The Kano State Contributory Healthcare Management Agency (KSCHMA) has received a delegation of the Ministerial Oversight Committee, led by Sadiq Garba, on an official visit aimed at assessing the implementation and performance of the contributory healthcare scheme in Kano State.
The delegation was received by the Executive Secretary of KSCHMA, Dr Rahila Aliyu Muktar, alongside members of the Agency’s management team. The visit provided an opportunity for the committee to engage with the Agency’s leadership, review its activities and gain firsthand insights into its operations and progress in advancing accessible, affordable and quality healthcare services.
During the engagement, the Executive Secretary highlighted the Agency’s achievements, ongoing initiatives and strategic interventions aimed at strengthening healthcare financing, expanding enrolment, improving service delivery and ensuring effective implementation of the contributory healthcare scheme in line with the healthcare development agenda of the Kano State Government under the leadership of Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf.
Speaking during the visit, the committee leader, Sadiq Garba, commended KSCHMA for the progress recorded in implementing the contributory healthcare scheme and acknowledged the Agency’s efforts towards strengthening healthcare access, improving institutional performance and advancing the state’s healthcare financing objectives. He encouraged the Agency to sustain its efforts and continue building on the achievements recorded.
Dr Muktar reaffirmed KSCHMA’s commitment to transparency, accountability and continuous institutional improvement, noting that constructive oversight and collaboration with relevant government institutions are essential to strengthening the scheme and ensuring its sustainability.
The Executive Secretary expressed appreciation to the committee for its commendation and constructive engagement, assuring the delegation of the Agency’s continued commitment to cooperating with relevant government institutions and implementing policies that improve healthcare access and service delivery.
The visit reinforces the importance of effective oversight, institutional collaboration and accountability in strengthening the contributory healthcare scheme and ensuring that more residents of Kano State benefit from accessible, affordable and quality healthcare services.
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Signed
Aminu Ahmad Turaki, ANIPR
Public Relations Officer
Kano State Contributory Healthcare Management Agency
