With approximately 1.8 million Nigerians living with HIV, any disruption in funding can significantly impact treatment and prevention efforts.

US President Donald Trump caused a stir worldwide by freezing funding for foreign aid – a decision that affected the American ...

"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 ...

The United States has firmly denied any claims that its foreign assistance to Nigeria has been diverted to Boko Haram, ...

The Akwa Ibom State Agency for the Control of HIV/AIDS, AKSACA, has warned all health facilities in the state against ...

Just recently, the United States of America’s President, Donald Trump, jolted the world with the announcement of a freeze in all US’ foreign aid to almost all countries except for Israel and Egypt ...

Nigeria needs to step up disease prevention and control and decentralise disease surveillance as the US pulls donor funding.

The Taraba State chapter of the Association of Civil Society Organizations on Malaria Control, Immunizations, and Nutrition ...

Nigeria’s access to a $602.95m grant for 2025 from the United States Agency for International Development is now uncertain, ...

Over 2 million people in Nigeria are living with HIV, with many relying on receiving aid-funded medicines to keep their viral load suppressed. “I know many staff of some clinics and centers who ...

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 ...

The United States' recent cuts to global aid, while challenging, opens an opportunity to propel Nigeria towards achieving a ...