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CURRICULUM VITAE PERSONAL BIODATA Name: Dr. Muhammad Ujudud MUSA MBBS (ABU), FWACS, FMAS (Fortis), FIMC, CMC, PMGH (University of Washington), DSC Honoris Causa (Commonwealth University), LMIH ( University of Washington) Sex: Male Date of Birth: 2nd August, 1974 Place of Birth: Daura Marital Status: Married Religion: Islam Tribe: Hausa Local Government Area: Daura State of Origin: Katsina Nationality: Nigerian Address: No.1 Madaci Road, Sarki Muhammadu Dikko Barhin Housing Estates along Mani Road Katsina, Katsina State Nigeria Mobile Phone Number: +2348036005365 and +2349028922249 E-Mail Address: [email protected] and [email protected] 1 PERSONAL STATEMENT Highly motivated, hardworking, reliable and dependable medical doctor with a track record of academic excellence and managerial technical knowhow with demonstration of due diligence in discharge of duties, Always eager to contribute the acquired knowledge, skills and experience towards optimum and state of the art patient care with due respect to superiors and utmost humility towards colleagues and subordinates with keen interest to learn and apply news skills and experience to patient and hospital management. He is absolutely dedicated and passionate in adding value and vigor to the modern health care system with emphasis on continuing health education, training and re- training man power, improving the welfare of the staffs to ensure effective, available and affordable health care services to the patients. SCHOOLS ATTENDED WITH DATES 1. Air force Base Nursery And Primary School Kaduna 1980-1981 2. Bayajidda Primary school Daura 1981-1986 3. Barewa College Zaria 1986-1988 4. Government Secondary school Daura 1988-1992 5. Ahmadu Bello University Zaria (SGRS) 1992-1993 6. Ahmadu Bello University Zaria Medical School 1994-2003 7. Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, Kano 2008-2013 8. Fortis International Hospital, Vasant Kunj New Delhi, India. Dec 2012- May 2013 9. Ahmadu Bello University Teaching Hospital Shika Zaria July 2013- October 2013 10. University of Washington Seattle USA April, 2019 11. University of Washington Seattle USA July, 2019 2 CERTIFICATES OBTAINED WITH DATES 1. Primary School Leaving Certificate 1986 2. Junior Secondary School Certificate 1989 3. Senior Secondary School Certificate 1992 4. Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) 2003 5. Primary Fellowship Examination of the West African College of Surgeons (WACS) April 2008 6. Part One Fellowship Examination of the West African college of Surgeons (WACS)October 2010 7. Clinical Fellowship in Laparoscopic & Endourology and Kidney Transplant Fortis Hospital Delhi India 2013 8. Fellow West African College of Surgeons Urology (FWACS) October 2014 9. Fellowship of the Management of the Institute of Management Consultants (FIMC) 25th September, 2018 10. Certified Management Specialist with Distinction, by London Graduate School on 25t September, 2018. 11. Certified Management Consultant(CMC) by The Institute of Management Consultants Nigeria on 25th September, 2018 12. Certificate of Outstanding Contribution in Previewing by African Journal of Urology Elsevier Reviewer Recognition on March 2018 13. Doctor of Science (Honoris Causa) Commonwealth University London March 2019. 14. Master Class Certificate in Business Leadership and Management by London Graduate School on 29th March, 2019 15. Project Management in Global Health (PMGH) University of Washington April, 2019. 16. Leadership and Management in Health (LMIH) University of Washington July 2019. 