Find the Nearest Automated External Defibrillator (AED)

Every minute without CPR and defibrillation reduces cardiac arrest survival by 10%. Locate verified life-saving AED stations across Nigeria, access 24/7 dispatch hotlines, and get turn-by-turn guidance instantly.

Total Verified AEDs

16 Stations

24/7 Public Access

12 Stations

Hospitals & Centers

7 Facilities

National Dispatch

112 / 767

🚨 Medical Emergency In Nigeria? Call Toll-Free Dispatch Immediately:

Call 112 (Nationwide) Call 767 (Lagos Only) Call 122 (FRSC Highway)

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Emergency Cardiac Protocol

3 Steps to Save a Life: CPR & AED

If an adult or child collapses, is unresponsive, and is not breathing normally:

CPR Metronome Pace

100 - 120 Beats / Min

Push hard & fast in chest center

Call 112 / 767 & Get AED

Shout for help immediately. Tell a bystander to call national dispatch (112 or 767 in Lagos) and retrieve the nearest AED from this map.

Push Hard & Fast (CPR)

Place your hands in the center of the chest. Push down at least 2 inches (5 cm) deep at a rate of 100 to 120 compressions per minute without interruption until help arrives.

Power On AED & Follow Prompts

Open the AED lid. Stick the adhesive pads onto the bare chest as illustrated on the pads. The device will automatically analyze the rhythm and give clear spoken instructions.

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