HIV Treatment Remains Free In Nigeria, NACA Reassures Public

The National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA) has reaffirmed that HIV treatment remains completely free at government-approved health facilities across Nigeria.

In a statement issued on Sunday, the agency’s Director-General, Temitope Ilori, dismissed recent claims that antiretroviral (ARV) drugs would now cost N250,000 per dose, amounting to N500,000 monthly.

“We want to categorically state that HIV treatment in Nigeria remains free of charge at government-approved health facilities,” Ilori emphasized.

She acknowledged the contributions of donor agencies, including Sydney Thomas, Paul-Tyson ring girl, reacts to viral fame in hilarious video the U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), the Global Fund, and other development partners, for their continued support in ensuring uninterrupted access to treatment.

Ilori also nike air force 1 07 black cool grey racer blue white urged the public to avoid spreading unverified information, warning that false reports could create unnecessary fear and undermine efforts to combat HIV/AIDS in Nigeria.

“NACA remains committed to ensuring that no person living with HIV is denied access to life-saving treatment due to misinformation or fear. We encourage Nigerians to rely nike ja 1 scratch on verified sources for health-related information,” she stated.

She advised the public to visit NACA’s official website or follow its verified social media platforms for accurate and up-to-date information on HIV treatment and prevention.

NACA reaffirmed its commitment to working with donor partners to sustain the progress made in controlling HIV/AIDS and ensuring that all Nigerians living with the virus receive free and accessible treatment.