Dilli Dogo

Professor Dilli Dogo (born 1959) is a Nigerian professor of surgery and consultant general surgeon. He is currently the Vice Chancellor of Nile University of Nigeria, Abuja. Borno state of Nigeria in 1959. He earned his Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery (Distinction in Medicine and Pysiology) from the University of Maiduguri in 1984. He got automatic employment as a Medical Research Fellow from the University of Maiduguri where he was also sponsored for his postgraduate studies in surgery.

Career Dogo started his career as a medical research fellow at the University of Maiduguri and rose to the rank of a professor of surgery. In 2011, he was appointed the Provost of the College of Medical Sciences of the university. He also served as chairman, of the Faculty of Surgery National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria and member of the Governing Board of the college. He was requested to join Nile University of Nigeria to assist in developing the College of Medical Sciences and in 2022, he was appointed the University's Vice Chancellor. Fellow of the Medical College of Surgeons (FMCS) Fellow of the West African College of Surgeons (FWACS) Fellow of the International College of Surgeons (FICS) Fellow of the International Society of Surgeons (FISS) Fellow of the American College of Surgeons Foundation fellow of Nigeria Academy of Medicine (FNAMed) Fellow of National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria President, Nigerian Surgical Research Society (NSRS) 2008–2010 Ambassador representing Nigeria at World Forum, ABI, Oxford, England 2006 Ambassador, Representing Nigeria at World ABI, Cambridge, England

Professional Associations Nigerian Academy of Medicine Nigerian Surgical Research Society (NSRS) American College of Surgeons International Society of Surgeons

Notable works Medical Research Board member appointed by Pfizer to Review and coordinate drug trials for the introduction of Cadura and Viagra (Sildenafil) with a view to ascertaining its Efficacy and Safety Treatment of ganglion using hypertonic saline as sclerosant Skin hook for developing Countries.