The Executive Secretary and Chief Executive Officer of the Niger State Contributory Health Agency-NiCare, Sulayman Abu-Bakr, MPH, on Thursday led a delegation on an advocacy visit to the office of Her Excellency, Hajiya Fatima Mohammed Bago, First Lady of Niger State, to solicit her support for the expansion of health
The Niger State Contributory Health Agency-NiCare has successfully completed its First Quarter 2026 Quality Assurance, Monitoring and Evaluation exercise, visiting 140 health facilities across the 25 Local Government Areas of the state as part of efforts to strengthen healthcare service delivery, enhance accountability, and improve patient outcomes. The statewide exercise
NiCare Strengthens Capacity for BHCPF 2.0 Implementation in Niger State
In a move to enhance access to quality healthcare, the Member representing Tafa Constituency in the Niger State House of Assembly, Honorable Mohammed Sani Idris, has partnered with the Niger State Contributory Health Agency-NiCare, to enroll 600 vulnerable persons across all wards in Tafa Local Government Area into the state’s
NiCare, CHAI Convene Informal Sector Strategy Validation Workshop to Expand Health Insurance Coverage The Niger State Contributory Health Agency -NiCare, in collaboration with the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI), has concluded a three-day Informal Sector Strategy Validation Workshop in Minna, aimed at expanding health insurance coverage for informal workers and
The Governor leads by example and urges citizens to embrace health insurance for better health outcomes. Niger State Governor, Farmer Dr. Mohammed Umaru Bago has officially enrolled into the Niger State Contributory Health Scheme (NiCare), reinforcing his administration’s commitment to accessible, quality healthcare for all. The symbolic enrollment was conducted
The Niger State Contributory Health Agency-NiCare, in collaboration with GAC/CHAI, has successfully concluded the Phase 4 enrollment sensitization and distribution of enrollment slips (ID cards) across sixteen Local Government Areas (LGAs) in the state. The exercise targeted vulnerable populations, particularly pregnant women and children under five enrolled under the GAC
