Ogun State Government has promised to continue to collaborate with stakeholders in ensuring adequate sensitization, education and improve access to treatment and drugs of persons living with HIV/AIDS in the society.
The Commissioner for Health in the State, Tomi Coker, made this known during a programme done in commemoration of the 2023 World Aids Day.
She said in line with the theme of the Day for this year, the state is ready to support the drive to promote the let the Community lead Campaign, through access to testing centers, education, advocacy and policy change prevention of stigma and discrimination among others.
Ogun State Government has promised to continue to collaborate with stakeholders in ensuring adequate sensitization, education and improve access to treatment and drugs of persons living with HIV/AIDS in the society.
The Commissioner for Health in the State, Tomi Coker, made this known during a programme done in commemoration of the 2023 World Aids Day.
She said in line with the theme of the Day for this year, the state is ready to support the drive to promote the let the Community lead Campaign, through access to testing centers, education, advocacy and policy change prevention of stigma and discrimination among others.
Ogun State Government has promised to continue to collaborate with stakeholders in ensuring adequate sensitization, education and improve access to treatment and drugs of persons living with HIV/AIDS in the society.
The Commissioner for Health in the State, Tomi Coker, made this known during a programme done in commemoration of the 2023 World Aids Day.
She said in line with the theme of the Day for this year, the state is ready to support the drive to promote the let the Community lead Campaign, through access to testing centers, education, advocacy and policy change prevention of stigma and discrimination among others.
Ogun State Government has promised to continue to collaborate with stakeholders in ensuring adequate sensitization, education and improve access to treatment and drugs of persons living with HIV/AIDS in the society.
The Commissioner for Health in the State, Tomi Coker, made this known during a programme done in commemoration of the 2023 World Aids Day.
She said in line with the theme of the Day for this year, the state is ready to support the drive to promote the let the Community lead Campaign, through access to testing centers, education, advocacy and policy change prevention of stigma and discrimination among others.
Ogun State Government has promised to continue to collaborate with stakeholders in ensuring adequate sensitization, education and improve access to treatment and drugs of persons living with HIV/AIDS in the society.
The Commissioner for Health in the State, Tomi Coker, made this known during a programme done in commemoration of the 2023 World Aids Day.
She said in line with the theme of the Day for this year, the state is ready to support the drive to promote the let the Community lead Campaign, through access to testing centers, education, advocacy and policy change prevention of stigma and discrimination among others.
Ogun State Government has promised to continue to collaborate with stakeholders in ensuring adequate sensitization, education and improve access to treatment and drugs of persons living with HIV/AIDS in the society.
The Commissioner for Health in the State, Tomi Coker, made this known during a programme done in commemoration of the 2023 World Aids Day.
She said in line with the theme of the Day for this year, the state is ready to support the drive to promote the let the Community lead Campaign, through access to testing centers, education, advocacy and policy change prevention of stigma and discrimination among others.
Ogun State Government has promised to continue to collaborate with stakeholders in ensuring adequate sensitization, education and improve access to treatment and drugs of persons living with HIV/AIDS in the society.
The Commissioner for Health in the State, Tomi Coker, made this known during a programme done in commemoration of the 2023 World Aids Day.
She said in line with the theme of the Day for this year, the state is ready to support the drive to promote the let the Community lead Campaign, through access to testing centers, education, advocacy and policy change prevention of stigma and discrimination among others.
Ogun State Government has promised to continue to collaborate with stakeholders in ensuring adequate sensitization, education and improve access to treatment and drugs of persons living with HIV/AIDS in the society.
The Commissioner for Health in the State, Tomi Coker, made this known during a programme done in commemoration of the 2023 World Aids Day.
She said in line with the theme of the Day for this year, the state is ready to support the drive to promote the let the Community lead Campaign, through access to testing centers, education, advocacy and policy change prevention of stigma and discrimination among others.
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