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PLASCHEMA launches new health development unit

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In a bid to achieve universal health coverage, the Plateau State Contributory Healthcare Management Agency (PLASCHEMA) has created an Enterprise Resource Development unit (ERD) saddled with the responsibility of creating new policies and seeing to the achievement of the organization’s goals through strategic communication.

Addressing newsmen at the lunch of the new department Director General of PLASCHEMA Dr. Fabong Jemchang Yildam, said that the new department will act as the brain of the agency where new policies will be generated to achieve the desired goals and objectives.

Dr Fabong said;

To achieve any meaningful development, it is essential to strengthen the human resources of the organization. the Enterprise Resource Development unit is established to provide new policies and engage in strategic communication that will ensure that PLASCHEMA is able to actualize the United Nations sustainable development goal in achieving universal health coverage.

the new unit came into existence after members of our staff had gone through various training and international travels. All they have learned is what is being domesticated, thereby saving costs.

“In adopting a communication strategy, feedback is essential, without which there is no assurance that communication will be effective. Feedback can be positive or negative. Positive feedback encourages us while negative feedback enables us to make corrections.”

Jemchang added that this year’s annual goal revolves around increasing the uptake of social health insurance, uninterrupted access to quality and affordable healthcare services, and continuous sensitization and orientation of plateau citizens on the creation of the PLASCHEMA scheme.

Kim Tiri the head of the new unit stated that the ERD was established in a quest to add value to the agency and society.

“It became important to adopt new ways and strategies to move the agency forward as repeated use of certain methods over time may hinder the development of PLASCHEMA, which is why the DG established this unit.

the unit was created in October 2022 and is now being launched as members are being trained on the role we need to play.”

Dashuwar Shapret, also a member of the unit stated that the department will be responsible for the training of other departments and enrollees to educate them on what the agency is about.

“The training is meant to equip us as we will be educating and training other departments and individuals or organizations who will want to enroll under the PLASCHEMA health scheme. PLASCHEMA has been faced with some challenging situations in the past where enrollees don’t know what the agency stands for, but since the establishment of the department, there has been a positive response to that effect.”

Another member of the ERD unit, Nathaniel Dashe stated that the training is basically meant to orientate the members of the unit on their basic responsibility and its relationship in strategic communication and their collaboration with other departments, development consultants, and other entrepreneurship agencies.

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BREAKING: Super Eagles Camp Grows to 23 as Ndidi, Chukwueze Land in Uyo Ahead of Madagascar Clash

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The Super Eagles camp in Uyo has grown to 23 players following the arrival of captain Wilfred Ndidi and winger Samuel Chukwueze as Nigeria intensifies preparations for Friday’s 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifier against Madagascar.

Ndidi and Chukwueze landed at the Victor Attah International Airport in Uyo at exactly 5:20 p.m. on Tuesday, arriving from Lagos aboard an Ibom Air flight before linking up with the rest of Éric Chelle’s squad.

Their arrival followed that of goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali, who had earlier increased the number of players in camp from 20 to 21 before the team headed out for its first training session.

The initial 20 arrivals were Moses Simon, Akor Adams, Taiwo Awoniyi, Isaac James, Emmanuel Fernandez, Benjamin Fredrick, Moses Usor, George Ilenikhena, Arthur Okonkwo, Alex Iwobi, Semi Ajayi, Calvin Bassey, Ola Aina, Ademola Lookman, Bright Osayi-Samuel, Chibuike Nwaiwu, Tolu Arokodare, Bruno Onyemaechi, Raphael Onyedika and Frank Onyeka.

With Nwabali, Ndidi and Chukwueze subsequently reporting, Chelle now has 23 players available, giving the coach an almost complete group as preparations gather momentum in Uyo.

Nigeria’s squad underwent a late alteration after Victor Osimhen was ruled out through injury, prompting the recall of Taiwo Awoniyi as his replacement.

The Coventry City striker is already in camp and will compete with Akor Adams, Tolu Arokodare and George Ilenikhena among the centre-forward options.

The Super Eagles will host Madagascar at the Godswill Akpabio International Stadium, Uyo, on Friday, September 25, before travelling to Bissau for their second Group L qualifier against Guinea-Bissau on September 29.

After the disappointment of missing the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Nigeria are under pressure to begin their AFCON campaign positively.

With 23 players now assembled in Uyo and training underway, Chelle can turn his attention to shaping the team he believes can deliver the opening three points against Madagascar.

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General Business to Drive 72% of Mutual Benefits Assurance’s Projected ₦96.82bn GWP

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BY NKECHI NAECHE-ESEZOBOR—Nigeria’s lead underwriter, Mutual Benefits Assurance Plc has protected a Gross Written Premium of ₦96.82 billion for the twelve months ending 31 December 2026.

According to notice released on the exchange, for dealing members and investors, the company’s insurance revenue, is projected to stand at ₦89.42 billion.

The company’s general business is expected to generate 72% of the projected GWP, while the Life arm of the group  will account for j28%.

Investment income would largely be driven by returns on its financial assets, with non-cash items such as depreciation of non-current assets, amortisation of intangible assets, and net fair value gains or losses on financial assets factored into its profit or loss and other comprehensive income statement.

On the profitability side, Mutual Benefits projects gross premium written of ₦96.82 billion and insurance revenue of ₦89.42 billion, against an insurance service expense of ₦81.56 billion. Net income from reinsurance contracts held is estimated at ₦802.64 million, bringing the insurance service result to ₦8.66 billion.

Net investment income is expected  to stand at ₦13.16 billion, while net insurance finance expenses are projected at ₦1.99 billion, resulting in net insurance and investment results of ₦19.84 billion. With other income of ₦237.03 million and total non-attributable expenses of ₦2.76 billion, the company expects a profit before income tax of ₦17.31 billion.

After an income tax expense of ₦1.90 billion, Mutual Benefits projects a full-year profit of ₦15.41 billion for the period under review.

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