2017 ANPA Convention

June 21-25, 2017 Westin Buckhead Atlanta, GA

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Working together for a healthier Nigeria in a healthier world.

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ANPA represents the professional, political and social interests of the 4,000 plus physicians, dentists and allied health professionals of Nigerian birth, ethnicity or empathy in North America.

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Donations are greatly appreciated and go to assist amazing causes within our group.

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Network

From golf tournaments, get-togethers and our annual conference, ANPA offers numerous ways to network with your peers across the globe.

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Help us grow by forming your own chapter. ANPA's reach is only as large as it's chapters' footprints.

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