On the 15th of September 2026, we were pleased to welcome inspectors from the Nigerian Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NNRA) to Key Imaging for a pre-authorisation inspection of our facility. The inspection forms an important part of the regulatory process for facilities using ionising radiation and provided an opportunity for the NNRA team to review our CT and X-ray facilities, radiation protection measures, equipment and safety arrangements ahead of the commencement of clinic

The 20th of July 2026 was a significant day in the life of Key Imaging. It was the day a 16-year-old dream became a reality. A team came together under one banner to bring to life a vision that had once been carried by one person, but is now shared by many. It was, in every sense, the birthday of Key Imaging. There is something deeply special about watching a team choose to carry a vision you have nurtured for so long. It is the moment when a dream ceases to belong to its fou

The original vision was clear: to build a centre of excellence in diagnostic imaging. The focus was on delivering high-quality radiology services designed to support accurate and timely diagnosis. However, as the physical space began to take shape, so too did a broader perspective. When Vision Meets Opportunity Designing a healthcare facility is never just about walls and equipment—it’s about how people move through space, how services connect, and ultimately, how patients ex

My name is Dr. Adzira Thahal, and I am a Consultant Radiologist with a particular interest in musculoskeletal imaging. I am based in the United Kingdom, where I have lived for most of my life, but my roots are firmly in Nigeria. Growing up, I travelled regularly between the UK and Nigeria to visit family. Over time, I began to notice a growing pattern: an increasing number of Nigerians were travelling abroad to access diagnostic imaging and specialist healthcare services. Whi