A funding proposal to the State of the African Diaspora · Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria

The Sixth Region builds its city of healing.

The Nigeria Medicare City is a 600–1,000 hectare healthcare, research, education and wellness city — anchored by a 1,000-bed teaching hospital, funded by Diaspora hands, staffed by returning Diaspora clinicians, and endowing free care for the poor around it.

Walk the village How the Diaspora participates
Public–Private–Diaspora PartnershipSOAD · The First Lady's Office · Private consortium
US$1.5–2.5 billionPhased over 10–15 years
First Cityof the Nigeria Health Commonwealth · The Six Cities
Prepared byDr. Korede Olumide Oluwatuyi
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The story in one picture

Ending the reverse remittance.

Every year the Diaspora sends money home with sacrifice — and over a billion dollars of it flows straight out again, to hospitals on other continents. NMC turns that river around.

Today

African money, twice exported

Diaspora Family in Nigeria Foreign hospitals remittances US$1bn+/yr Value leaves the continent. Capability never arrives.

Foreign exchange lost. Specialists emigrating. Families flying their sick abroad — or not being able to.

With NMC

Remittance becomes inheritance

Diaspora NMC, Abuja bonds · equity · endowment coupons · care · careers · legacy Capital that earns, heals, trains — and stays African.

A Diaspora Medical Corps of returning clinicians. Bonds from US$1,000. A city the Sixth Region can visit, and point to.

The clickable master plan

Six districts. One living city.

Select any district of the village — drawn here as a woven medallion around the hospital at its heart — to see what rises there.

MEDICAL
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The village in three dimensions

Fly over the city before it exists.

A living model of the master plan — drag to orbit, scroll to zoom. Every district stands where it will stand on the land, with each specialty institute rising as a three-floor pavilion around the hospital core.

Drag to orbit · Scroll to zoom
Why this belongs to SOAD

Every SOAD pillar, made physical.

NMC is not merely aligned with the mandate of the State of the African Diaspora — it is the mandate, poured in concrete, planted in soil, and staffed by the Sixth Region.

Sustainable eco-cities

A carbon-conscious smart city: solar park with storage, recycled water, circular waste, green belts and lakes — a demonstration eco-city for the continent.

Health & wellbeing

A 1,000-bed teaching hospital, 15+ institutes, telemedicine into Diaspora homes, and an Endowment guaranteeing care for the indigent.

Women's, maternal & family health

Mother & Child, Women's Health and Children's hospitals at the heart of the campus — with the Office of the Wife of the President as federal champion.

Education & human capital

Medical, nursing and allied health schools for 3,000–5,000 students, with Diaspora scholarships and faculty exchange.

Twinning & cooperation

Institutional twinning between NMC and Diaspora hospitals, universities and municipalities under SOAD's own policy.

Diaspora investment

Bonds from US$1,000, equity, and endowment giving — remittances converted into income-producing African assets.

Climate justice & SDGs

Direct delivery on SDGs 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9 and 13, consistent with SOAD's climate-justice campaign.

Pan-African partnership

A flagship for joint advocacy through SOAD's continental relationships, including its MoU with the Pan-African Parliament.

The numbers, honestly told

Built to be examined.

Figures from the 30-year, formula-driven Financial Feasibility Model that accompanies this proposal. Deliberately conservative — and every assumption is open to SOAD's analysts.

Where the money comes from

Revenue builds for three decades

Total revenue, US$m (base case)
EBITDA, US$m
$552m
Revenue by 2040
$873m
Revenue by 2050
37%
EBITDA margin at scale
~9–14%
Project IRR, base → high

Base case is conservative by design: domestic-weighted tariffs, no terminal value, full campus capex charged to the health economics. The upside — international patient mix, tariff realization, SOAD-accelerated volumes — is documented, not assumed.

Participation from US$1,000

What your money does — and earns.

The NMC Diaspora Bond Programme is designed for every wealth level of the Sixth Region: trusteed, escrowed, milestone-released, audited — and endorsed by SOAD.

Diaspora Bond estimator

Move the slider to see the indicative income on a bond subscription at the target 7% USD-linked coupon.

