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Clearline List of Hospitals STATE TOWN/CITY PROVIDER NAME PROVIDER ADDRESS PROVIDER PHONE NUMBER/EMAIL ABIA ABA LIVING WORD HOSPITAL 7, UMUOCHAM RD, OFF 153 ABA OWERRI RD, ABA. TEL: 082-220186, 233620, 08033418349, MR. J. O. EHIEMERE ABIA ABA NAZARETH HOSPITAL 57 POUND ROAD, ABA TEL: 08033400950: DR. KAMANU (M/D) ABIA ABA NEW ERA HOSPITAL 213/215 AZIKWE ROAD, ABA SOUTH TEL: 0803 262 6620 ABIA ABA ROSEVINE HOSPITAL 73 ABA-OWERRI ROAD, UMUNGASI ABA NORTH LGA TEL: 08037065762; 082300745 ABIA ABA SANCTA MARIA SPECIALIST & MAT. 22, CONSTITUTION CRESCENT, ABA TEL: 082-300588, 08055808838 ABIA ABA SPRINGS CLINIC 18 SCOTLAND CRESCENT, ABA TEL: 08034954556 ABIA ABA ST. ANTHONY'S HOSPITAL 62-80 ETCHE ROAD, ABA SOUTH ABIA UMUAHIA AMARA JANE HOSPITAL CHIHIE NDUME, IKOT-EKPENE ROAD, UMUAHIA TEL NO: 0806 082 8947 (DR. KALU) ABIA UMUAHIA NEW ERA HOSPITAL 90 B, OJI RIVER STREET, OFF UWALAKA/NIGER ROAD, UMUAHIA ABIA UMUAHIA OBIOMA HOSPITAL 21, SCHOOL RD, UMUAHIA. ABIA UMUAHIA UCHE MEDICARE CLINIC C25 WORLD BANK HOUSING ESTATE BY WORLD BANK POLICE STATION, UMUAHIA TEL: 0806226346; 08026116653; 082-306180 / DR. UCHE S. MADUDONU ADAMAWA JIMETA THE NEW BOSHANG CLINIC AND MATERNITY 4/5 NGURORE STREET, KAREWA EXTENSION, JIMETA ADAMAWA STATE [email protected] TEL:08087872226+D7 ADAMAWA JIMETA-YOLA DA’AMA SPECIALIST HOSPITAL NO 70/72 ATIKU ABUBAKAR RAOD, JIMETA-YOLA, ADAMAWA STATE. [email protected] TEL:08066732321 ADAMAWA MUBI NEW LIFE HOSPITAL MUBI, MUBI LGA ADAMAWA YOLA ADAMAWA HOSPITAL ABUJA ROAD, YOLA TOWN, ADAMAWA STATE [email protected] TEL:08063619593 ADAMAWA YOLA FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE YOLA NORTH ADAMAWA YOLA FREEDOM POLY CLINIC YOLA ADAMAWA YOLA GAL-BOSE HOSPITAL 22, ATIKU ABUBAKAR WAY, JIMETA, YOLA. ADAMAWA YOLA MATCO CLINIC ARMY BARRACKS ROAD, MALAMRE, YOLA ADAMAWA YOLA PEACE CLINIC LIMITED 2, LUGGERE STREET, BESIDE ST. THERESA'S CATHEDRAL AKWA-IBOM EKET SAMARITAN HOSPITAL 7 EKONG UKO STREET, UYO TEL: 08038831978; 08023347227: DR. NNAH ETUKUDO AKWA-IBOM IKOT-EKPENE DEMAK CLINICS & MATERNITY 9 LIBRARY AVENUE, IKOT-EKPENE TEL: 08025285216; 085-400857: DR. ETIUSEN PETER AKWA-IBOM IKOT-EKPENE NEW LIFE MEDICAL CENTRE 5 OLD ESTATE CLOSE BY URBAN PRY. SCHL. OPP POLICE STATION, IKOT-EKPENE TEL: 08023146892; DR. EMMANUEL NS: 08027276185 (SISTER INIOBONG) AKWA-IBOM ORON UWEM FOUNDATION HOSPITAL 8B ETIENAM STREET, ORON, AK/IBOM AKWA-IBOM UYO DAMMY MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 34 UKANA OFFOT STREET, UYO TEL:08022243127, 08037838336: DR. AKPAN UDEME DANIEL AKWA-IBOM UYO NEDEKE SPECIALIST HOSPITAL 34 UDO EKPO STREET OFF NWANIBA ROAD, UYO TEL: 08023244902; 08058505401: DR. B.E. NTEKIM AKWA-IBOM UYO ST. ANTHANASIUS HOSPITAL 1 UTAH STREET OFF CLEMENT ISONG STREET, FED HOUSING ESTATE, ABAK, UYO TEL: 08023147926; 085-200670; 085-201203: HON (DR.) EMMANUEL AKWA-IBOM UYO UBONG ABASI SPECIALIST HOSPITAL 5 CLEMENT ISONG STREET, OFF FEDERAL HOUSING ESTATE, ABAK ROAD, UYO TEL: 0803 541 2860; 0802 392 8123 ANAMBRA AWKA HARMONY SPECIALIST HOSPITAL IGWEBULIKE SCHOOL, AWKA ANAMBRA AWKA ROCK FOUNDATION HOSPITAL 34, ONWURAH STREET, AWKA. [email protected] TEL: 08037144615 ANAMBRA NWAFIA ZION HOSPITAL & MATERNITY ADJACENT THE GENERAL HOSPITAL [email protected] TEL:08035531524 ANAMBRA ONITSHA BATHSAIDA SPECIALIST HOSPITAL AND MATERNITY PLOT CL-6 POND STREET, BRIDGE HEAD HOUSING ESTATE, ONITSHA, ANAMBRA STATE TEL: 08069422492 EMAIL: [email protected] ANAMBRA ONITSHA OBINWANNE HOSPITAL & MATERNITY 19 UBA STREET, NKPOR, IDEMMILI NORTH LGA (P.O. BOX 4570, ONITSHA, ANAMBRA STATE TEL: 08033430651 (DR. JIDE ONYEKWELU); 08064445757 (MR. C. OKOYE) ANAMBRA ONITSHA RUSHGREEN MATERNITY HOSPITAL & CLINICS 64 UGWUNOBAMKPA ROAD, NEAR ISIOKWE POLICE POST, ONITSHA TEL: 08035752317; 046-414626: DR. DAVEY U. OSO ANAMBRA ONITSHA ST. LUKES HOSPITAL 7 ONWUDIWE STREET ONITSHA BAUCHI AZARE MAI JAMA'A CLINIC, (BAUCHI) AZARE BAUCHI BAUCHI NIIMA CONSULTANTS HOSPITAL AIRPORT RD, GRA, P. O. BOX 3018, BAUCHI. TEL: 077-542012 BAUCHI BAUCHI PAHLYCON HOSPITAL BEHIND ANGALE FILLING STATION, JOS ROAD, P.O BOX 2814 BAUCHI TEL: 077-543270; 0805-327-2557 (DR. FELIX A. AVWOVWOUGHE), E-MAIL ADDRESS: BAUCHI BAUCHI REEMEE MEDICARE NIGERIA LIMITED NO. 6 RIMI ROAD, G.R.A. P.O. BOX 1751, BAUCHI [email protected] BAUCHI KATAGUM FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE P.M.B. 005, AZARE TEL: 071-20380 BAYELSA BAYELSA IRUANITAMAN DIAGNOSTICS AND CLINIC ABUJA ESTATE, KEMER TOWN, BAYELSA STATE [email protected], 07066989232-DR WISDOM ONDE BAYELSA YENEGOA ASUEIFAI CLINIC OFF BAYBRIDGE ROAD, YENIZIE-GENE, YENOGUA TEL: 08033787762 (DR. J.A. BENNIBOR); 08064070740 (DR. JOSEPHINE AJUNWA) BAYELSA YENEGOA CREST CONSULTANT CLINIC OFF NIKTON ROAD, KPANSIA-EPIE, YENOGOA TEL: 08036671829; DR. AMAITARI, 07037955070: ADE (HOSPITAL MANAGER) BAYELSA YENEGOA EVERLY MEDICAL CENTRE OPPOSITE BOATYARD YENUZIE-GENE YENOGOA TEL: 08080186666; 08073895344: DR. TIM TIEMO BAYELSA YENEGOA FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE HOSPITAL ROAD, OFF MELFORD OKILO WAY, YENOGOA TEL: 08033364647; MR. TOLOKO SYLVESTER BAYELSA YENEGOA GLORY-LAND INRI HOSPITAL 1). 