About us
Nearly three decades of care for Nigerian families
Maciland Group of Hospitals began as one small clinic in Ijegun in 1996. Today it is a group of three hospitals across Lagos and Ogun State, built on the same promise: quality care that ordinary families can afford.
Our story
From one clinic to a group of hospitals
Founded by Dr. Durojaye Lasisi, a member of the Association of General and Private Medical Practitioners of Nigeria since 1996, Maciland set out to close a simple gap: good medical care that did not cost a family everything they had.
What began with general consultations grew steadily into maternal and child health, laboratory services, ultrasound diagnostics, nursing care and minor surgery. Under the clinical leadership of Dr. Durojaye Olabimpe, a family medicine specialist, our standards of care and safety have grown with us.
All three branches now operate 24 hours a day, so no patient is turned away because of the time on the clock.
Beyond our walls, we have delivered free surgery programmes for many years — treating goitre, hernia, fibroid, prostate and lump conditions — alongside partners such as ARSPON, the Wisdom Health Support Foundation and the Soyuznik Alumni Association.
Milestones
1996
Dr. Durojaye Lasisi founds the first Maciland clinic in Ijegun-Ikotun, Lagos.
2000s
Services expand into maternal care, laboratory work and minor surgery.
2016
The Ota branch opens in Ado Odo/Ota, Ogun State.
Today
Three hospitals operating 24/7, plus free surgery programmes run with partners such as ARSPON, the Wisdom Health Support Foundation and the Soyuznik Alumni Association.
Our mission
To deliver quality, affordable and accessible healthcare to every patient who walks through our doors — with dignity, compassion and clinical excellence.
Our vision
Healthier families and stronger communities across Nigeria, served by hospitals that are trusted, well-equipped and always open.
What guides us
Our values
Patients first
Every decision starts with the person in front of us — their comfort, dignity and understanding of their own care.
Affordability
Quality treatment should not depend on income. We keep our care accessible to working families.
Integrity
Honest diagnoses, clear pricing and referrals when a patient is better served elsewhere.
Community
We grew out of the neighbourhoods we serve, and we keep giving back through outreach and free care programmes.
