CRHIS: Otu’s wife enrolls 500 vulnerable elders
Determined to leverage the welfare of the elderly, Wife of the Cross River governor, Bishop Eyoanwan Bassey Otu, has offered sponsorship through the enrollment of 500 senior citizens aged 70 and above, into the State Health Insurance Scheme (CRSHIS), covering their premiums for the next two years.
The intervention, which targets vulnerable elders across the 18 local government areas of the state, was confirmed by the Director General of Cross River Health Insurance Agency, Chief Godwin Iyala, during a telephone interview.
According to Iyala, the First Lady has already made full financial commitment to cover the 500 beneficiaries, demonstrating a significant milestone in her humanitarian outreach.
His words: This is a profoundly impactful initiative. By prioritizing our elderly po...



















