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Bennet If Breakunda Omalu's Accomplishments
When Bennet Ifeakunda Omalu was young he knew he wanted to do something for his people. He was a very diligent hardworking man that was going to change the world as we know it. His hard work eventually paid off whenever he graduated with his medical degree from Jos University Hospital in 1990. Not only did he graduate from Jos University Hospital, but he also graduated from 43 other schools. This is an exemplary job considering he started grad school at the age of 16.
In 2002 the very first discovery came to views. When former football player, Mike Webster, unexpectedly died, Omalu was put on the case. Aside from being on the case Omalu was also a very successful forensic pathologist. Against his bosses will - OMalu went ahead with an autopsy.

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