Dr. Eseoghene Agbatutu is a distinguished physician, public health promoter and humanitarian whose unwavering dedication has revolutionized access to healthcare in underserved communities. As Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Maden Healthcare Foundation, she spearheads impactful programs in Menstrual Health, School Health and Medical Missions, extending vital services across Delta State and beyond.

 From pioneering school health initiatives and community outreach to coordinating crisis responses, Dr. Agbatutu’s work embodies compassion and inclusivity. A prominent figure in civic organizations, she has held key roles in the Medical Women’s Association of Nigeria (Delta State Chapter) and Rotary International, District 9141, driving efforts in polio eradication, family health and community development.

Academically accomplished, she trained at renowned institutions including the University of Ibadan, University of Ghana, Delta State University Teaching Hospital, University of Washington, Harvard School of Public Health, Oxford University and Queens University (Canada). Her accolades include the prestigious Development in Nigeria Merit Award (DINMA), 2011, by People & Power. She is also a recipient of the Medical Woman of the Year (2015), Regional Service Award for a Polio-Free World (2021/2022), and multiple humanitarian honours from Rotary International.

Guided by faith and the spirit of service, she mentors emerging healthcare professionals—particularly women—and empowers communities to own their health futures.

It was in recognition of her Sterling Contribution to Nation Building in the Sphere of Human Medicine and Healthcare Delivery that Dr. Eseoghene Agbatutu was deemed worthy to be conferred with the Nigerian Achievement Award.