In an emergency
Call 112Free from any phone, on any network, with or without credit, anywhere in Nigeria.
Ambulance, police and fire services near you
Loopital shows the nearest ambulance service, police station and fire station wherever you are in Nigeria — no account, no sign-in, one tap to call. If you have an account, an alert also sends your location and your emergency health details to the nearest hospital on the network, and tells the person you nominated.
Ambulance
The ambulance and emergency medical services closest to you, with their numbers.
Police
The nearest police stations, for a robbery, an attack or an accident.
Fire service
The nearest fire stations, and what to do while you wait.
What an alert on Loopital does
- 1Your exact location goes to the nearest hospital on the network, with your blood group, allergies and ongoing conditions.
- 2Your next of kin gets a message with a link showing where you are.
- 3The nearest ambulance, police or fire numbers are on screen, one tap to call.
- 4Doc talks you through simple, safe first aid for the situation while help is on the way.
Loopital is not an emergency dispatch service. It shows you who to call and helps them find you; 112 remains the number that sends help.
Also on Loopital
Questions people ask
What is the emergency number in Nigeria?
112. It is free from any phone, on any network, with or without credit, anywhere in Nigeria. 767 and 112 both reach the emergency line in Lagos.
How do I find the nearest ambulance service?
Open Loopital and tap Emergency. It shows ambulance services, police stations and fire stations around you, nearest first, with a button to call each one.
What does Loopital's emergency alert do?
It sends your exact location and your emergency health details — blood group, allergies, ongoing conditions — to the nearest hospital on the network, and tells your next of kin where you are so someone can come.
Do I need an account to see emergency services?
No. Anyone can see the nearest ambulance, police station and fire station on the map without signing in. Raising an alert needs an account, because it sends your health details and your location to people who will act on them.
What should I do while help is coming?
Call 112 first, then stay with the person, keep them still, and don't give food, drink or medicine unless a doctor says so. Doc, the assistant in the app, gives simple first-aid steps for the situation you describe.
Set this up before you need it
Add your blood group, your allergies and a next of kin now, so one tap sends everything that matters when you can't explain it.
Open Loopital