 The first lady of Choir State, Ambassador Olufola Ke Abdul Rezaq, key operators of the national and Choir State health insurance agencies and other healthcare service providers have met in Elori to strengthen the healthcare financing and to lessen the burden of healthcare on the vulnerable and indigent population. In her remarks, Ambassador Abdul Rezaq, who was represented by the Deputy Director at GK People Support Center, applauded the agency for securing the needed support of all stakeholders for improved outcomes in the health sector. Okay, we started actually with only about 25 healthcare providers, both in the public and private sector. Today we have about 60 of them providing care across the three sanitary districts. Yes, in September 2020, when we started access to care, we only had 10,000 people. Over the course of the three years, we've had over 70,000 people enrolling health insurance, and that is even without the formal sector. When the civil servants come on board, we're looking at additional 200,000 people to come on board health insurance. As it stands in Choir now, we have about 30% of our population who fall under the poverty index and who are really poor and will need to be subsidized. And this is where these invaluable sponsors come in, because they go into their communities or maybe into a catchment area and then more pop all these indigents. Who ordinarily we have not gotten to because the fiscal space for financing the poor is limited. People with special needs are equaled by the city from the health program of the quality government. And of course, I just want to appeal to all the reference stakeholders to close the gap that is mutating against efficient service provider to the health Hello, hope you enjoyed the news. Please do subscribe to our YouTube channel and don't forget to hit the notification button so you get notified about fresh news updates.