The National Agency For the Control Of Aids says the seventh National Council on AIDS will focus on reviewing progress, consolidating national HIV sustainability efforts, and setting technical direction for the years ahead.
Key players from government, civil society, communities, and development partners will use the platform to discuss sustainable strategies for HIV prevention, care, and control in Nigeria, especially amid shifting global aid policies.
Speaking ahead of the meeting, the Director General of NACA, who is also the Chairman of the Council, Dr. Temitope Ilori emphasized that Nigeria must take bold steps to ensure that HIV prevention, treatment, and support remain accessible and resilient.
Key highlights of the 7th NCA will include how to advance the national sustainability agenda, strengthening sub national structures, and examining multi sectoral approaches of hiv related developmental diseases.
The 7th NCA is expected to serve as a coordination hub for partners from across sectors on TB, malaria, reproductive health, civil society, religious organizations, donors, and international development partners.
A gala night will be hosted by the Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo- Olu to recognize key contributions and celebrate achievements.
