The Niger state Governor, Mohammed Umaru Bago has officially launched the Retiree Medical Insurance Package (RMIP), an initiative designed to provide essential support to retirees and senior citizens in Niger State.
The Special Adviser on Digital Media and Strategy Abdullberqy Usman Ebbo on his Social Media X, said this launch represents a significant improvement in the state’s healthcare efforts, marking a strong commitment to the well-being of its aging population.
Abdullberqy Ebbo explained that the RMIP is designed to eliminate financial barriers to healthcare, enabling retirees and senior citizens to access vital medical services at no cost.
He noted that, this comprehensive package covers treatments, medications, and consultations within an extensive network of healthcare providers in the state.
The Special Adviser on Digital Media and Strategy further stated that the Executive Secretary of the Niger State Contributory Health Agency, Malam Sulayman Abu-Bakr reaffirmed the administration’s vision for an inclusive healthcare system.
Abu-Bakr highlighted the invaluable contributions the elders spent to the growth, development and shaping the communities we live in Niger State, hence to ensure that retirees can enjoy their later years with dignity and access to essential healthcare services.
According to Ebbo, the event showcases the dedication of Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago’s administration to improving the quality of life for all residents, especially the elderly which marked a positive step toward a more equitable healthcare system in Niger State.
