The Federal Medical Centre Abeokuta is a 250-bedded regional specialist hospital which came into existence on 21st April, 1993 with a philosophy of excellence in the provision of medical services to the gateway state of Ogun and other neighbouring states and nations. However, over the recent years, the scope of this philosophy has gradually expanded to further encompass excellence in training and research, so that today we can rightly say that the hospital stands on a tripod of excellence in research, training and health care service delivery.
With very limited infrastructure and trained personnel inherited from the then State Hospital, Idi- Aba in its humble beginnings, the Federal Medical Centre Abeokuta has witnessed a phenomenal transformation in infrastructure and human resource development over the last two decades such that today the hospital has over 50 specialists in various fields of Medicine. The hospital has recorded feats such as separation of Siamese twins, performing the very first trans-oesophageal echocardiography in Nigeria and playing leading roles in a number of local and international collaborative research programmes.
| Medical Director | Tenure |
| Professor E. O. Otolorin (Pioneer Medical Director) | Apr 1993 – Dec 1999 |
| Dr. E. S. Nkom (Acting) | January 2000 – June 2000 |
| Dr. T. O. Motayo | June 2000 – June 2008 |
| Dr. Oladapo Sunday Sotiloye | June 2008 – June 2016 |
| Dr. K. I. Hunyinbo (Acting) | June 2016 – July 2017 |
| Prof. Adewale Abdul-Samiu Musa | July 2017 to date |
Vision
The vision of the Federal Medical Centre Abeokuta is to provide quality and timely clinical and other supportive services to patients within its jurisdiction in a milieu of qualitative research and training activities, and becomes the first choice of seeking qualitative health care services in Ogun State and environs.
Mission
By adopting a multi-disciplinary approach, the Federal Medical Centre Abeokuta shall provide prompt, excellent and cost-effective tertiary health care services to all her clients, build health care capacity for the sub-region and engage in research activities that significantly improve the health of Nigerians and contribute to the global fund of medical knowledge.
