In 2019, the hospital partnered with SIGN Fracture Care International, US to tackle limb deformity.

[2] The National Orthopaedic Hospital, Igbobi, Lagos commenced operations as a rehabilitation centre for wounded soldiers during World War II in 1943, after which it developed to a hospital under the British Colonial Medical services of Colonial Nigeria in 6 December 1945.

Mobolaji Bank Anthony funded a new section of the hospital which included the rehabilitation of the emergency ward.

[3][5][6] The hospital has the following under listed departments to cater for patients needs[7] The amenity ward in NOHIL which is the private section of the hospital was commissioned on April 1, 2021 by the then Minister of State for Health, Dr Olorunnibe Mamora.

[8] In 2022, a modern molecular laboratory was opened at the hospital to tackle diseases such as COVID'19 and carry out tests such as PCR.