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Pregnant women facing serious childbirth complications who meet programme requirements at an activated facility.

Read the NHIA update, review the participating-facility information and confirm eligibility directly with the facility before treatment.

Pregnant women and newborns in the 172 LGAs prioritised for intensive maternal-mortality reduction support.

Check the official MAMII information and ask your local PHC or state primary-health agency how the programme operates in your LGA.

Nigerians seeking the Basic Minimum Package of Health Services, with priority given to poor and vulnerable people.

Contact the State Social Health Insurance Agency where you live to ask whether you qualify and which enrolled facilities provide care.

Qualifying vulnerable pregnant women, people with disabilities, refugees, trafficking survivors and other recognised vulnerable groups.

Use the official NHIA enquiry route or contact the NHIA office in your state to ask about eligibility and enrolment.

Residents looking for state-based insurance, including people who may qualify for subsidised or fully supported care.

Open the official state-scheme page, choose your state and contact the relevant agency about its current plans and facilities.

Private and public employees, self-employed people, unemployed people, students, individuals, families and groups.

Answer the questions in the official Get Covered tool and review the programme NHIA recommends for your circumstances.

Individuals, families, self-employed people, retirees, associations and groups not already covered through another arrangement.

Review the programme, then visit an NHIA office or follow its stated enrolment process. Confirm the latest premium before payment.

People or groups preparing to register for GIFSHIP and wanting to understand the required documents and payment structure.

Read the requirements carefully and reconfirm all charges directly with NHIA before making any payment through the approved channel.

Self-employed people, employees, companies, families and community groups seeking private health-insurance options.

Use the official page to review the pathway and select from NHIA-accredited HMOs rather than paying an unverified intermediary.

Anyone comparing more than one type of Nigerian health-insurance programme.

Open the directory, select the programme closest to your situation and follow the official requirements shown there.

Nigerians who want verified information about the country’s developing emergency medical and ambulance system.

Read the official federal update. In an active emergency, seek the nearest available emergency service or hospital immediately.

Kidney patients seeking subsidised dialysis at one of the participating federal tertiary health institutions.

Check the official hospital list and contact the selected facility before travelling to confirm current availability, assessment and scheduling.

People seeking official information on subsidised cancer treatment, screening programmes or specialist federal cancer centres.

Review the named programmes and hospitals, then contact the relevant participating hospital or the National Cancer Control Programme.

Vulnerable cancer patients whose non-medical costs may prevent them from starting or completing treatment.

Read the official announcement and ask your attending physician, treatment facility or the relevant federal cancer authority about current application access.

Nigerians seeking official information about expanding access to spectacles, cataract care and wider eye-health services.

Follow the official ministry update and confirm current outreach locations through your state health authorities or recognised eye-care providers.