CREDIT ALERTS FOR 36 STATES AND FCT:

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has disbursed the 2025 first and second quarter allocation to all 36 states in line with Basic Healthcare Provision Fund. 

-(a): the total amount is N29,284,145,353.78. 

2: Beneficiaries of the Nigeria’s BHCPF include vulnerable groups such as pregnant women and children as well as general population requiring primary and emergency cares. 

3: How to enroll: contact your State Social Health Insurance Authority (SSHIA) to determine your eligibility and receive a HUWE card. 

-(enrollment involves visiting a Primary Health Care by presenting a valid ID card and passport photo. 

4: Abia: N602,647,087;

Adamawa: N873,475,764.85; 

Akwa Ibom: N823,006,962.91;,

Anambra: N799,175,962.32; 

Bauchi: N968.6million; 

Bayelsa: N420.97m; 

Benue: N814m; 

Borno: N1.068bn; 

cross River: N647m; 

Delta: N664.7m; 

Ebonyi; N693.6m; 

Edo: N559.77m; 

Ekiti: N571.777m; 

Enugu: N848.64m; 

Gombe: N592.67m; 

Imo: N796m; 

Jigawa: N1.207bn; 

Kaduna: N939m; 

Kano:N1.685.9bn; 

Katsina: N1.266bn; 

Kebbi: N796.8m; 

Kogi: N692.1m; 

Kwara: N573.9m; 

Lagos: N647.162m; 

Nasarawa: N577.73m; 

Niger: N1.015bn; 

Ogun: N631.7m; 

*Ondo: N584.92m;*

Osun: N765m; 

Oyo: N830.8m; 

Plateau: N752m; 

Rivers: N863m; 

Sokoto: N1.060bn; 

Taraba: N736m; 

Yobe: N709m; 

Zamfara: N798m; 

FCT: N403.3m

5: State govts should be announcing this kind receivable news abeg. 

-(a): Involve Religious leaders, market women.