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The Federal Government has been committed to health care in Nigeria. Minister of State for Health and Social Welfare, Dr Iziaq Adekunle Salako, in a statement yesterday by NHEA Secretariat, re-affirmed the Federal Government’s commitment to strengthening Nigeria’s healthcare system through strategic reforms, improved infrastructure, expanded access to quality healthcare services and stronger collaboration with the private sector and development partners.
The statement said the minister spoke at the 2026 Nigerian Healthcare Excellence Awards (NHEA) in Lagos. Salako, while commending the nominees, winners and the organisers of the award for their excellence, described them as critical partners in the nation’s journey towards building a stronger and more resilient healthcare system.
NHEA also rewarded the best healthcare institutions, professionals and organisations in the country at a colourful ceremony at Eko Hotel & Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos. The event was attended by top government officials, healthcare leaders, regulators, development partners, industry executives, healthcare professionals and nominees from across the country, apart from the minister, in a celebration of excellence, innovation and leadership in healthcare.
The minister commended the organisers of the Nigerian Healthcare Excellence Awards for maintaining a credible platform that recognises and rewards excellence in the healthcare sector, saying that such recognition promotes healthy competition, innovation and continuous quality improvement.
In his welcome address earlier, the Chairman of the NHEA Advisory Board, Dr. Anthony Omolola, described the awards as not just a ceremony but a celebration of the remarkable institutions and individuals whose commitment continues to strengthen the country’s healthcare system despite the challenges that exist.
He added that the awards have over the last decade promoted transparency, accountability and excellence through a rigorous evaluation process involving public nominations, voting, independent verification, industry research and assessments by an independent Jury and Advisory Board.
This year’s edition, themed “Innovation, Local Manufacturing and Digital Transformation,” honoured excellence in healthcare delivery, pharmaceuticals, biomedical technology, health insurance, diagnostics, media and public health, with winners emerging after months of public nominations, voting, independent verification, auditing, industry performance assessments and extensive research.
One of the highlights of the evening was the presentation of Lifetime Achievement Awards to Dr Ladi Awosika, Sir Ike Onyechi and Emeritus Professor Samuel Chukwunonyerem Ohaegbulam, for their outstanding contributions to the development of healthcare, medical practice, pharmacy, healthcare financing and leadership in Nigeria.
The evening also celebrated the best of the best in more than thirty competitive categories.