$10,000

Denominations from $1,000 · 10–15 year tenor · semi-annual payments

Annual coupon income$700
Each semi-annual payment$350
Total coupons over 10 years$7,000
And at maturityPrincipal returned
Indicative only. The coupon is a target; final terms are set in regulator-approved offering documents, and no funds are accepted until then. Prefer legacy to yield? The Endowment lets families, churches and associations name beds, wards and scholarships instead.
The road from here

Fifteen years, four phases, one city.

Foundations

US$40–60m

More than a hospital

What the village gives back.

20,000+

Direct jobs

Plus 50,000+ indirect across supply chains, transport, housing and services — with a host-community hiring covenant.

$5–8m

Endowment transfers each year at maturity

An international-patient levy, campus commercial income and Diaspora giving underwrite free care for the poor, forever.

1,000s

Clinicians coming home

The Diaspora Medical Corps: permanent, rotational and telemedicine service for physicians and nurses of African descent.

3,000–5,000

Students in training

Doctors, nurses, allied professionals and biomedical engineers — with reserved places for Diaspora youth.

180 beds

For mothers and children

High-risk obstetrics, NICU/PICU and fertility care — championed nationally with the Office of the Wife of the President.

SDG ×7

Climate-aligned by design

Solar with storage, recycled water, zero untreated medical waste, biodiversity net gain across belts and lakes.

Abuja is only the beginning

The Six Cities of the Nigeria Health Commonwealth.

The Nigeria Medicare City in the Federal Capital Territory is the national prototype and First City of the Nigeria Health Commonwealth (NHC) — health wealth held in common by a federation of member institutions, under the principle of One Nigeria, One Health System. Six regional Medicare Cities follow, one for each geopolitical region. Anchor the first, and you prove the template for all.

National Prototype · This ProposalFederal Capital Territory

Nigeria Medicare City, Abuja

Full-spectrum tertiary and quaternary care at the heart of the federation — the national coordination centre of the Commonwealth, championed by the Office of the Wife of the President.

South-West Region

Akure

Kidney disease, infectious diseases and tropical medicine.

South-South Region

Bayelsa

Environmental, occupational and marine medicine.

South-East Region

Anambra

Medical technology and cardiovascular sciences.

North-West Region

Zamfara

Public health, rural medicine and community health systems.

North-East Region

Gombe

Maternal, child and nutrition research.

North-Central Region

Kaduna

Trauma, rehabilitation and defence medicine.

Each city replicates the NMC formula — teaching hospital, specialty institutes in three-floor pavilions, universities, industry and endowment — financed through a National Health Trust Fund and integrated with existing hospitals through a six-level national referral system. The full national blueprint, Nigeria Health Vision 2055, accompanies the Commonwealth's founding documents.
The document suite

Everything SOAD needs, in one place.

Seven documents. One decision. Each opens or downloads directly from this page.

DOCX

Cover Letter

The formal transmittal to the Office of the Prime Minister, SOAD.

Download DOCX

Executive Summary

The whole vision in seventeen pages — districts, funding architecture, the Call to the Sixth Region.

Download DOCX

Full Business Proposal

Market, master plan, delivery, finance, governance, risk and roadmap — the complete case.

Download XLSX

Financial Feasibility Model

Thirty years, fully formula-driven. Change any assumption; the model recalculates.

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Investment Prospectus

Instruments, protections, risks and the subscription pathway — stated plainly.

Download DOCX

Partnership Term Sheet

SOAD's roles, rights and next steps — ready for negotiation and signature.

Download DOCX

List of Abbreviations

Every acronym across the suite, defined in two pages.

Download PPTX

Presentation Deck

Fifteen slides for the live session — the vision, the numbers, and the four-part ask.

Download

Hosting note: keep the seven files in the same folder as this page and every link works — on a website, a shared drive, or a USB handed across the table.

The call to the Sixth Region

Come and walk the land with us.

For four centuries the Diaspora has enriched every land except its own. One decision changes the story: anchor the first Diaspora-owned health city on African soil. We invite the Government of the State of the African Diaspora to appoint a working delegation and meet us in Abuja.

Review the proposal suite Partnership term sheet enclosed
Dr. Korede Olumide Oluwatuyi MBBS, FWACP (Paediatrics), FISN/IPNA (Calgary), PhD (Public Health, in view)
Consultant Paediatric Nephrologist · Senior Lecturer · Health Systems Strategist · Clinical Research Leader
Nigeria Medicare City Development Consultant — Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria