The United States Mission in Nigeria has commended Nigerian-American physician and entrepreneur, Dr Ikenna Okezie, for his contributions to transforming kidney care and expanding access to quality healthcare in the US.
The mission, in a post on its X handle on Friday, described Okezie as the Chief Executive Officer and co-founder of Somatus, a company that provides in-home dialysis support for patients with chronic kidney disease.
The post read, “Nigerian-American physician and entrepreneur Dr. Ikenna Okezie is transforming kidney care as CEO and co-founder of Somatus, a company providing in-home dialysis support for patients with chronic kidney disease. Through innovation and a commitment to expanding access to quality healthcare, his leadership is helping improve lives and reshape care delivery across the United States.”
Okezie was born in Nigeria but moved to the United States at the age of two, and was raised in Detroit, where his father and elder brother,
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