<p>More than half (51.2%) of diabetes adult patients in care were non-adhering to diabetes treatment. Non-adherence was 0.3 times higher in male patients compared to females [APR 0.32, 95%CI (0.08–0.55), P=0.008]: Patients diagnosed with type two diabetes were 0.15 times less likely to be non-adhering compared to those diagnosed with type one diabetes [APR -.15, 95%CI (-.38–0.08), P=0.004]. Patients who don’t find difficulties in consulting healthcare providers were 0.26 times less likely to be non-adhering compared to those who find difficulty in consulting healthcare providers [APR -.26, 95%CI (-.48– -.04), P=0.022]. the likelihood of non-adhering to treatment was 0.45 high among Patients who wait for the drug availability at the hospital compared to those who endeavor to buy their own drugs in times of shortage[APR 0.45, 95%CI (0.06–0.82), P=0.023]. Non adherence to treatment was also associated with patients’ long waiting time in the hospital were [APR 0.25, 95%CI (-.47– 0.40),</p>