3 WORKING EXPERIENCE 1. Housemanship General Hospital Katsina 2003- 2004 2. Senior House Officer General Hospital Katsina 2004 3. National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Adamawa state Batch A 2005 4. Medical Officer Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) France (KT Mission) 2005 5. Medical Officer Federal Medical Centre Katsina 2006- 2008 6. Locum Medical Officer Alheri Clinic Katsina 2007 7. Locum Medical Officer Hamdala Surgery Katsina 2008 8. Registrar in Surgery Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital (AKTH), Kano. 2008-2010 9. Senior Registrar in Urology Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital (AKTH), Kano. 2010- 2013 10. Hands on Clinical Attachment in Laparoscopic & Endourology and Kidney Transplant Fortis Hospital Vasant Kunj Delhi, India. Dec 2012 – May 2013. 11. Senior Registrar in Urology Ahmadu Bello University Teaching Hospital Shika Zaria July 2013-October 2013 12. Consultant Urologic Surgeon Federal Medical Centre Katsina, Katsina State October 2014- Date 13. Visiting Consultant National Obstetrics Fistula Centre, Babbarruga Katsina, Katsina State 2016 - Date 14. Visiting Consultant Noor Kareem Hospital GRA Katsina 2015 - Sate RESPONSIBILITIES HELD 4 1. Head Boy Government Secondary School (GSS) Daura 1992 2. President Literary and Debating Society GSS Daura 1992 3. Vice President Student Intelligencia Assembly GSS Daura 1992 4. Secretary General Muslim Student Society GSS Daura 1992 5. Joint Secretary Junior Engineers Scientist and Technologist Club GSS Daura 1992 6. Public Relation Officer National Association of Katsina State Medical Students (NAKAMS) 1999 7. Secretary General National Association of Katsina State Medical Students (NAKAMS) 2002 8. Ameer Islamic Medical association (ISMA) ABU Zaria Chapter, 2002 - 2003 9. President National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Health Community Development Services Adamawa State 2005 10. Deputy Ameer MCAN Adamawa State Chapter 2005 11. President Association of Resident Doctors (ARD) Federal Medical Centre Katsina 2006 - 2008 13. Financial Secretary Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) Katsina State Chapter 2008 14. Ag Chief Resident Surgery Department, Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, Kano 2011 15. Patron Daura Emirate Medical Students Association (DEMSA) 2012. 16. Vice Chairman Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) Katsina State Chapter 2014 – 2016 17. Assistant Secretary General Medical and Dental Consultants Association of Nigeria (MDCAN) FMC Katsina Chapter 2015-2015 18. Vice Chairman Federal Medical Centre Katsina NHIS Committee March, 2015- Jan, 2016 5 19. Chairman Federal Medical Centre Katsina NHIS Clinical Subcommittee April, 2015- 2019 620. Postgraduate Coordinator Department of Surgery Federal Medical Centre Katsina May, 2015- Date 21. Facilitator Nigerian Medical Association Continue Medical Education (CME) 2015 22. Secretary General Medical and Dental Consultants Association of Nigeria (MDCAN) FMC Katsina Chapter 2015- 2018 23. Chairman Federal Medical Centre Katsina NHIS Committee January 2016- 2019 24. Member Federal Medical Centre Katsina Ethical and Research committee 2016 – Date 25. Academic Editor Asian Journal of Research in Nephrology, 24- 03- 2018 - 23 - 03 - 2022. 26. Member Editorial Board of the Journal of Clinical Cases and Reports (JOCCR), January 2018 to Date 27. Head of Urology Unit, Surgery Department, FMC Katsina. 2014 – Date 28. Academic Editor Asian Journal of Research and Reports in Urology 04-06-2018 to 03-06-2022 29. Chairman Continuous Medical Education (CME) of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) Katsina Chapter, August 2018 – Date 30. Member Cancer of Prostate Transatlantic Consortium Nigeria (CaPTC) 2019 31. Dubai Top Leadership Summit organized by London Graduate School in Collaboration with Commonwealth University, held in Arabian Courtyard Hotel Bur, Dubai UAE. On 26 – 29th March, 2019 32. Editorial board member Open Journal of Case Reports in Medicine 03/05/2019 33. Member Asian Council of Science Editors (ACE) 2019 6 34. Editorial board member S.Open Access Open Journal (SOAOJ) 4th July, 2019. 