NACA disclosed that commodities for the Lenacapavir PrEP programme were expected to arrive in the country in March.
The initiative is a strategic move to boost Nigeria’s laboratory diagnostics, disease prevention and quality assurance systems.
Mr Ilori, therefore, reiterated the commitment of NACA to the fight against HIV/AIDS
Ms Ilori said the collaboration with donor partners remained steadfast in providing free and accessible HIV treatment to all who needed it.
According to the minister, the formation of the TWG brings together key stakeholders from across Nigeria’s health sector.
Dr Temitope Ilori, director general of the National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA), has said approximately 1
The National Agency For the Control of Aids says no fewer than 15,000 AIDS-related deaths occur each year in Nigeria.
Ms Ilori urged stakeholders to unite and accelerate progress towards ending the epidemic in Nigeria.
The International Community of Women Living with HIV, West Africa, UNAIDS and others have advocated for more investment and collaboration to end Violence against Women and Girls.
He, however, stressed the need to address social and structural factors that drive the HIV epidemic.
