Efua is 58. She sold dried fish far from any clinic. Her blood pressure had been climbing for years, no warning. Then one morning, the care came to her. That's Free Primary Health Care. GHΒ’35.1m now with the 107 districts running it π https://t.co/5RmZ7hVNIr
Behind every NHIS card is access to quality healthcare when you need it most: doctor visits, medicines, hospital care, without the financial fear.
That's coverage worth keeping active.
So don't let it lapse. Renewing is as simple as staying protected:
π Dial *929#, select Option 3
π² Or download the MyNHIS App for auto-renewal & reminders
Because real coverage isn't just being a member β it's making sure it never expires. Renew today, stay covered.
#NHISGhana #HealthForAll #StayCovered #MyNHIS #NHISAccessToHealthcare
Last Friday in the Upper East, on the Resetting Ghana tour, His Excellency President John Dramani Mahama spoke directly to the things we work on every day at the NHIA, and commended the Authority for the work we are doing.
Safer pregnancies through antenatal care and newborn checks under Free Primary Health Care. A reviewed tariff that fully covers the cost of treatment, which means no NHIS member should be charged an illegal co-payment at any facility. And the Ghana Medical Trust Fund, standing between families and the ruin that serious illness once guaranteed.
That commendation belongs to the hardworking staff of this Authority. This is what the journey to Universal Health Coverage sounds like. π¬π
Ghana and the Netherlands have signed a special Letter of Intent to jointly combat illicit drugs and drug markets.
Minister of Justice and Security of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, D.M. Van Weel and I signed the agreement during the Ministers official visit to Ghana.
Building on the Accra Call to Action, our two countries hope to offer global leadership on this crucial matter which is destroying young lives, undermining public health, damaging the rule of law and terribly affecting human rights.
We are confident that genuine and reliable international collaboration will eliminate drug markets flooding our countries with cocaine, synthetics and criminal money.
I thank my good friend for his memorable visit to Ghana.
For God and Country π¬π ππΎ
Sights and sounds from the Chief Executive of NHIA, @BampoeVictor participation in the African Union Extraordinary Summit on Health in Accra: 21-22 July 2026
GOLDBOD, as a single policy measure, improved Ghanaβs current account balance by 6.4 percentage points, from a surplus of 1.9 percent of GDP in 2024 to 8.3 percent of GDP in 2025. - Dr Ato Forson, Finance Minister, says in praise.
Day 2 of the African Union Extraordinary Summit on Health in Accra.
I joined His Excellency President John Dramani Mahama, African Heads of State, Ministers of Health and health leaders from across the continent for the discussion that determines whether every other commitment holds, sustainable health financing.
Ending AIDS by 2030. Eliminating preventable maternal deaths. Universal Health Coverage. None of it endures on external goodwill. It endures on domestic resources, deliberately mobilised and protected.
Ghana brings real work to this table: the uncapping of the National Health Insurance Levy, the Free Primary Health Care Programme, and the Ghana Medical Trust Fund.
Honoured to represent Ghana in this conversation. π¬π
Most people who get charged illegally at a health facility never find out it was illegal.
They just pay, go home, and quietly decide the NHIS doesn't cover as much as they thought.
I wrote something about a woman named Adjoa. She isn't real. Her Tuesday is.
Full piece on LinkedIn
https://t.co/zSICvo1rhX
Highlights from the AU Extraordinary Summit on Health, Accra.
African health ministers, policymakers and partners in one room, with one question: how does this continent take ownership of its own health future?
@BampoeVictor proudly represented Ghana
Sights and sounds from the AU Extraordinary Summit on Health, Accra. π
African health ministers, policymakers and partners in one room, with one question: how does this continent take ownership of its own health future?
Ending AIDS by 2030. Stopping preventable maternal deaths. Building health systems Africa finances itself.
Proud to be representing Ghana in this conversation. π¬π
Yesterday, on behalf of the Minister of Health, @BampoeVictor had the privilege of joining President John Dramani Mahama to receive two of global health's most respected voices, @Winnie_Byanyima , Executive Director of UNAIDS, and @JoyPhumaphi_, Executive Secretary of ALMA.
Today, NHIA answered the President's call.
From our head office to every regional, district, and CPC office across the country, our staff put down their pens, picked up brooms and cutlasses, and cleaned.
Because a healthier Ghana doesn't begin in a hospital. It begins in a clean environment, the first line of defence against the diseases we spend so much treating.
The highlight? A gentleman walking by, not an NHIA staff member, stopped, picked up a cutlass, and joined us.
That's the Ghana we're building. π¬ππ§Ή
When we launched NHIS Campus Connect, the plan was simple: take the NHIS to young people, where they already are.
But you never really know how something lands until the people it was built for tell you themselves.
Listening to these students talk about their own experience with Campus Connect, in their own words, has taught me more than any report could.
Grateful they let us in.π₯π¬π
A few weeks ago, on an X Space with @gyaigyimii and @GeorgeAnagli, we talked about what NHIA is doing for young people.
I spoke about our digital interventions. About NHIS Campus Connect. And about something happening quietly inside our own walls, a Youth Mentorship and Leadership Bootcamp for every staff member 35 and below.
Here's the truth: you cannot build a youth-focused institution while overlooking the young people already inside it.
Between May and June, we invested in them. Their growth is the NHIA's today and future. π¬π
Yesterday, on behalf of the Minister of Health, @KMAkandoh, I had the privilege of joining His Excellency President John Dramani Mahama to receive two of global health's most respected voices, @Winnie_Byanyima , Executive Director of UNAIDS, and @JoyPhumaphi_, Executive Secretary of ALMA.
At the heart of the conversation: the Accra Reset, the President's vision for an Africa that produces its own vaccines, builds resilient health systems, and moves beyond aid toward true self-reliance.
We also shared Ghana's progress on Free Primary Health Care, now giving every Ghanaian access to free basic care at CHPS compounds and polyclinics. No insurance card required.
This is what health sovereignty looks like. π¬π
Pregnancy should be a season of joy, not financial fear.
Yet for too many women, the cost of care turns one of life's most beautiful moments into one of its most stressful.
Here's what every Ghanaian woman should know: under the NHIS Free Maternal Care Policy, antenatal care, delivery, normal or C-section, and postnatal care are all FREE. From the first scan to safe delivery to recovery. Covered.
Today we're at Adabraka Polyclinic for a Maternal & Child Health talk. Because every mother deserves to know she's protected. π€±π¬π
A gentleman passing by noticed NHIA staff taking part in the clean-up exercise. Without hesitation, he parked his motorbike and joined in.
A simple but powerful display of the true Ghanaian spirit of unity, volunteerism, and community.
This is exactly the kind of spirit we love to see. π¬πβ€οΈ
#NHISCleanUpExercise
βNewly posted teachers in rural and hard-to-reach communities now qualify for study leave with pay after 2 years instead of 3β β Education Minister, Hon Haruna Iddrisu.