Pediatrician Investigated for Sexual Misconduct in Ontario Now Practicing in Saskatchewan
- Mocha Bezirgan

- Jun 4
- 2 min read
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. I asked why anyone should trust their children to his care.
Dr. Rabiu, a foreign-medical graduate from Nigeria, is currently charged with two counts of dishonest conduct by the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan (CPSS) for allegedly hiding the fact that he was under a sexual abuse investigation in Ontario when he applied to renew his license in Saskatchewan.
Despite his concerning history of two separate sexual abuse investigations in Ontario, the CPSS continues to allow Dr. Rabiu unrestricted access to the most vulnerable members of our society: children.
The Registrar’s office of the CPSS filed an application on February 14, 2024, asking the CPSS Council to strike Dr. Rabiu’s name from the register.
The Registrar argued that had they been aware “of the entirety of Dr. Rabiu’s conduct at the time he applied for registration, it would have denied him licensure.” But the CPSS Council denied the Registrar’s application to strike Dr. Rabiu’s name from the register, according to an exclusive document obtained by @MediaBezirgan’s research team.
That exclusive document lays out exactly what happened and raises serious questions regarding the fitness of Canadian medical boards’ competence and dedication to protecting the public from doctors like Rabiu. Learn more: https://x.com/BezirganMocha/status/2062013982165402007?s=20

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