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Ibadan College of Medicine Alumni Association, North America, Inc
Dr. Olatunji Akintilo, MBBS FAAFP MBA
President ICOMAA-North America
I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to serve as President of this great organization, ICOMAA- NA, for the 2026–2028 term. I do not take this responsibility lightly. I am thankful for the confidence placed in me, and I am committed to serving with humility, integrity, and purpose. Let
me state clearly the vision that will guide my tenure: to strengthen the ideals and values of membership here in North America, support our sister branches of ICOMAA-WW, and contribute meaningfully to our great alma mater—the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan.
I recognize and deeply appreciate the invaluable contributions of our Board of Trustees—Professor Olakunle Akinboboye, Professor Funsho Famuyiwa, and Professor Abiodun Johnson. Since the inception of the Association, the Board has been a pillar of stability, wisdom, and guidance. I thank you for your selfless service and for your continued willingness to guide the Executive Council, offering invaluable counsel, insight, and support whenever needed. I also recognize and sincerely appreciate the selfless service of the past executives of ICOMAA-NA, particularly our past presidents, who gave their time, energy, and talents to build this organization. I extend special gratitude to my Immediate Past President, Dr. Modupe Sokunbi, for her dedication and for the remarkable growth achieved under her leadership. I also acknowledge Dr. Abraham Ariyo, Dr. Dolamu Sokunbi, Dr. Titi Britto, and all those who have served before us. Your labor has not been in vain. Each of you has played an important role in bringing this organization to where it is today.
As I assume this responsibility, I believe that my experience, maturity, and commitment have prepared me to serve effectively. But above all, I depend on the grace of God and on the collective strength, wisdom, and support of our members.
So, I say to all of us: Get ready.
Get ready for a more cohesive organization.
Get ready for greater unity.
Get ready for meaningful progress.
Get ready to accomplish things that will make us proud.
Our greatest strength is not found in any one individual. It is found in what we can accomplish together. When we remain united, support one another, uplift one another, and place our collective purpose above personal recognition, there is no limit to what ICOMAA-NA can achieve.
The next two years should be about service, collaboration, impact, and legacy. My prayer is that, at the end of this term, we will look back with gratitude and pride and say:
“We did it. Together, we did it.”
So, let us roll up our sleeves.
Let us answer the call to service.
Let us support one another.
Let us strengthen our Association.
Let us give back to our alma mater.
And let us expect nothing but the very best from ourselves and from one another.
Together, by God’s grace, we will move ICOMAA-NA forward.
Thank you, and God bless you all.
Olatunji Akintilo, MD, MBA, FAAFP
President, ICOMAA-NA
2026–2028
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