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Dr Oladejo Olaleye, The First Nigerian To Perform Transoral Robotic Surgery | Amazing Africans

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On this episode of Amazing Africans, we spotlight a trailblazing medical innovator whose journey embodies brilliance, resilience, and global impact.

Dr. Oladejo Olaleye, the First Nigerian to perform transoral robotic surgery who was born in Surulere, Lagos Nigeria and trained at the University of Ibadan Nigeria with postgraduate training in the UK & Australia.

Now a renowned surgeon in the United Kingdom, he made history in Leicester by performing the hospital’s first-ever transoral robotic surgery — a groundbreaking feat redefining the future of head and neck cancer care.

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Amazing AfricansDr Oladejo OlaleyeFirst NigerianSurulere Lagos NigeriaIbadan NigeriaAustralia NowUnited Kingdom

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