6 DSP ALAMAMIEYESEIGHA WAY, OPP HIGH COURT COMPLEX TEL: 08033088579;08058946975: DR E. YOUNG DED GLORY-LAND INRI HOSPITAL(* PLUS AFFILIATE SAMARITAN TEL: 08035384420; AYO OLAWOYE (P.R.O.), 08082510879; 08074274759: HOSPITAL BAYELSA YENEGOA 2). OPPOSITE ACTION CONGRESS STATE SECRETARIAT, ETEGWE CLINIC IN LAGOS) MANAGER BAYELSA YENEGOA KURO SPECIALIST HOSPITAL EKEKI, ALONG MELFORD OKILO EXPRESSWAY, YENOGOA BAYELSA YENEGOA ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL 10 JIMMY EBI STREET, AMARATA, YENEGOA TEL: 08036164247; DR. PETER (MD) BENUE GBOKO BAKI HOSPITAL 47 GYAGO HOSPITAL ROAD, OPPOSITE BASE GARDEN HOTEL, GRA GBOKO TEL NO: 08038465406 (ORHEMBA A. EMMANUEL) BENUE MAKURDI QUEENS CLINIC HIGH LEVEL, BEFORE RAILWAY CROSSING BENUE MARKURDI FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE MARKUDI, BENUE STATE TEL: 044-533090, 533210 BENUE OTUKPO MOUNT ZIONGATE HOSPITAL 38 IJAMI ROAD, OTUKPO TEL: 0806 335 9347; 0805 911 2568 (DR. OCHEGENE) BENUE OTUKPO ST. DANIELS HOSPITAL BEHIND ELIPI MOTOR PARK, OTUKPO, BENUE STATE. E-MAIL: [email protected] BORNO BIU ABBOTT CLINIC 18 DAMATURU ROAD, BIU, BORNO STATE TEL: +2348038103132 BORNO MAIDUGURI BORNO MEDICAL CENTRE 81, SIR KASHIM IBRAHIM RD., PMB 1461, MAIDUGURI. TEL: 076-231423, 233964 BORNO MAIDUGURI NAKOWA SPECIALIST HOSPITAL LAGOS JUNCTION,OLD GRA, MAIDUGURI BORNO MAIDUGURI ZAMAN CLINIC 74, KUKAWA RD, MAIDUGURI. TEL: 076-231842 BORNO MAIDUGURI KANEM HOSPITAL LAMISULA JUNCTION , MAIDUGURI CROSS-RIVER CALABAR BAKOR MEDICAL CENTRE 124, MURTITALA MOHAMMED HIGHWAY, OPP.OANDO/NNPC PET. STATIONS,FED. HOUSING ESTATE,CALABAR TEL: 08023257855; DR. S.E.N. EBAJE. MURPHY EBAJE, HMO OFFICER; TEL: 08027823931 CROSS-RIVER CALABAR CANAAN MEDICAL CENTRE 20B, ISO OQUA STREET, CALABAR. TEL: 087-230527, 231153, 080371228770 CROSS-RIVER CALABAR CITY CLINIC 101 NDIDEM USANG ISO ROAD, CALABAR TEL: 08037135334; 08056182008: DR. R.E. ERIOM CROSS-RIVER CALABAR FAITH FOUNDATION SPECIALIST CLINIC 57, NDIDERU ISANG ISONG ROAD, CALABAR DR. FELIX ARCHIBONG 08033870133 CROSS-RIVER CALABAR MEVOM SPECIALIST CLINICS 30 AKIM ROAD, CALABAR TEL: 0802-357-4042 CROSS-RIVER CALABAR MOUNT ZION MEDICAL CENTRE 28B YELLOW DUKE STREET, CALABAR