In May 2019, Wellbeing Foundation Africa announced the expansion of its MamaCare Antenatal and Postnatal Education Program to the FCT. The expanded program is called, ‘MamaCare + Nutrition programme’, in collaboration with UNFPA. The program is implementing in 34 facilities in Abuja, Federal Capital Territory. In addition to MamaCare objections, the goal of MamaCare+N is to improve maternal nutrition through the provision of maternal nutrition counselling to pregnant and postpartum women on anaemia in pregnancy, benefits of micro-supplementation, and dietary diversity, amongst other nutritional information. MamaCare and MamaCare+N programs are measured by the number of mothers that midwives reach with maternal healthcare, for example MamaCare+N program during 2019 reached a total 19,897 women through Antenatal Classes and 8,410 women through Postnatal Classes.Both the Mamacare and Mamacare+N programs maintain clinical data and attendance registers, which evidence that participating mothers achieve 8 antenatal and postnatal counsel visits at healthcare facilities, meeting the WHO LMIC recommendations, and exceeding current national targets of 4 ANC visits.

Surveys like the UNICEF supported SMART Survey and Nigeria's National Nutrition and Health Survey are used to measure state's progress. According to a 2015 Program Appraisal document from The World Bank, The SMART surveys cost about US$850,000 per round and are currently being financed by UNICEF, USAID, and DFID.

HP+ also supported Nigeria’s Federal Capital Territory (FCT) to substantially increase access to primary healthcare and reduce high out-of-pocket health spending through its Basic Health Care Provision Fund and bolster the Human Services Secretariat’s (HHSS) stewardship of its various health reforms. These efforts have resulted in US$1 million in family planning funds appropriated across Bauchi, Ebonyi, and Sokoto states; the establishment of an FCT Health Finance, Equity, and Investment Technical Working Group; and continued progress on two key pieces of legislation intended to strengthen healthcare and health insurance in the FCT.

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According to the Women's Health Action Research Centre, the formative and data collection part of project were completed in 2017, followed by an intervention workshop attended by key stakeholders in primary health care systems in Edo State.