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9 Things You Need to Know About Dr. Stella G. Immanuel
Truth Teller or Pulpit Predator? You Decide.
#9. Dr. Immanuel immigrated from Cameroon to the United States in the early 90's
Despite being repeatedly misidentified as a Nigerian immigrant by American media outlets, Dr. Stella Grace Immanuel hails from Bali, Northwest Cameroon. A graduate of Cameroon Protestant College, a High School located in her hometown, Immanuel attended the University of Calabar in Calabar, Nigeria, where she claims to have completed her medical training in 1990.
#8. Dr. Immanuel is a woman of many monikers
Immanuel has made use of multiple aliases throughout her personal and professional career upon arriving in America. More than 20, to be exact. Of them, the most commonly used were Stella Gwandiku-Ambe, Stella A. Gwandiku, Stella Gwandiku-Tita, Stella Grace Immanuel, Stella A Gwandiku-Ambe, Stella Gwandiku Fondong, and Stella Anwi Gwandiku Ambe.
#7. Trump 2020
Dr. Immanuel is a staunch Trump Supporter and card carrying member of the newly formed America’s Frontline Doctors Association, an organization founded by Simone Gold, an emergency medicine specialist based out of Los Angeles, CA. AFDA is an organization comprised of physicians who remain vocally critical of the professional consensus concerning the global covid pandemic. On Monday, July 27th, 2020, Immanuel participated in the White Coat Summit, an impromptu press conference held outside the United States Supreme Court in Washington, DC. Their event was backed by the Tea Party Patriots, a conservative organization seeking to re-elect President Trump, and first published on a conservative news platform, Breitbart.
#6. Dr. Immanuel is a serial entrepreneur
Between Texas and Louisiana, Immanuel has owned and operated multiple businesses beginning with a pediatrics office in 1999, Southern Pediatrics Clinic.
