Emir Yauri Directs District Heads To Embrace Contributory Healthcare Scheme - DE-REPORTORIAL

DE-REPORTORIAL

De-Reportorial is an online news Magazine that churns out news, events in it's realness... Accuracy, factual, balance with utmost professionalism are the main theme and our watchword...

ADRON HOMES $ PROPERTIES

ADRON HOMES $ PROPERTIES
ADRON HOMES

Tuesday, April 12, 2022

Emir Yauri Directs District Heads To Embrace Contributory Healthcare Scheme



Ismail Adebayo in Birnin Kebbi

Emir of Yauri Dr. Muhammad Zayyanu Abdullahi has directed all district heads in the Emirate to embrace Kebbi State Contributory Healthcare Insurance Scheme (KECHES) and to ensure enough sensitization is carried out to the rural populace.

He described the State scheme as an articulated one and the lowest in the country to allow the vulnerable groups to access free medical care services.

Dr. Muhammad Zayyanu Abdullahi appealed to well to do in the society and politicians to donate generously so that the less privileged in the society could be captured in the Scheme.

He commended the serving member of the House of Representatives Dr. Yusuf Tanko Sununu for his continued support to the emirate in health care delivery. 

Meanwhile, Kebbi State Contributory Healthcare Management Agency (KECHEMA) has commenced the enrolment of beneficiaries of the Basic Healthcare Provision Fund (BHCPF) in the Yauri Emirate.

A released by the
Public Relations Officer of KECHEMA, Aliyu Jajirma indicates that the state has been divided into five clusters. Your Emirate commenced the enrolment of the beneficiaries on the 10th of April up to the 16th of April, 2022 while Zur0u Emirate will start on the 18th of April, 2022 to the 29th of April, 2022.

Similarly, Baguio from the 4th May, to 14th May 2022, and the Arewa-Augie cluster from 16th May to 22nd May 2022.

Birnin Kebbi cluster which is the last will commence on the 23RD  May 2022 to the 6th of June 2022.

The agency said beneficiaries of the BHCPF must have their NIN numbers before they are eligible to benefit from the scheme.

No comments:

Post a Comment