How doctors with disciplinary histories elsewhere came to practise in Canada, and what licensing colleges, health authorities and prosecutors did about it. The reporting draws on college decisions, court records and on-the-ground investigation from Alberta and Saskatchewan to South Africa.
I woke up to a demand letter in my inbox from a lawyer representing Dr. Adegbenga Rabiu, threatening to sue me unless I delete my public interest journalism. Lawsuit Threat for Exposing a Sneaky Nigerian Doctor’s Sexual Misconduct Investigations Dr. Rabiu is currently practicing in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan as a pediatrician.
I confronted Dr. Adegbenga Oluwaseun Rabiu at his medical office in Moose Jaw, where he is treating children of unsuspecting rural communities, about his track record in Ontario of being banned for life from practicing there following sexual abuse investigations.
Alberta’s medical board, CPSA, continues to allow the infamous “dr” Imafidon Thomas Izekor to practice in Alberta after yet another misconduct finding stemming from Saskatchewan.
Dr. Jagtaran Singh Dhaliwal, father of NDP leader Jagmeet Singh, had his medical license suspended twice, yet his disciplinary record was erased by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO).
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