ANALYSIS.
By SEO Ogbonmwan M.D. | Published 03/24/2007 | Nigerian Affairs | Unrated  printer version
The summary of Edo State politics is the story of a PDP government with a few octopuses as godfathers and godsons grabbing and devouring anything and every fund within their reach without bothering or caring about the feeling and wellbeing of their kin men and women whose wellbeing they have vowed on oath to cater for. Therefore to remove this PDP government in Edo State is a task that all Edo State political parties must achieve by working together as one as working separately, that desired goal will be elusive.

» IS ONE NIGERIA A DREAM OR A REALITY?
By SEO Ogbonmwan M.D. | Published 10/12/2006 | Nigerian Affairs | Rating:  printer version

Nigeria, a country of about 140 million people occupying a land area of 351,649 squared miles about the size of the state of California in the USA is an amalgam of different ethnic nationalities. Nigeria gained independence on October 1st 1960 from the United Kingdom which account for this celebration of at a ripe age of 46 long years of existence as a nation.