Paul Bolaji: Phase 2 of the Nigeria National Stroke Registry Is Now Live
Paul Bolaji, Education Lead (Stroke Services) at Dorset County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, shared on LinkedIn:
‘‘The First Nigerian National Stroke Registry
Phase 2
Happy New Month to everyone!
A huge THANK YOU to all centres that participated in the pilot phase-you laid the foundation for something truly historic.
Now, we’re calling on every interested, eager and ready hospitals to join Phase 2 of the Nigeria National Stroke Registry (NNSR).
Even if you did express your interest in phase 1 and you were not selected for the pilot phase.
Please do kindly do re-apply for phase 2.
We have completed the pilot phase and we are moving jnto the next phase to capture the data of stroke care in Nigeria
- Be part of the movement transforming stroke care in Nigeria
- Help us understand the real challenges in each centre
- Because as they say: ‘What we don’t measure, we don’t improve.’
This is more than a registry – it’s a national collaboration to improve outcomes, drive research, and shape policy.
What’s required?
- Reliable internet access
- Commitment to capture all stroke cases and upload via REDCap
- Participation in onboarding and training
- One form per institution
Deadline: 2 weeks, April 14th 2026
Takes just 3-5 minutes
All information remains confidential
Let’s build the future of stroke care -together.
If your hospital is interested, pls kindly contact me.”

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