The Yobe State Government has approved the enrollment of retired state and local government civil servants into its Social Equity Programme to expand access to quality healthcare for pensioners.Dr.
Babagana Tijjani, Executive Secretary of the Yobe State Contributory Healthcare Management Agency (YSCHMA), revealed this during a press briefing in Damaturu.
The initiative, part of the state's broader social protection and healthcare reform agenda, aims to improve retirees' quality of life by ensuring affordable, accessible, and quality healthcare services.The approval marks a major breakthrough in healthcare financing, reflecting Governor Buni's commitment to citizen welfare.
YSCHMA has begun preparations for implementation through a transparent enrollment process, collaborating with pension unions, government agencies, and accredited healthcare providers to ensure seamless access for eligible retirees.This move reinforces the state's dedication to social welfare programs and strengthening healthcare delivery across Yobe.
Original title: Yobe approves health insurance for retired civil servants
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