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How One Country Brought Down Mother-to-Child HIV Transmission

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Philip Lokoko of the Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS in Nigeria announced the mother-to-child transmission rate of HIV has dropped to less than 10 percent in Nasarawa State.

He delivered the news while discussing the Nigeria Resilient and Sustainable System for Health Project in Lafia.According to PM News Nigeria, RSSH is a project for Nigeria’s health system to strengthen their fight against tuberculosis, malaria, and HIV.The project also improves management and laboratory systems while strengthening the Nigerian health management information.

State-level interventions are supported around public financial management, and three government entities serve as sub-recipients.At the roundtable event, Lokoko, who also serves as Nasarawa State Coordinator, said the success in decreasing mother-to-child HIV transmission came from partner interventions and the activities of the National Agency for the Control of AIDS.The project worked with 15 Community-Based Organizations from the areas where they intervened.

They monitored and ensured improved services for members, but Lokoko also lamented over the lingering stigmatization the public causes for the people living with HIV.As of 2021, nearly 1.9 million people in Nigeria were HIV-positive.

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