Godwin Maduka – A Doctor, a Businessman, and a Philanthropist are the words to define Doctor Godwin Maduka, aka Lion of Africa (Okeosisi Orumba).
He is a Clinical faculty supervisor and adjunct Professor of pain management and Anesthesiology at Touro University in Nevada. He is also a Clinical Assistant Professor of Surgery at UNLV School of Medicine.
Godwin Maduka was born in 1959, in former Nkerehi, Orumba-South LGA in Anambra State, Nigeria. He was born to a traditional Doctor father and a petty trading mother. Godwin Maduka completed his Primary school education at Nawfia Comprehensive Secondary School, Umunze. He then proceeded to A; Saints Grammar School in Umunze for his secondary education.
| Real name | Godwin Maduka |
| Titles | Lion of Africa (Okeosisi Orumba) |
| Date of birth | 17 November 1959 |
| Country of Origin | Federal Republic of Nigeria |
| Wife | Stella Maduka |
| Children | Five children |
| Net worth | $400 million |
For his tertiary education, Godwin Maduka gained admission at the University of Port-Harcourt to study medicine. He could not proceed as a result of financial constraints, but he then got the opportunity to study at Rust College on a scholarship through his friend. The scholarship he received could only cover half of his tuition, but with the help of his younger brother and his uncle, he was able to move to the United States.
In 1984, Godwin Maduka graduated summa cum laude in Chemistry from Rust College. Thereafter, he received yet another scholarship to study Medicine at Mercer University where he graduated in 1988. Upon graduating in 1988, he worked as a Pharmacy Technician, and he received another scholarship to study Medicine at the University of Tennessee, where he completed his internship and thereafter graduated in 1993.
After his graduation from the University of Tennessee, he proceeded to Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center for his medical training and residency in Anaesthesiology, Critical care, and pain management. After all this, he graduated in 1997. In 1997, Godwin Maduka moved to Las Vegas, where he got a job and was paid $8,000 as an advance payment. There, he worked as an Anesthesiologist at Desert Spring United Methodist Church Hospital. He also worked at a few hospitals, before proceeding to start his own practice at Red Rock Medical Group, Nevada.
In 1999, Godwin Maduka founded the Las Vegas Pain Institute and Medical centre, before expanding to six other places in Southern Nevada.
He is married to Stella Maduka and they have five children.
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Godwin Maduka Net Worth
The actual net worth of Godwin Maduka is currently unknown. However, his hospital is valued at over $400 million in addition to his residential properties valued at over $7 million.
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Godwin Maduka Cars
Rolls- Royce Phantom:
Godwin Maduka is the owner of a silver Rolls Royce. The most expensive Rolls Royce is valued at $45 million, and the cheapest is valued at $15 million. Godwin Maduka has a Rolls Royce car that fits in between these prices. The Rolls Royce is powered by a V12, 6.8-liter producing 563 horsepower.
Toyota Prado Landcruiser:
This car features an upgraded 2.8-litre turbo-diesel engine that produces 150kW and 500Nm of torque. It has up to three-row of seats, standard on GXL models, and up means you’ve got space for seven.
Mercedes-Benz S-class:
It rides on a 4.0-liter twin-turbo V-8 engine, producing 496 horsepower and 516 lb-ft of torque. Plus 5 display screens, including a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster; a new 12.8-inch OLED touch screen.
Godwin Maduka Houses
Godwin Maduka has several residential houses in the United States. In Nigeria, he has built more than 50 houses for residents of his village and well-wishers. He also has a mansion in Unuchukwu, his village, where he lives whenever he is in the country.
Dr Godwin Maduka Medical Research Centre
Godwin Maduka is building the biggest medical research centre in Africa in Anambra State. Also, in his hometown, he has built hotels, churches, schools, and tarred roads for the members of his community.
