[b]Dr. Godwin Maduka serves as CEO and Medical Director of the Las Vegas Pain Institute & Medical Center, the largest pain treatment center in Nevada. The center includes specialists in pain medicine, radiology, wellness, and physical therapy. Dr. Godwin Maduka's specialties include chronic and acute pain management, anesthesiology, and interventional pain management. The center works in tandem with diagnostic imaging and family medicine practitioners. In addition to leading his pain management center, Dr. Godwin Maduka also functions as Clinical Faculty Supervisor of Pain Management/Anesthesiology at Touro University Nevada's College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr. Godwin Maduka's expertise in anesthesia, pharmaceuticals, and critical care medicine results from more than 16 years of higher education. He received his Bachelor's degree in Chemistry in 1984 from Rust College, then garnered his Doctor of Pharmacy from Mercer University College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences in 1988. Dr. Godwin Maduka earned his Doctor of Medicine in 1993 from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, where he also completed an internship. Dr. Godwin Maduka completed his residency and post-graduate training at Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center. He was certified by the The American Board of Anesthesiology in 1998 and fulfills the role of Medical Doctor for the Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners. In his spare time, Dr. Godwin Maduka reaches out to the people of Umuchukwu, Nigeria, his hometown. His contributions include 50 bungalows and a church, in addition to youth education and vocational training. Dr. Godwin Maduka is a member of the Nevada State Society of Anesthesiologists, the American Pharmacists Association, and the American Society of Anesthesiologists.

Specialties: Practice includes chronic and acute pain management Interventional pain management Anesthesiology Working in conjunction with Chiropractic Management, Family Medicine, Physical Therapy and Diagnostic Imaging Studies[/b].
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Nice achievement. Keep it up doctor

Name checkers com and see oh. If na drug una for don land. This is my brother pushing drugs in d right direction.

Nice one sir. Keep making us proud overseas IGBO KWENU!!!!!

Building biggest medical research institute in Africa at his home town Umuchukwu Anambra state

other igbos should emulate him and invest major infrastructure at home

Dr Maduka, please come and adopt me.

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Nigerian-American Doctor builds 100 houses for Widows in Anambra
We tend to spend a lot of time complaining about Nigeria. While our complaints are certainly justified, it is important to note that we all have the power to be changemakers.

A Nigerian-American doctor is in the news today as he recently built and donated 100 bungalows for widows and other indigent persons in Umuchukwu, Orumba South Local Government Area in Anambra State.

Dr. Godwin Maduka is the founder of the Las Vegas Pain Institute and Medical Center. Dr. Maduka completed his Graduate Medical training at the Harvard University School of Medicine in Anesthesia and Critical Care and Pain Management.

Beyond his career, he has made it his mission to transform his community in Umuchukwu. Over the last 3 years, he has completed various philantrophic projects including

Donating nearly 100 motorcycles to the unemployed and underprivileged members of his community.
Building and renovation of a police station, barracks, and an updated post office
Construction of schools, homes for widows, hospitals, and religious buildings
Provision of scholarships to community residents to study at universities both in Nigeria and internationally

According to Punch Newspaper,

An excited native of the community said, “Today, there is no more thatched house in the community. Maduka has replaced every thatched house in the area with three or four-bedroom bungalows.

“About 100 of such buildings are currently in place in the community. They belong to the indigent natives, especially widows.

“All such buildings carry green aluminum roofing sheets for easy identification and beautification of the place.”

Maduka explains his philanthropic gesture, saying, “I embarked on all these to save my people from my ugly experience while growing up. I grew up in a home that when it rained, it rained more inside than house.

“Wealth would be meaningless if it cannot be used to better the lives of the people around the custodian.

“The wealthy must provide jobs for the youths; build skills acquisition centres for willing adults, market stalls for men and women, if society must be secure,” he said.
https://www.bellanaija.com/2015/10/nigerian-american-doctor-builds-100-houses-for-widows-in-anambra/

More of his gestures to his community

http://punchng.com/seri-police-excited-anambra-modern-court-complex/
SERI, police excited over Anambra modern court complex
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A human rights advocacy group, Socio-Economic Rights Initiative, has expressed delight over a modern high court complex being built in Umuchukwu, a community in the Orumba South Local Government Area of Anambra State.

