Welcome to MANSAG
Medical Association of Nigerians Across Great Britain
A body representing Nigerian Medical doctors and allied health professionals in the United Kingdom.
PRESIDENT
Ibrahim I. Bolaji MBBS, FRCPI, FRCOG, PGCME, MD, LLM Consultant Obstetrician & Gynaecological Surgeon / Senior Clinical Lecturer (Hons).
What We Offer
MANSAG Medical Mission
Our recent projects have included the provision of medical books to Nigerian Universities as well as the donation of a truckload of medical equipment to primary care centres in Nigeria…
Trainees and Mentoring
We offer networking with your peers, mentorship, coaching and advice on career pathways…
Educational Symposium and Annual Conference
We hold several Educational Symposium and Charity Ball throughout the year to engage MANSAG Members
Membership
Membership is free for students in medicine, dentistry, nursing, pharmacy and other allied health professionals.
Professional Support
At any stage of your training or career or if you are new to the UK, we are happy to support you.
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Registration for MANSAG memebership
MANSAG MEDICAL MISSIONS
To promote the professional wellbeing and social integration of in particular but not exclusively, Nigerian doctors and allied health professionals living in the United Kingdom by associating together such people and the local authorities and other organizations in a common effort.
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Missions and projects
Donations to charity
Upcoming Events
MANSAG Trainee Travel Fellowship 2019 award winner – Dr ISIOMA OKOLO
October 14, 2020
On behalf of the Educational committee, MANSAG, I am pleased to announcethat the 2019 MANSAG Trainee Travel Fellowship award has been awarded to Dr. IsiomaOkolo(pic
MANSAG Relief Fund to support PLAB stranded doctors.
October 13, 2020
This is to update you all with the outcome of our fundraising efforts to support our colleagues and fellow Nigerians who have been stranded in the UK since March 2020 due to the pandemic. PLAB 2 dates scheduled for March 2020 were cancelled and it is not clear when they will be held again.
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