Housemanship Reviews in Nigeria: All 78 Hospitals in One Place (2026)

Choosing where to do your housemanship is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make as a new medical graduate in Nigeria. The hospital you pick shapes your salary, your accommodation, your call schedule, the cases you see, and how much you learn in that year. With placements now running through the MDCN housemanship portal and slots filling quickly each cycle, it helps to know what each centre is really like before you apply.

That’s why we’ve brought every Doclumina housemanship review together in one list. Each review covers the details house officers care about most, including salary, accommodation, workload and calls, the work environment, and how to apply. Most are based on the experiences of doctors who have trained there. The list covers federal teaching hospitals, federal medical centres, state and general hospitals, military hospitals, and private centres across the country.

The hospitals are listed alphabetically. Click any name to read the full review, and if you’ve done your housemanship at one of these centres, share your experience on LuminaHub to help the next set of house officers choose well.