Hon. Amobi Ogah Congratulates Dr. Okechukwu Ogah on Historic PASCAR Appointment

Hon. Amobi Ogah congratulates his elder brother, Dr. Okechukwu Ogah, on his appointment as Chair of PASCAR’s Heart Failure Task Force. Read full details inside.

The honorable member representing Isuikwuato/Umunneochi Federal Constituency, Hon. Amobi Ogah, has extended warm congratulations to his elder brother, Dr. Okechukwu Ogah, on his recent continental appointment as the Chair of the Pan-African Society of Cardiology (PASCAR) Heart Failure Task Force.

Dr. Ogah, a distinguished cardiologist from the Department of Medicine, University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan, was elected to this prestigious position, marking a significant milestone in his illustrious medical career. By this appointment, he is expected to play a pivotal role in strengthening collaborative networks among heart care experts across Africa, and advancing PASCAR’s mission to improve cardiovascular health through research, education, advocacy, and clinical excellence.

In his congratulatory message, Hon. Amobi Ogah described his elder brother as “a beacon of excellence and a worthy ambassador of Isuikwuato/Umunneochi, Abia State, and Nigeria at large.” He noted that the appointment did not come as a surprise, given Dr. Ogah’s dedication, professional brilliance, and years of groundbreaking contributions in the field of medicine.

“Dr. Okechukwu Ogah has not only made our family proud but has also placed Nigeria on the global map of cardiovascular medicine. His leadership at the Pan-African level is an inspiration to the younger generation and a call for more investment in health research and care across our continent,” Hon. Amobi stated.

The federal lawmaker further encouraged Dr. Ogah to continue championing medical innovations that will tackle the rising cases of heart-related diseases in Africa, while assuring him of unflinching support from home.

Meanwhile, academic and professional bodies—including the Faculty of Clinical Sciences, University College Hospital, College of Medicine, and University of Ibadan—have also hailed the appointment, describing Dr. Ogah as a worthy ambassador whose work will shape the future of cardiology in Africa.

As congratulatory messages continue to pour in from colleagues, constituents, and well-wishers, Hon. Amobi Ogah urged young Nigerians to see his brother’s elevation as proof that dedication, discipline, and service to humanity always attract recognition at the highest levels.

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