Antenatal checks
Regular check-ups with scans, blood tests and a clear plan for where and how you will give birth.
Women & children
A wing of our own for mothers, daughters and little ones
With its own entrance, its own waiting room and a team of female doctors, nurses and midwives, the wing gives women and children the privacy and comfort they deserve.
Privacy first
Seen by women, in a space set apart
Every consultation in the wing is with a female doctor or midwife. Examinations take place behind closed doors, and you decide who stays in the room with you.
Husbands, mothers and mothers-in-law are welcome, and there is shaded seating in the courtyard for family members who prefer to wait outside.
- Separate entrance and waiting room
- Female doctors, nurses and midwives
- Private room for breastfeeding
- Hausa, English and Yoruba spoken
In the wing
Care for women and children
Children's clinic
Sick-child visits and routine checks, with a doctor who explains things calmly to parents and grandparents.
Immunisation
Every routine national-schedule vaccine, with a reminder sent before each dose is due.
Nutrition & growth
Growth monitoring, weaning advice using local foods, and close support for children who are not thriving.
Breastfeeding support
Gentle help with latching, milk supply and feeding after returning to work, from experienced midwives.
Women's health & child spacing
Child spacing advice, period problems, postnatal checks and cervical screening, discussed privately and respectfully.
Clinic days
When each clinic runs
The wing is open every day the clinic is open, and general women's and children's consultations are available daily. These are the days for each special clinic.
| Clinic | Days | Time | Led by |
|---|---|---|---|
| Antenatal clinic | Tuesday and Thursday | 9:00 am - 1:00 pm | Female doctor and midwife |
| Immunisation | Monday, Wednesday and Saturday | 8:30 am - 12:00 pm | Nursing team |
| Children's clinic | Daily | 9:00 am - 6:00 pm | Paediatrician |
| Nutrition & growth | Wednesday | 2:00 - 5:00 pm | Nutrition nurse |
| Breastfeeding support | Thursday | 2:00 - 4:00 pm | Midwife |
| Women's health & child spacing | Monday and Saturday | 10:00 am - 3:00 pm | Female doctor |
On Fridays all clinics pause from 12:30 to 2:30 pm. Ramadan times are shorter and are posted at reception and on our WhatsApp status.
Questions
What mothers often ask
Can I always see a female doctor?
Yes. A female doctor is on duty every day we are open, and all consultations in the women and children wing are with female staff.
Are routine vaccines free?
Vaccines on the national schedule are given free of charge. Optional vaccines, such as typhoid or chickenpox, are charged at the prices shown at reception.
Can my husband join the consultation?
Yes, if you wish. Some women prefer a few minutes alone with the doctor first, and we always ask you before anyone else comes in.
Do you deliver babies?
We do not have a labour ward. We follow your pregnancy with regular checks and help you plan delivery at the hospital you choose, such as Murtala Muhammad Specialist Hospital or Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, sending your notes ahead.
How much does an antenatal check cost?
The booking visit, including routine blood tests and a first scan, is ₦45,000. Follow-up antenatal checks are ₦10,000 each, with further scans and tests charged separately.