Deborah Adeniran
MSc Cancer Research and Precision Oncology, 2024
Deborah Adeniran is a distinguished cancer researcher and healthcare leader who has dedicated her career to advancing oncology research and improving cancer care across Africa. As a proud alumna of the University of Glasgow, she completed her MSc in Cancer Research and Precision Oncology as a prestigious Chevening Scholar, sponsored by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office.
Currently serving as Program Manager at the International Cancer Centre Abuja, Deborah designs, implements, and supervises comprehensive healthcare programs including volunteer initiatives, community outreach campaigns, and strategic media programs. In this role, she leads the micromanagement team and chairs the Medical Advisory Committee, ensuring excellence in patient care and research standards.
Beyond her institutional responsibilities, Deborah founded CancerAid_Africa, a pioneering organization dedicated to transforming cancer care across the continent. This innovative initiative focuses on advancing cancer research in Africa, driving drug discovery efforts, exploring complementary and alternate medicine approaches, and implementing impactful community awareness campaigns throughout the region.
Through her dual roles in cancer research and organizational leadership, Deborah continues to bridge the gap between cutting-edge research and accessible healthcare delivery, embodying the University of Glasgow's commitment to creating positive change in communities worldwide.
