Free obstetric care in Nigeria
Free obstetric care in Nigeria

154 Health Facilities in Nigeria Offering Free Emergency Obstetric Care and VVF Surgeries

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The Federal Government of Nigeria has officially designated 154 healthcare facilities nationwide to provide free medical treatment for women facing obstetric complications. These complications can occur during pregnancy, labor, delivery, or postpartum periods, posing serious health risks to mothers.

Speaking on Politics Today, the Minister of Health, Prof. Ali Pate, also confirmed the establishment of 18 specialized centers offering free surgeries for vesicovaginal fistula (VVF), a severe childbirth-related condition that affects many women.

The government has assured that these designated healthcare facilities are equipped with qualified medical professionals and modern equipment to handle emergency obstetric cases efficiently.

🔗 See the Full List of CEmOC and VVF Treatment Centers in Nigeria

What Is Vesicovaginal Fistula (VVF)?

VVF is a childbirth injury that leads to an abnormal connection between the bladder and the vagina, causing urinary incontinence and severe medical and social challenges for affected women. Learn more about VVF from the World Health Organization.

Government’s Commitment to Maternal Healthcare

With this initiative, Nigeria is taking significant steps to reduce maternal mortality rates and improve access to quality emergency obstetric care. The free medical services aim to support vulnerable women, especially in rural areas where healthcare access is limited.

📌 For a detailed list of hospitals and medical centers participating in this program, visit the official government health portal.


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