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Yoruba man makes history in US, sweeps all 8 residency doctor’s awards

June 28, 2025 1 min read

June 28, 2025

By Ayinde Adeleke

A remarkable achievement by another Yoruba son in the United State of America as he (Doctor) Timileyin Oluseyi sent shockwaves of pride across Nigeria and the global Black community.

Oluseyi has made history by winning all eight top awards in his medical residency program in the United States, a feat never seen before in the institution’s history.

According to reports, Oluseyi outperformed his peers across all key metrics, showcasing exceptional clinical excellence, leadership, research, and compassionate patient care.

“We’ve never seen anything like this. He raised the bar for this program forever,” said the program’s leadership.

In a heartwarming gesture, the program’s director and department chairman honored Oluseyi with a traditional Yoruba gesture, prostrating flat on the floor as a symbol of deep respect.

During the ceremony, Oluseyi’s colleagues jokingly presented him with a wheelbarrow to help carry all his awards home, sparking laughter and joy.

This historic achievement has earned Oluseyi admiration from both faculty and colleagues.