US President Donald Trump caused a stir worldwide by freezing funding for foreign aid – a decision that affected the American ...
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AllAfrica.com on MSNNigeria: NHRC, Others Lament Persistent Stigmatization of Persons Living With HIV/Aids"Despite significant progress in addressing HIV-related discrimination, many affected individuals still encounter violations of their rights in healthcare, employment, and social settings," NHRC chief ...
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Daily Post Nigeria on MSNStakeholders seek strategic advocacies for HIV, TB, Malaria responses in NigeriaAmid the shrinking global funding on public healthcare, stakeholders have called for strategic and evidence based advocacies ...
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allAfrica.com on MSNNigeria: NHRC, NACA Collaborate to Enforce Rights of People Living With HIV/Aids, Other Marginalised NigeriansNational Human Rights Commission (NHRC), in collaboration with National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA), as part of its implementation of the Global Funds Grant Circle 7 (GT7), inaugurated ...
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Daily Post Nigeria on MSNAKSACA warns against disruption of HIV services in Akwa IbomThe Akwa Ibom State Agency for the Control of HIV/AIDS, AKSACA, has warned all health facilities in the state against ...
Nigerians react as Trump halts HIV/AIDS funding, calling it racist and inhumane, while Tinubu approves local funding to cut ...
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allAfrica.com on MSNNigeria govt to absorb 28,000 health workers formerly paid by USAIDThe Nigerian government has announced plans to retain 28,000 health workers whose salaries were previously covered by the ...
Pate further stressed that the US government had contributed significantly to Nigeria’s healthcare, citing support for HIV, ...
Excerpts of his knowledge The global fight against HIV/AIDS has evolved significantly over the past decades, yet Nigeria remains one of the most affected countries, with an estimated 1.9 million ...
Mike Elvis Tusubira, a Ugandan taxi driver, has been living with HIV since 2022, when he tested positive, and USAID, has been ...
Nigerian lawmakers have approved an additional $200 million for the health sector as part of its 2025 spending plan to offset the shortfall from U.S. aid cuts.
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