<p>Sixty-nine percent (69.1%, n = 299) of respondents were willing to take up a NHIS with males more likely (52.5%, p = 0.02) than females. Of the scheme level factors, respondents were more likely to take up a NHIS with comprehensive health package OR = 4.5 compared to those who prefer a basic health package (95% CI: 3.52 – 5. 82, p = 0.00). The odds of enrollment to NHIS among respondents who prefer annual contribution are 1.79 times those who prefer monthly premium contribution (95% CI: 1.51 – 2.13, p = 0.00). In addition, the relative importance of providing a NHIS with comprehensive health service benefits was 0.5 (difference between the highest marginal effect attained and the lowest marginal effect).</p>