Cassona Global Imaging Ltd has officially launched its medical imaging programme and diagnostic equipment in Nigeria as it marked its third anniversary, reaffirming its commitment to revolutionising healthcare delivery across the country and Sub-Saharan Africa.

As part of its ongoing third anniversary celebration in Ghana, Cassona Global Imaging, a leading provider of medical equipment, showcased its latest technologies at its new office in Labone, Accra, on Friday, September 12, 2025. The event highlighted the company’s partnership with Mindray, a global leader in medical imaging, and its commitment to improving healthcare outcomes in Ghana.

Cassona Global Imaging Ltd has launched a groundbreaking recruitment initiative aimed at bridging the healthcare talent gap in Sub-Saharan Africa by attracting top African medical graduates from international universities. As part of this effort, Cassona's Chief Operating Officer, Leni Chigbu, recently attended the graduation ceremony at Shenyang Medical College in Northern China, where she engaged directly with graduating African students and offered employment opportunities to outstanding candidates.

Cassona Global Imaging, a leading distributor of advanced medical imaging technology in Africa, in partnership with Mindray, a global provider of medical imaging solutions, has empowered Bachelor of Science Medical Imaging Technology students at the University for Development Studies (UDS) in Tamale with specialized training.

Cassona Global Imaging, a leading distributor of advanced medical imaging technologies across Sub-Saharan Africa, has officially launched operations in Nigeria, marking a bold step toward transforming the country's diagnostic landscape. The launch, which took place in Abuja, signals not only a deepening of U.S.-Nigeria trade relations but also a commitment by Cassona to redefine healthcare access through cutting-edge medical equipment and localized healthcare solutions.

The United State Government and Cassona Global Imaging Ltd have vowed to tackle medical tourism and reverse it in favour of Nigeria.