Victor Anomah Ngu

Victor Anomah ngu
Born 1926-2011
Buea, Cameroon
Occupation Professor, Researcher

Victor Anomah ngu (1926–2011) was a Cameroonian professor, researcher and one time Minister of Public Health. The Professor became famous after inventing VANHIVAX, a vaccine he affirmed is an immunological solution in the treatment of HIV/AIDS.

He died at the Yaoundé University Teaching Hospital, CHU, after a protracted illness on 14 June 2011.

Education

After passing his Secondary school days at the prestigious St. Joseph's College Sasse, Buea Cameroon; he moved to the University of Ibadan (1948–1950), St Mary’s Hospital Medical School and the University of London (1951–1954).

Career

Professor of Surgery, University of Ibadan (1965–1971); Professor of Surgery, Université de Yaoundé (1971–1974); Vice Chancellor, Université de Yaoundé (1974–1982); President of the Association of African Universities (1981–1982); Minister of Public Health, Government of Cameroon (1984–1988); Director of the Cancer Research Laboratory, Université de Yaoundé (1984 - ); Founder - Hope Clinic Cameroon (1991)

Professional career

Awards

The professor emeritus received a number of awards and distinctions

• Grand Commander of the National Order of Valour in Cameroon

• Albert Lasker Medical Research Award in Clinical Cancer Chemotherapy

• Dr. Samuel Lawrence Adesuyi Award and Medal by the West African Health Community

References

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