“Mr. Usman Isah, Convener of the All-Africa Medical Wellness Expo and Executive Chairman of the AMWE Medical & Wellness Foundation, called on the Federal Government to show more commitment… noting that Nigeria has all it takes to offer world‑class medical services and become a premier medical tourism destination in Africa… Nigeria’s loss of approximately US $2 billion annually to outbound medical tourism… the neglect of the country’s healthcare infrastructure and crisis of confidence…” — From The Nigerian Post, reporting AMWE 2025 Expo: Public, Private Sector Collaboration For Economic Gains Of Medical Tourism

At a media briefing in Abuja, Usman Isah urged the Nigerian government to bolster healthcare through strategic public–private sector collaboration, emphasizing that Nigeria currently loses about US $2 billion yearly to outbound medical tourism, while suffering from underinvestment and low public confidence in its health system The Nigerian Post Travelscope .

He shared details of the 3rd All Africa Medical & Wellness Expo (AMWE 2025): the event will take place in Abuja from 27–29 August 2025 at Nicon Luxury Hotel, under the theme “Medical and Wellness Tourism: Bridging Global Healthcare Gaps”. The Expo will include panel discussions, exhibitions, B2B/G2B meetings, workshops, a summit, and a Gala & Awards Night to honor excellence in health and wellness Amwe +1 News Dot Africa +1 .

Sub‑themes will cover: Repositioning Nigeria’s Health Sector; Drivers of Global Healthcare Transformation; SWOT Analysis; connectivity between tourism and health sectors in global economics. The summit will showcase distinguished professionals and organizations from across Africa advocating for universal health coverage and global competitiveness