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Omozojie Paul Aigbogun obtained his Bachelor’s degree (hons) in chemistry from Ambrose Alli University, Edo State, Nigeria finishing as the best student in his department and awarded the most resourceful student in the faculty.

Omozojie Paul Aigbogun is currently a PhD candidate in Chemistry at the University of Saskatchewan Canada, a student member of the drug discovery and development group, College of Pharmacy and Nutrition, University of Saskatchewan, and a researcher at the Saskatchewan centre for cyclotron sciences. Mr. Aigbogun is a recipient of the usask department of chemistry scholarship, Kenneth Johannson teaching award, Hezberg international conference award. He has been recognized by the University of Saskatchewan graduate student association as one of the excellent student leaders at the University of Saskatchewan and He has served on multiple executive boards including usask Nigeria students association, usask American association of pharmaceutical scientists, usask women in chemistry. He is also a recipient of the prestigious Teacher scholar doctoral fellowship and has completed a graduate teaching certificate at the University of Saskatchewan.

Mr. Aigbogun has presented at multiple international conferences in North America and Europe with the most recent being the Drug Metabolism discussion group open meeting in Amsterdam. He has also published multiple papers in well recognized peer reviewed journals.

Mr. Aigbogun has a passion to teach chemistry and a strong desire to inspire others to pursue their dreams.