Benue State Holds Special Prayers for HIV/AIDS Victims, Shows Progress in Treatment
Benue State organized Juma’at and church prayers to honor HIV/AIDS victims, with 194 out of 274 patients receiving treatment across 23 local government areas. Dr. Paul Ogwuch disclosed these figures, emphasizing the state's commitment to reducing the prevalence rate.
The state aims to ensure comprehensive HIV prevention and treatment services for all residents, including access to life-saving antiretroviral drugs. Dr. Terna Akpiyo reassured patients about the gradual withdrawal of foreign aid for HIV programs.
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