Festus Enumah, MD, graduated from the University of Ibadan Medical School and Government College, both in Nigeria. A board-certified surgeon with many years in practice, Enumah trained at Cook County Hospital in Chicago and at the University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston. Enumah is also the author of The Innocent Blood and Judas Iscariot and The Father's Business and the Spiritual Cross. Enumah's special medical interests include breast cancer, gastrointestinal and chest tumors, preventative and early cancer detection, and stem-cell tumor biology. He's the founder and president of the Samuel A. Enumah Africancer Foundation, a US nonprofit corporation registered in the State of Georgia, USA. The objective of the foundation is to help develop and build the infrastructure in sub-Saharan Africa for cancer control services, focusing on cancer education, prevention, early cancer detection and treatment. The aim of the foundation is to help reduce the deaths from cancer and improve cancer patients' quality of life. Enumah and his wife have also worked in a volunteer capacity in Nigeria, where they ran a free medical clinic. Enumah enjoys a variety of sports, including golf and tennis. He collects Bibles and rare books on Christianity.