National Hospital Abuja

04/08/2025

16/07/2025

🚨 URGENT: UNKNOWN PATIENT – PLEASE HELP IDENTIFY HIM
A man (pictured below) was brought to National Hospital Abuja (Isolation ICU) on 10th July 2025, after being involved in a hit-and-run accident. He was found by police officers and is currently receiving critical medical care.
We are seeking the public’s help to identify this man. If you recognize him or have any information that could assist, please:
📍 Visit the Isolation icu, National Hospital Abuja
📞 Call: 0903 009 7889
Please share this post widely to help us reach his family or friends. Every share counts.
🙏 Thank you for your help.

11/07/2025

URGENT: UNKNOWN PATIENT – PLEASE HELP IDENTIFY

A woman was found unconscious along Kubwa–Deidei Road around 10:30 PM on July 8th, 2025, and was rushed to the Trauma Centre at National Hospital, Abuja.
She is currently receiving treatment, but her identity remains unknown.
📍 Location: Trauma Centre, National Hospital, Abuja
📅 Date Found: 8th July, 2025
📍 Found At: Kubwa–Deidei Road, Abuja
🕥 Time: Around 10:30 PM
📞 Contact: 0903 009 7889
If you recognize her or have any information, please come forward immediately.
👉 Share widely to help reunite her with her loved ones.
Thank you.

10/07/2025

VICTIM OF ROAD TRAFFIC ACCIDENT; A SEARCH FOR FAMILY MEMBERS.

This man (pictured below) is named Adams Johnson. He was accidentally hit by a vehicle around Nyanya Bridge and was brought into our hospital by the driver involved in the accident on the 7th of July, 2025.

We kindly appeal to the public to assist in identifying/locating his family members. Anyone who recognizes him or has any helpful information should please come to the Trauma Centre, National Hospital Abuja, or call: 09030097889
Thank you.

03/07/2025

The National Hospital, Abuja, has signed a two-year Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Massey Comprehensive Cancer Center at Virginia Commonwealth University, United States, to strengthen cancer research and enhance clinical trials in Nigeria.

The Chief Medical Director of the hospital, Prof. Muhammad Mahmud, and the Director of the Centre, Dr. Robert Winn, signed a two-year Memorandum of Understanding
(MoU) aimed at establishing a sustainable partnership in oncology, centered on enhancing clinical trial efforts and supporting the education of future researchers.

Dr Robert Winn, stated that the partnership aims to create a globally respected model for equitable and impactful collaboration in cancer research. He proceeded to say “If we
do this right, more Nigerians will live without cancer, and we may set an example of how fewer Africans die from the disease.”

Prof Muhammad Mahmud said the National Hospital has become a leader in oncology within the West African sub-region and the partnership would drive innovation in cancer research and clinical care, broadening the hospital’s capabilities and influence.

03/07/2025

Welcome to July!

At National Hospital Abuja, we step into this new month with purpose, passion, and care.
Here’s to healthier days, brighter smiles, and renewed strength.

Wishing you a healthy & happy new month! 💚🩺

03/07/2025

In a bid to promote preventive healthcare, the Lions Clubs International unveiled a health awareness signpost at the hospital, emphasizing the importance of regular medical check ups. The initiative was well-received and appreciated by the CMAC and
hospital staff. Service to humanity remains their driving force.
The President of Wuse Lion’s Club Abuja, Dr Emmanuel Ozegbe, represented by Dr Waziri stated that health awareness stands as a beacon of hope that guides individuals towards vital information and resources and it is their hope that this sign post will not only inform but inspire community members to take action.
The Deputy Chairman, Medical Advisory Committee (CMAC), Dr Bello, who represented the Chief Medical Director, Prof. Muhammad Raji Mahmud, applauded the Club for its efforts and service to humanity, encouraging them to continue in that light,
assuring them of the hospital’s support.

03/07/2025

False beliefs about drug use cost lives. This International Day Against Drug Abuse, challenge the myths, face the facts, and support science-based solutions. Addiction is treatable—misinformation isn’t. "

03/07/2025

The West African Society of Parenteral & Enteral Nutrition (WASPEN), in partnership with the National Hospital Abuja (NHA), proudly held the WASPEN 2025 Clinical Nutrition Conference—a landmark event themed “Bridging the Gap: Integrating Hospital and Community Malnutrition Care in Developing Countries.”

The conference brought together leading nutrition experts to exchange insights and best practices aimed at tackling malnutrition through collaborative, innovative approaches that link hospital-based care with community-driven solutions.

Attendees actively engaged in thought-provoking discussions, hands-on workshops, and impactful networking sessions— all focused on developing practical strategies for improving nutritional care delivery.

A highlight of the event was the Award of Excellence presented to the Chief Medical Director (CMD) Prof Muhammad Raji Mahmud, in recognition of the hospital’s outstanding contributions to advancing global healthcare. In his remarks, the CMD praised Dr. Theresa Isichei Pounds, Pharm BCNSP, the visionary founder of WASPEN, and pledged the hospital’s continued support for the organization’s mission.

11/06/2025

Brain and Spine Foundation Africa in collaboration with National Hospital Abuja, organized a Joint Press Conference in commemoration of WORLD BRAIN TUMOR DAY, 2025.

World Brain Tumor Day, is observed every year on 8th of June is a global initiative dedicated to spreading awareness about brain tumors, supporting those affected and promotion research to improve diagnosis and treatment.

The important gathering spotlighted the urgent need for brain tomor awareness, extend support to patients, celebrate survivors, and honor the legacy of Late Prof. Lawrence N. Nwakalor. mni. (Ph.D) Animal Breeding and Genetics (CSU) USA, who lost his battle to brain tumors years ago but whose impact lives on.

The Executive Director, Brain and Spine Foundation- Engr Chika Okwuolisa stressed the need for awareness, saying people are not even aware they have conditions with their brain or spine when they do. She added by saying “until we invest in information, with information we are empowered, we seek for solutions; but without information, we can’t do much”