We are pleased to have church leaders and senior medical professionals from the NHS to help facilitate this timely and important conversation. The forum will provide important updates on the rapidly changing data surrounding the Covid-19 vaccine. Crucially, the event aims to provide space for our church and community members to raise questions, seek clarification and share their concerns about the covid19 vaccines.  All are welcome.

Facilitators: 

Bishop Delroy Powell (Host)

National leader New Testament Assembly

Rev Dr Julius Jamiru

Senior Pastor New Testament Assembly, Ealing 

Dr Julius Jamiru is a medical doctor by training and a church Pastor by calling, who has a passion to inspire, equip, educate and positively impart the lives of people. He works part -time for the Hillingdon Primary Care Trust, and in addition to his day-to-day work, is engaged in public health education, awareness-raising, and presentations in diverse places. His interest is in global public health, with specific emphasis on primary healthcare policy and education that will make healthcare delivery fit for the challenges of the future, especially in the developing world.

 Sedina Agama

Associate Director Medicines Optimisation & Chief Pharmacist, Merton

NHS South West London CCG

Dr Nnenna Osuji

Medical Director, NHS Croydon Hospital

Dr Nnenna Osuji, as a graduate from the University of Aberdeen, underwent general medical training in intensive care, respiratory medicine, infectious diseases, gastroenterology and haematology before electing to specialise in haematology.

She trained in South West London and benefited from world-class expertise in bone marrow failure states as well as haemato-oncology. She went on to do her research at the Institute of Cancer / Royal Marsden Hospital securing her Doctorate in Medicine within the area of mature T-cell disorders. 

She is soon to leave Croydon University Hospital where she works as a full-time consultant, to take up the role of Chief Executive at North Middlesex University Hospital NHS Trust. 

Kalu Obuka (Kaz)

Head of Patient and Public Involvement & Equalities (Merton & Wandsworth) NHS South West London CCG

In addition to leading on patient and public engagement for the NHS, Kaz also support, and advise clinical commissioners on plans, design, and commissioning of health and care services in Wandsworth and Merton. He has expertise in policy, strategy, and good practice relating to public involvement ensuring that clinical commissioners can shape operational and strategic commissioning activities in partnership with local people. Ensuring equality, diversity, and inclusion forms a key part of his work.  

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