About Us
Discover our mission, vision, and the team driving workforce transformation in Nigeria's nursing and midwifery sector.
Nursing & Midwifery Digital Hub
Who We Are
About the NMCN Digital Hub
The Nursing & Midwifery Digital Hub Nigeria is a national platform established to strengthen Nigeria's healthcare workforce through strategic workforce development, professional capacity building, and innovative health programmes.
We serve as the digital nexus connecting nurses and midwives across Nigeria's 36 states with professional development opportunities, national health initiatives, and a community of practice dedicated to improving healthcare outcomes for all Nigerians.
Established through a partnership between the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria (NMCN), the National Primary Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA), the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), and the European Union, the Digital Hub represents a new era in healthcare workforce management and development.
Our Mission
To strengthen Nigeria's nursing and midwifery workforce through innovative digital solutions, strategic workforce development programmes, and collaborative partnerships that improve health outcomes and advance the quality of healthcare delivery across the nation.
Our Vision
A Nigeria where every nurse and midwife is empowered, equipped, and supported to deliver world-class healthcare, contributing to a healthier nation with improved maternal and child health outcomes and universal health coverage.
Our Core Values
The principles that guide our work and define our commitment to Nigeria's nursing and midwifery workforce.
Compassion
We place empathy and caring at the centre of everything we do, recognising the dignity of every individual.
Excellence
We strive for the highest standards in healthcare delivery, professional development, and programme implementation.
Collaboration
We work across sectors and disciplines, building partnerships that amplify our collective impact.
Integrity
We uphold transparency, accountability, and ethical practice in all our operations and engagements.
Innovation
We embrace creativity, technology, and evidence-based solutions to transform healthcare workforce development.
Inclusivity
We ensure equitable access to opportunities and resources for all nurses and midwives across Nigeria.
Strategic Objectives
Our six strategic pillars guide all programme design and implementation to achieve maximum impact.
Workforce Strengthening
Expand and strengthen Nigeria's nursing and midwifery workforce through targeted recruitment, deployment, and retention strategies.
Quality Improvement
Enhance the quality of nursing and midwifery services through standardised protocols, continuous professional development, and evidence-based practice.
Maternal & Child Health
Reduce maternal and neonatal mortality by ensuring skilled birth attendance and emergency obstetric care in every community.
Digital Transformation
Leverage digital technology to modernise workforce management, professional development, and healthcare service delivery.
Policy & Advocacy
Influence national health policy to prioritise nursing and midwifery workforce development and create enabling environments for practice.
Partnership Development
Build and sustain strategic partnerships with government agencies, development partners, and private sector stakeholders.
Our Journey
From concept to national impact — the evolution of the NMCN Digital Hub.
2020
Digital Hub Concept Development
Initial concept development and stakeholder consultations for establishing a national digital platform for nursing and midwifery workforce management.
2021
Partnership Agreement Signed
Memorandum of Understanding signed between NMCN, NPHCDA, UNDP, and the European Union to establish the Nursing & Midwifery Digital Hub.
2022
NJFP Pilot Cohort Launched
Pilot launch of the Nigeria Jubilee Fellowship Programme with 500 fellows deployed across 12 states.
2023
MMRS Programme Initiated
Midwives Mobilization & Redeployment Scheme (MMRS) launched to address maternal mortality in high-burden communities.
2024
National Expansion
Programmes expanded to cover all 36 states, with over 4,000 fellows and midwives deployed nationwide.
2025
Digital Platform Launch
Full launch of the NMCN Digital Hub platform with integrated workforce management, e-learning, and resource centre.
2026
Sustained Impact & Growth
Continued expansion of programmes, strengthening of partnerships, and deepening of impact on maternal and child health outcomes.
Leadership & Governance
Meet the dedicated team leading the NMCN Digital Hub and driving impactful healthcare workforce programmes.
Prof. Mary O. Adeyemi
Registrar & CEO
Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria
Professor Adeyemi brings over 30 years of nursing leadership experience, having served in various capacities across academia and public health administration.
Dr. Ibrahim Bello
Executive Director
National Primary Health Care Development Agency
Dr. Bello is a public health physician with extensive experience in primary healthcare system strengthening and maternal and child health programme management.
Dr. Amina Suleiman
National Coordinator
Nigeria Jubilee Fellowship Programme
Dr. Suleiman has led the NJFP since inception, successfully deploying thousands of nursing professionals to underserved communities across Nigeria.
Mr. Chidi Okonkwo
Director of Programmes
NMCN Digital Hub
Mr. Okonkwo oversees all programme implementation, ensuring alignment with national health priorities and international best practices.
Dr. Funmi Ogunlesi
Head of Midwifery Services
NMCN Digital Hub
Dr. Ogunlesi is a leading midwifery expert with extensive experience in maternal health programme design and implementation.
Alh. Usman Garba
Director of Finance & Admin
NMCN Digital Hub
Alh. Garba manages the financial and administrative operations of the Digital Hub, ensuring transparency and efficiency.
Partners & Stakeholders
Our work is made possible through the support and collaboration of these esteemed organisations.
Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria
The regulatory body for nursing and midwifery education and practice in Nigeria.
National Primary Health Care Development Agency
Agency responsible for primary healthcare system strengthening in Nigeria.
United Nations Development Programme
UN agency focused on sustainable development and healthcare system strengthening.
European Union
Development partner supporting healthcare workforce and health system initiatives.
Federal Ministry of Health
Federal ministry responsible for health policy and national health programmes.
World Health Organization
Global health organization providing technical support for health workforce development.
UNICEF
UN agency focused on maternal, child, and neonatal health outcomes.
World Bank
International financial institution supporting health system investments.