StatiSense Ranks Gombe Nigeria’s Top State for Public Hospital Performance in 2025

Abuja, Nigeria 🇳🇬  30 May, 2026

Gombe State has emerged as Nigeria’s highest-performing state in public hospital services for 2025, according to a new assessment released by StatiSense.

The data analytics and research platform ranked states based on residents’ satisfaction with the quality, accessibility, and effectiveness of healthcare services provided in public hospitals across the country.

According to the ranking, Gombe recorded the highest level of public satisfaction nationwide, placing it ahead of all other states in the federation. The assessment reflects the experiences and perceptions of residents regarding services received in government-owned healthcare facilities.

The report highlights Gombe’s strong performance in key areas of healthcare delivery, including access to medical services, quality of care, and overall patient satisfaction.

Healthcare experts say the ranking underscores the growing importance of investments in public health infrastructure and service delivery as states compete to improve health outcomes and meet the needs of their populations.

Over the years, Gombe State has implemented various reforms aimed at strengthening its healthcare system, including the renovation and upgrading of hospitals, expansion of primary healthcare services, recruitment of health personnel, and provision of medical equipment.

The state government has also introduced programmes targeting maternal and child health, disease prevention, emergency response services, and healthcare financing through the Gombe State Contributory Healthcare Scheme (Go-Health).

The latest ranking by StatiSense places Gombe at the forefront of public healthcare performance in Nigeria, highlighting the state's progress in delivering healthcare services that meet the expectations of its residents.

StatiSense regularly publishes data-driven assessments on governance, public services, and socio-economic indicators to provide insight into development trends across Nigeria.