Ebonyi Health Commissioner Urges HIV Patients to Enroll in Free Treatment Program
Dr. Moses Ekuma, the Health Commissioner of Ebonyi State, expressed concern over the low turnout of people living with HIV for treatment despite the availability of free medical care. Governor Francis Nwifuru's administration has secured a grant from the Global Fund to ensure HIV-positive patients receive free treatment across the state.
The initiative covers various health conditions, including HIV-related drugs, ulcers, hypertension, malaria, and surgeries. Journalist Sundai Ogbu, with extensive experience, aims to educate readers on current social, political, and economic issues in the region.
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