Nigeria Medical Registry — Abuja Nigeria Healthcare Credential Verification Platform

About Nigeria Medical Registry

More Than a Registry.
Nigeria's Healthcare Trust Layer.

Nigeria Medical Registry is not just a database of names. It is the national trust infrastructure that makes Nigerian healthcare verifiable, searchable, traceable, and safer at scale — bringing every stakeholder into one coordinated system where trust is no longer assumed but proven in real time.

380,000+

Verified Practitioners

8

Regulatory Councils

3,200+

Enrolled Facilities

220M

Citizens Protected

What NMR Really Is

Nigeria's Unified Healthcare Identity & Credential Verification Infrastructure

Nigeria Medical Registry is the single operational layer through which professional legitimacy, institutional trust, public protection, compliance visibility, and workforce mobility can be managed at scale.

Instead of leaving trust scattered across disconnected councils, paper files, spreadsheets, and unverifiable claims, NMR creates one secure system of record with live verification, auditability, and national searchability.

  • Live practitioner verification across 8 councils
  • Facility and institution trust scoring
  • Blockchain-secured audit trails
  • AI fraud intelligence engine
  • Employment and workforce mobility
  • Citizen-facing patient protection tools

Blockchain Secured

Every credential anchored to an immutable public blockchain

QR Verification

Any Nigerian verifies any practitioner in 2 seconds

AI Fraud Detection

94.7% accuracy detecting diploma mills and fake licenses

GMVE International

Nigerian credentials recognized globally within 48 hours

The Fragmentation Problem

Why Eight Councils
Alone Are Not Enough

Nigeria's healthcare regulatory landscape is important, but fragmented. When each body works in isolation, fraud exploits the gaps between them.

The result is slow verification, poor interoperability, inconsistent visibility, hiring risk, payroll leakage, and patient vulnerability.

NMR does not erase the councils. It strengthens them by connecting them into one national trust architecture where professional status, institutional validity, and enforcement actions can be visible in real time.

Slow verification

Real-time status lookup in 2 seconds

Poor interoperability

One unified system across all 8 councils

Hiring fraud risk

Pre-verified Employment Hub profiles

Payroll leakage

IPPIS-linked ghost worker detection

Patient vulnerability

Free public verification on any phone

The Crisis NMR Is Solving

Nigeria faces a devastating healthcare credentialing crisis across five dimensions. NMR was built to solve every single one.

80,000+

Unverified Practitioners

Fake doctors, unregistered nurses, fraudulent pharmacists serving patients with zero credential verification across Nigeria.

40,000

Ghost Workers on Payroll

Individuals who do not exist collecting government health salaries. Annual cost: ₦1.2 trillion stolen from Nigeria's healthcare budget.

63%

Doctor Emigration Rate

Nigeria trains doctors at enormous public expense and loses the majority to the UK, USA, Canada, Saudi Arabia and UAE.

₦3.2T

Annual Healthcare Fraud

Ghost patient claims, scope violations, equipment fraud and organized billing rings bleeding Nigeria's NHIA every year.

3–6 mo

International Verification Delays

Manual credential verification for Nigerian doctors and nurses seeking work abroad used to take months, costing income and careers.

From Fragmentation to National Trust Infrastructure

What began as a verification vision has matured into a broader sovereign health trust infrastructure.

2022

Concept developed by Federal Ministry of Health and One Health Global Technologies following landmark healthcare fraud report

2023

Memoranda of Understanding signed with all 8 regulatory councils — MDCN, NMCN, PCN, MLSCN, RRBN, MRTB, ODORBN and TMB

2024

Blockchain architecture deployed, IPPIS integration with Federal Ministry of Finance completed, pilot with 12,000 practitioners

2025

National rollout across all 36 states + FCT. QR scan verification launched for public use on all mobile networks

2026

Full operation. 380,000+ practitioners verified, 3,200+ facilities enrolled, GMVE live, ghost worker detection saving ₦8.4B monthly

How the Platform Grows

A four-phase roadmap expanding from identity to global mobility.

Phase 1

Unified National Verification Foundation

COMPLETE
  • Practitioner identity and digital ID
  • Facility and institution registry
  • Live QR verification infrastructure
  • All 8 council dashboards
  • Ministry of Health oversight portal

Phase 2

Workforce & Compliance Expansion

LIVE
  • Employment Hub for verified talent
  • CME and renewal enforcement engine
  • Facility staffing intelligence
  • IPPIS-linked integrity workflows
  • Student and internship verification

Phase 3

Claims Integrity & Patient Rails

ACTIVE
  • Patient identity layer and health passport
  • Ambulance trust workflows
  • Insurance claims visibility
  • Anti-fraud intelligence layer
  • NHIA cross-reference engine

Phase 4

Cross-Border Mobility & Regional Trust

SCALING
  • Full GMVE corridor activation
  • Embassy verification workflows
  • International credential packages
  • AU 54-state recognition framework
  • Bilateral corridor agreements
Governance & Delivery

Built for Sovereign Adoption

Nigeria Medical Registry is designed as sovereign-grade infrastructure. It is positioned to operate through structured public-private alignment with regulators, ministries, and institutional partners while preserving national oversight, operational seriousness, and long-term scalability.

This is not a generic startup website. It is the public face of a national trust architecture.

FMOH Endorsed

Federal Mandate

ISO 27001

Security Standard

NDPR Compliant

Data Privacy

Hyperledger 2.5

Blockchain

The People Behind the Infrastructure

Platforms of this scale do not succeed by code alone. They require leadership, technical execution, regulatory alignment, growth strategy, country coordination, and disciplined delivery.

Dr. Adewale Okonkwo

Dr. Adewale Okonkwo

Chief Executive Officer

OHG Nigeria

Eng. Fatima Al-Rashid

Eng. Fatima Al-Rashid

Chief Technology Officer

Architecture & Blockchain

Barr. Chukwuemeka Nze

Barr. Chukwuemeka Nze

Director, Regulatory Affairs

Council Relations

Dr. Ngozi Obi-Williams

Dr. Ngozi Obi-Williams

Medical Director

Clinical Governance

Mr. Ikenna Eze

Mr. Ikenna Eze

Country Director, Ghana & Rwanda

West & East Africa

Ms. Hauwa Lawal

Ms. Hauwa Lawal

Director, Government Relations

Ministry & Policy

Our Vision for Nigeria

A Nigeria where no child loses a parent to a fake doctor.

A Nigeria where every naira in health payroll reaches a real worker.

A Nigeria where nurses work internationally with verified credentials in 48 hours.

Healthcare trust as a guaranteed right for all 220 million citizens.

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