Nigeria, grappling with a multitudeof healthcare challenges including limited accessto quality services,inadequate infrastructure, and a shortage of healthcare professionals, is increasingly lookingtowards Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a potential solution. This paper explores the burgeoning impactof AI on healthcare deliveryin Nigeria, examining its applications in diagnostics, treatment, drug discovery, and administrative processes. While the potential benefits are significant – improved accuracy, efficiency, and accessibility – the paper also acknowledges the challenges associated with AI implementation in the Nigerian context, including limited infrastructure, data scarcity, ethical concerns, and the need for skilled personnel. Furthermore, the paper delves into the regulatory landscape and policy considerations surrounding AI in healthcare, highlighting the importance of a robust framework for ethical and responsible implementation. Ultimately, this paper suggests that with strategic planning, investment, and collaboration, AI can revolutionize healthcare delivery in Nigeria, fostering a more equitable and accessible system for all.