Abuja, Nigeria - June 27, 2024 The National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA) recently hosted a consultative meeting with Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) to discuss the vital…
By Amber ErinmwinheFaith-based HIV response is not only important but also an indispensable component of the broader fight against HIV/AIDS. The values of compassion and inclusivity, combined with innovation and…
By Gloria EssienThe role of the media in Nigeria's battle against the menace of HIV is indeed paramount and multifaceted. The media has evolved into a critical and indispensable partner…
By Marcus FatunmoleNearly four decades since Nigeria recorded its first cases of HIV/AIDS, foreign donors have sustained the country's fight against the virus.Currently, Nigeria provides less than 20 per cent…
By: Namnso OwoSince 1986 when the first case of HIV was discovered, Nigeria has been committed to halting and reversing the trend of the epidemic in line with global targets.…
By Dr I. Miriam Ezekwe Zonal Coordinator South East.There are about 1.9 million Nigerians living with HIV at the end of 2022. Nigeria has the second highest burden of HIV…
By Ojoma Akor Self-testing for HIV is fast becoming a game changer in the fight against HIV/AIDS in Nigeria, especially with the backdrop of the country’s huge disease burden, widespread…
By Moses Emorinken Nigeria is on the fast lane and in the last mile push for HIV epidemic control, thanks to the human and financial resources invested over the years,…
By: Henry UmaruHow does NACA Collaborate with Governmental and non-governmental partners to ensure effective Data collection, monitoring, and E valuation of HIV/AIDS Programmes?In this department, our approach is rooted in…
The National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA) is urging Nigerians to work towards a future where no child is born with HIV.Dr. Temitope Ilori, NACA's Director-General, highlighted the…
