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Stephen Agbomekhe Ogah is a distinguished Nigerian physician and surgeon whose life story is a reflection of a rich heritage, and triumph over adversity. Born into the Etsako community in Fugar, Edo State, he was deeply rooted in the rich traditions of his people. Despite enduring monumental hardships, his unyielding determination led him to pursue education against all odds. He studied medicine at the University of Benin and became a doctor, driven by a mission to serve his community and honour his family’s sacrifices. Dr Stephen is a devoted Christian who renounced traditional practices conflicting with his faith as he grew and matured in God. His career spans over three decades of medical practice, specializing in Otorhinolaryngology (Head and Neck Surgery) and includes roles as a lecturer and researcher. Despite retiring in 2020, he remains active in healthcare and education, balancing professional rigour with family values and community engagement. From humble beginnings to becoming a respected surgeon and patriarch, Stephen’s life embodies perseverance, faith, and an unwavering commitment to uplifting others through both his medical expertise and enduring cultural legacy. From Village Boy to Visionary Surgeon is a detailed autobiography of his life journey.
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