35. Editorial board members American Journal of Surgery and Clinical Case Reports 2019 36. Editorial board member Journal of Case Reports in Medical Specialties on 9th August, 2019. 37. Academic Editor Journal of Peer Research Nest on 29th August, 2019 WORKSHOPS/CONFERENCES ATTENDED 1. Human Genome Project Organized by Islamic Medical Association ABUTH in collaboration with Tabyin Forum Kaduna in Ahmadu Bello University Zaria 2002 2. Nigerian Medical Association Katsina State Chapter Quarterly Refresher Course Held at Liyafa Palace Hotel, Katsina 10th-14th March, 2004 3. Three Day Workshop on continuing Education for Doctors, Theme: Towards Better Health Services in Katsina State. Organized by H.S.D.P ii in collaboration with Katsina State Health Services Management Board held at Conference Hall Katsina Motel, 27th June, 2006 4. Sensitization Workshop on Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response (IDSR) and Avian Influenza Rapid Response Organized by Federal Ministry of Health Nigeria Held at Liyafa Palace Hotel, Katsina 2006 5. A Three Day Workshop on Continuing Education for Doctors, Theme: Towards Better Health Services in Katsina State, organized by H.S.D.P II in collaboration with Katsina State Health Services Management Board, Held at Katsina Motel 2006 6. Preparatory Training Course for Compulsory Confirmation/Promotion Examination Organized by Manpower Development Office, Examination and Inspectorate Department, Office of The Head of service of The Federation The Presidency FCT Abuja 11th-15th December, 2007 7. 50th National Council on Health Organized by Federal Ministry of Health Federal Republic of Nigeria Held at Ladi Kwali Conference Hall, Sheraton Hotel and Towers , Abuja FCT 2007 7 8.The National Association of Resident Doctors of Nigeria(NARD) 2007 Annual General Meeting/Scientific Conferences, Theme The Role of The Resident Doctor in achieving The Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) Held at Teejay Guest Hotel Zaria, 18th-23rd September, 2007 9. Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) 2008
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    S<:~L- o\- I\J.-T ( •Sl'fC4-4 - ,g~,+1) SPECIAL COURT FOR SIERRA LEONE Trial Chamber 1 Before: Justice Bankole Thompson, Presiding Justice Pierre Boutet Justice Benjamin Mutanga Hoe Registrar: Mr. Lovemore G. Munlo, SC Date: 14th July, 2006 PROSECUTOR Against Samuel Hinga Norman Moinina Fofana Allieu Kondewa Case No. SCSL-04-14-T Public EXPANDED WITNESS SUMMARY OF MAJOR-GEN. ABDUL ONE MOHAMMED Office of the Prosecutor: For Samuel Hinga Norman Mr Christopher Staker Dr. Bu-Buakei Jabbi James Johnson John Wesley Hall, Jr. Joseph Kamara Alusine Sani Sesay For Moinina Fofana: Michiel Pestman Arrow 1. Bockarie Victor Koppe For Allieu Kondewa: Charles Margai Yada Williams Ansu Lansana Susan Wright. SUBMISSIONS 1. Pursuant to the Decision on Norman Motion to Defer Further Evidence and Closing of His Case to September-December Trial Session,' whereby "the Chamber orders Counsel for Norman to file with the Court detailed summary of witness Major-General Abdul One Mohammed as soon as possible but not later than Friday, the 14th of July 2006 at 4.00pm.,,2, Counsel for the First Accused hereby files a detailed and expanded witness summary of Major-General Abdul One Mohammed as AnnexA. \;rt~~JCounsel <\ ur. t~Jabbi. I SCSL-04-14-T-619: Decision on Norman Motion to Defer Further Evidence and Closing ofHis Case to September-December Trial Session 2 Ibid, Para 17 Case No. SCSL-04-14-T ANNEXA SUMMARY OF THE PROPOSED TESTIMONY OF MAJOR-GENERAL ABDUONE MOHAMMED Name & Summary of testimony Reference to key Estimated Intended Identifiable points in the Time mode and information indictment Language of testimony Major-General Abdu Witness will testify amongst others as follows:- Paragraphs 13, 23, 24, 4 hours In Person & One Mohammed.