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CREDIT ALERTS FOR 36 STATES and FCT: 

The Federal government and not President Bola Ahmed Tinubu have disbursed the 2025 first and second quarter allocation to all 36 states in line with Basic Healthcare Provision Fund. 

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 populations 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. 

4: Enrollment involves visiting a Primary Health Care by presenting a valid ID card and passport photo. 

 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