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Airtel partners firm on telemedicine for subscribers

By  Suliyat Tella 
18 March 2025   |   2:30 am
Millions of Airtel subscribers across Nigeria and Africa are to, henceforth, access quality healthcare anytime, anywhere, as Mobihealth International’s telehealth app goes live on the network. The partnership marks a significant step in expanding affordable digital healthcare
Millions of Airtel subscribers across Nigeria and Africa are to, henceforth, access quality healthcare anytime, anywhere, as Mobihealth International’s telehealth app goes live on the network.
Mr Ismail Adesina, Marketing Director, Airtel, Mr Femi Oshinaja, Chief Operating Officer, Airtel, Dr Funmi Adewara, CEO Mobihealth, Mr Femi Adesina, Director, Corporate Comms & CSR

Millions of Airtel subscribers across Nigeria and Africa are to, henceforth, access quality healthcare anytime, anywhere, as Mobihealth International’s telehealth app goes live on the network.

The partnership marks a significant step in expanding affordable digital healthcare, allowing users to connect with licensed doctors and healthcare professionals via video consultations.

Through the collaboration, Airtel subscribers can seamlessly access world-class telehealth services, including remote medical consultations, electronic prescriptions, diagnostic services, and genuine medications.

Founder and CEO of Mobihealth International, Dr Funmi Adewara, emphasised the transformative impact of the partnership. She said: “Through this partnership with Airtel, we are taking a giant step towards our mission to bridge the healthcare gap, by leveraging telemedicine technology. Airtel’s vast network and connectivity infrastructure will enable seamless access to Mobihealth’s 24/7 telemedicine services, allowing people to consult with licensed doctors, receive prescriptions, and get referrals all from the comfort of their homes whether in bustling cities or remote rural communities.”

Airtel Nigeria’s Chief Operating Officer, Femi Osinaja, reaffirmed the company’s commitment to digital healthcare access, stating: “Airtel has always been at the forefront of providing innovative solutions that improve the lives of Nigerians. Partnering with Mobihealth aligns with our vision of bridging the healthcare gap through digital transformation. Now, our customers can prioritise their health without barriers.”

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