The Kaduna State Government has procured laboratory reagents worth N80 million for HIV patients’ follow-up, the Executive Secretary of the State AIDS Control Agency (KADSACA) Dr. Halliru Musa, has disclosed.
Speaking at an end-of-program dissemination meeting of the UNICEF-supported Adolescent on Young People (AYP) HIV program in Jaba and Jema’a LGAs of the state, Musa also mentioned that government had given grants to Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) for various interventions at the community levels. Dr. Halliru assured of the state government’s commitment towards ensuring improved health care service delivery, including comprehensive HIV/AIDs services.
The AYP HIV program in Jaba and Jema’a LGAs, he said, was a pilot aimed at providing comprehensive HIV services to the adolescents and young persons in the two LGAs.
By: Christiana T. Alabi, Kaduna
Daily Trust News
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