TEL: 08033761952; 08086620885: DR. ETUK S. NDEM CROSS-RIVER CALABAR PEOPLE'S SPECIALIST CLINIC 41/47 IBB WAY, (AKIM ROAD) CALABAR TEL: 08035511810; 087-225427: DR. U. INYANG CROSS-RIVER CALABAR VICTORIA ITAM HOSPITAL 18A EDIBA LANE, BIG QUA, CALABAR PROF. ITAM HOGAN ITAM M.;TEL: 08056534073,08035819089, 08028904013, 08070787176 CROSS-RIVER IKOM COUNTY SPECIALIST HOSPITAL 18 CALABAR ROAD, IKOM. TEL: 07035022715, 08177143218 EMAIL; [email protected] CROSS-RIVER UGEP DANEX MEDICAL CENTRE 5 DANEX ROAD, OFF IKOM-CALABAR HIGHWAY TEL NO: 0803 591 0169, 0817 591 0169 (MEDICAL DIRECTOR: DR. DAN ABUBAKAR) CROSS-RIVER UGOJA SANTA MARIA CLINIC INDUSTRIAL LAYOUT, ABAKPA, OGOJA, CROSS RIVER(DR EZUIBO I.S) [email protected] DELTA AGBOR DAYSPRING SPECIALIST HOSPITAL 92 QUEEN'S STREET, BY AGBAKUN STREET, OFF BALEKE STREET, AGBOR TEL: 080-33459813; DR. S.E. ELOZINO DELTA AGBOR SOMTOCHI SPECIALIST CLINIC NO. 42 MEMEH STREET, IKA NORTH EAST, AGBOR, DELTA STATE [email protected] [email protected] DELTA ASABA GOSHEN MEDICAL CENTRE NO. 8 AGU ROAD, UMUAGU, OFF NNEBISI ROAD TEL: 08023022711, 07028038346; DR. OSARENKHOE DELTA ASABA ICON CLINIC AND MATERNITY 303 NNEBISI ROAD, ASABA DELTA ASABA ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC HOSPITAL 142 NNEBISI ROAD, ASABA TEL:08037581543; STELLAMARIS DELTA ASABA ST.REBECCA'S SPECIALIST HOSPITAL 44,DENNIS OSADEBEY STREET, ASABA DELTA KWALE AGU MEDICAL CENTRE, KWALE 220 UMUSADEGE ROAD, KWALE DELTA KWALE BREMA HOSPITAL 5/7ASHAKA ROAD, P.O. BOX 23, KWALE TEL: 054-341211; 08055538633; 08034926605; 08059046527 (MEDICAL DIRECTOR: DR. H.O. DELTA SAPELE OBULE MEDICAL CENTRE 115 OKPE ROAD, P.O. BOX E73, SAPELE, DELTA STATE UDDOH) DELTA SAPELE NENE SPECIALIST HOSPITAL 8, OKPE RD., SAPELE. TEL: 054-41571, 42267, 42220, 41122, 08023421387 DELTA UGHELLI UFOR HOSPITAL ULOHO AVENUE, PMB 60, UGHELLI. TEL: 08034921028; 08023835391; 052-253275, E MAIL: [email protected] DELTA WARRI B.U. CLINICS/ HOSPITAL LTD 8 ALABARA STREET,OFF ADJOMO AVENUE, UGBORIKOKO, WARRI. TEL: 08124677563 DELTA WARRI BRYANTS HOSPITAL 13 ETI STREET, OFF EMEBIRAM, WARRI TEL: 08057208599; 09054379147 EMAIL: [email protected] TEL: 08034105481, 08055218834; DR. LUCKY OKPARA,07034599297, DELTA WARRI CAPITOL HILL HOSPITAL RANYO'S PLACE, 2 OMAMOFE SILLO STREET, OFF EFUWEWE STREET OFF DECO RD, WARRI 08037162448;07037565944, 08057607685 DELTA WARRI FAIRVIEW HOSPITAL 1 FAIRVIEW
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