SERI’s President, Mr. Raymond Onyegu, said the modern high court complex, donated to the state by an adjunct clinical professor of Anesthesiology, Pain Management and Surgery, Touro University College of Osteopathic Medicine, Nevada, USA, Dr. Godwin Maduka, would go a long way in enhancing indigenes’ access to justice.

Onyegu, a lawyer, said with the new high court to be inaugurated this month, residents of Umuchukwu and neighbouring towns would no longer have to travel to Aguata, several miles away, to seek judicial redress.

“Our people have problem of access to justice as a result of the distance between here and Aguata Local Government where you have the nearest court. You will have to leave the entire Orumba South, cross Orumba North before you get to Aguata Local Government. Both litigants and lawyers would have to travel that long distance to access justice,” Onyegu said.

He lauded Maduka, an indigene of Umuchukwu, who is now based in the US where he founded and sits as the Chief Medical Director of the six branches of the Las Vegas Pain Institute and Medical Centre, Nevada, USA, for responding to the call of the state government to help in the building of courtrooms in Anambra State.

Onyegu said, “The Chief Judge of Anambra State, Justice Peter Umeadi, issued a statement encouraging people to assist the government; since the state government doesn’t receive much from the Federal Government, he urged individuals who can afford it to assist the government by building courtrooms. He (Maduka) started first by building a temporary magistrate’s court, complemented with a 30KVA generator. He has gone to build a permanent magistrate’s court and now he’s building the high court…I don’t know how one can describe it because it is unprecedented.”

According to SERI’s President, upon completion, the two-storey modern high court, comprising two courtrooms, two judges’ chambers, offices for the judicial workers and other utility facilities, would be handed over to the state governor, Willie Obiano, who will officially inaugurate it and hand it over to the Anambra State Judicial Service Commission, which will then take over its management.

The Divisional Police Officer in charge of Umuchukwu, SP Ugwuagba Ignatus, said the court would further aid the police in carrying out their assignment as the high court would complement the magistrate’s court which the police had found very had found very useful.

“This gesture will really ease our entire policing assignment up to the court,” Ignatus said, noting that security situation in Umuchukwu and neighbouring towns had since received a boost following earlier donations by Maduka of four two-storey buildings, serving as police barrack, patrol vehicles, a bungalow for officers’ quarters and another one-storey building serving as an operation base for the men of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad as well as another building for the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps in Umuchukwu.[/b]

Greatest philanthropist

Magistrate court built by Maduka in his community

He's better than those rich pastors.

I love the igbos,they are unique in nigeria

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NCAN. u people should come & see how these ipods have carry drugs & go to las vegas

Wow! Kudos Dr. Maduka. Anambra people... Pacesetter.

pls don't tell me is a Biafran...just hide it to avoid fainting of Afonja name checkers...

I laugh at people when they say Ndigbo are not united. We are but the Nigerian factor is a major stumbling block.

Kudos to the man and his community.
Every Igbo community you go have someone who's helping his community in one way or the other.

very rich profile
a real leader
the real man of God....

Igbos making wave around the world since 18bc. we don't rear cows, we don't shine people's shoe. we don't cut people's fingers nails like most of my brothers from the side of Sahara desert who believe that they are born to rule. quote me at your own detriment

How I wish other religious leaders who are affluent can emulate this type of development and bring that desired change to their immediate community and stop waiting on the government to do everything.

just 10 Madukas in d south east (though there are thousands of madukas in south east) is enough to develop bi..afra into a world class nation.
God bless dr Godwin Maduka.

wow, I'm really impressed
his community is blessed to have him as an indigene.

Igbos have his type scattered all over Igboland, based both Home and Abroad..... God Bless UMU-IGBO

Erudite202:
Igbos making wave around the world since 18bc. we don't rear cows, we don't shine people's shoe. we don't cut people's fingers nails like most of my brothers from the side of Sahara desert who believe that they are born to rule. quote me at your own detriment

true talk. we ar every wia far n wide breaking barriers making name for ourselves. pipul u find every wia ar most often very intelligent. like d english pipul who were well exposed travellers dat led d industrial revolution in d 16th century dat changed d world for eva, Igbos d most traveled n well exposed pipul in africa will lead d industrial revolution dat will revaberate across africa n d entire world.

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My namesake right there,
With a heart of gold,
I get heart of gold too,
Na only money to take do practical were I no get.
Dr Godwin Maduka,
You are an inspiration