Mr Femi Adesina, the President’s spokesman in a statement in Abuja on Wednesday, said the president made the call at a United Nations General Assembly High-Level Meeting on HIV\AIDS on Tuesday.
“We will continue to work with fellow Heads of State and Government across the continent to ensure sustained high-level political engagement in achieving these goals. “We further commit to urgently translating all new and agreed Political Declarations into country action as a means of decisively addressing the HIV epidemic in the African region.’’Apprising the meeting of Nigeria’s response to control the disease, the president expressed delight that the country “has moved from a data-poor to a data-rich country with the results of the largest AIDS Indicator and Impact Survey, conducted in 2018.
“This has further enabled Nigeria through the support of the United States Government, Global Fund, Civil Society and other partners, to enrol almost 1.5 million Nigerians on life-saving HIV treatment.
Malaria wey important pass, nobody visit that topic 🙄
Imagine government that couldn’t eliminate bandits want to show power on HIV matter
Leave aids. Eliminate poverty and bokoharam
Now he wants to extend this evil regime to 2030? See how easily his totalitarian intentions can creep out of his subtle and cunning promises.
Make him see road de do raw 😂 dis guy self
U nor go see 2022 as president
He done dey mumu again
Nobody send you that one
Lo ri iro !
Talk is always cheap
Eliminate killer herdsmen and insecurity...
Abi dis Vulture dey mad ni?😠
He is not serious ...
Fraud
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