The Hospital was originally designed to cater for the needs of women and children in Nigeria and the West African sub-region with a view to reduce morbidity and mortality rates, and to carry out extensive research into the peculiar causes of women and children- related diseases in Africa.
After the recruitment of manpower from home and abroad, the Hospital commenced operations on 1 September 1999.
However, in order for the vast majority of Nigerians to benefit from the services and modern equipment in the Hospital, the scope of its operation was expanded to accomodate male patients. Initially christened ‘National Hospital For Women And Children’, the National Hospital, Abuja’ came into effect from 10 May 2000.
The Physical structure was constructed by the Arab Contractors and later by Julius Berger[Nigeria] Plc, whilst the medical equipment was supplied and installed by Philips Projects (B.V.).

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Muhammad Raji Mahmud

Christopher Asogwa

Olagunju Ibukun Omolara

Egburuajah Amara

Ugochukwu Oka

Ogana Princess

Nwankwo Chinazo

Emeka Valentine

Banwat Joseph

Adebayo Olumide

Rabi Isiaka

Oyetunji Temitope

Osinachi Nnadi

Okunbo Ruth Oyinmerealu

Maimuna Laraba Musa

Idris Jibril

Enwuchola Innocent

Bolarinwa Emmanuel

Belema Ivy Hart

Audu Bako Maryam

Adewusi Oluwakemi

The Healthcare Practitioners team at National Hospital Abuja consists of a diverse group of medical professionals, including doctors, nurses, and specialists dedicated to delivering high-quality care to patients. They diagnose and treat a wide range of health issues, provide emergency and routine medical services, and support reproductive and pediatric health initiatives. This team also engages in research to enhance healthcare practices and outcomes specific to women and children in Nigeria, ensuring comprehensive and compassionate care for all patients.

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