
- 1st Government authenticated IVF Baby in Nigeria in 1998.
- Nigeria's first IVF twins, triplets and children from frozen embroyos.
- Over 7000 successful IVF babies from Nisa.
- Over 20,000 live births from Nisa Premier Hospital.
- Accreditation by United Global Health of the USA as one of the two sites for research and clinical trials in Nigeria.
- Accreditation by Medicult International as the sole provider of In-Vitro Maturation (IVM), a special fertility therapy option aimed at reduction of trauma and cost, in Africa.
- Two (2) successful Kidney Transplants.
- In October 2019, the hospital became the first in sub-Sahara Africa to carry out sleeve gastrostomy.
- Introduction of pre-implantation genetic diagnosis.
- ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System certified.
Core Clinical Services
- Fertility & Genetics
- Obstetrics & Gynaecology
- Reproductive & Sexual Health
- Paediatrics
- Neonatology
- Family & Speciality Medicine
- Accident & Emergency Care
- Cardiology
- Surgeries including minimal access surgeries
- Radio-Diagnosis
- Dialysis
- Medical Laboratory Services
- Physiotherapy
Patient Experiences
Here's what our happy patients had to say about our services:
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There are wonderful and impressive services in Nisa premier hospital. Number 1 in service to humanity. More winnings Nisa premier hospital jabi. Abuja
cynthia Ogochukwu
Excellence patient Care hospital have ever witness here in Abuja, i encourage everyone to come over nd witness the excellent care I have witnessed with... read more my family 🙏 ✊
bello tijani
Very good hospital compare to their counterparts but they need to work on their laboratory services. In as much as i agree that test must... read more be done before treatment, the test result takes forever. With an hospital like this it is expected that they have a faster equipment that won't keep people waiting forever for result.
Kemi Olu-Olorunda
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It's a big hospital with fertility clinic, OBG, paediatrics, ENT, radiology, etc. The service was slow but I got value for my money.
Chantelzazi
I was admitted here for a week and I must say that the medical personnel are courteous, friendly and professional. On most occasions... read more the nurses administered drugs on time. The customer service department staff also did rounds twice during my stay to ask if I had complaints and made sure that I got tissue twice. One major concern is that the sockets in the wards are almost all dead or broken if you find a good one and I complained twice but it was never fixed. The doctors did rounds twice daily and I found them to be nice and explained very carefully to the patients where necessary. Electricity was 100 % OK as the hospital uses a standby generator so we never had a blackout. The restaurant was a little off their game as sometimes the food is served late without apologies. I was once served sour moi moi which I had waited for for over an hour and when I complained the boy who brought it said that he didn't taste the food. It is a good hospital generally, in fact it's one of the best and I would recommend it. The pictures are from the general ward.
Ejura Apeh
Good Hospital in the centre of town, women and children friendly hospital with professionals (pediatricians and O&G doctors). Nurses and doctors are well dressed and... read more can actually want to make one think they are in an American hospital. A privately own place and also on board with the National Health Insurance Scheme. The absence of the conventional hospital odor is a great plus. Fees are moderately priced (this actually depends on one’s budget)
Emeka Okolo