Sunday Sule Obagu is a Monitoring, Evaluation & Learning Associate at the Centre for Clinical Care and Clinical Research (CCCRN), supporting strategic information systems across the USG/Department of State-funded ACE-4 Integrated HIV/TB Project across 89 health facilities in Nigeria. He serves on CCCRN's Digital Health, AI, and Innovation team, collaborating to design AI-driven solutions for research, healthcare delivery, and sustainable public health programming. His work spans digital health data systems, programme quality assurance, and translating routine HIV care data into actionable insights for treatment continuity. He is completing a Master of Public Health in Epidemiology at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, focused on infectious disease, AI applications in disease prediction, and improving continuity of care. He is working towards a PhD in digital epidemiology and causal inference, with a focus on strengthening HIV and other infectious diseases care systems across sub-Saharan Africa.

"The door through which a patient enters HIV care may quietly determine whether they live, stay, and are virally suppressed. Entry point is not an administrative detail; it is a clinical predictor."