The BASCHEMA official said the enrollees comprised state and local government workers, who are expected to begin accessing the services in October 2024.
The National Agricultural Land Development Authority (NALDA) has distributed agricultural inputs to Abia, Kebbi and Yobe farmers.
“The total enrollment across the state now stands at 115,628 done in 162 PHCs across 25 LGAs,” Mr Abba said.
The Adamawa Poverty Alleviation and Wealth Creation Agency (PAWECA) has trained 15,500 youths in vocational skills in the last four years.
The programme aims to enhance quality healthcare service delivery at the grassroots.
