Nigeria launches donation portal to boost equal access to HIV treatment

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Nigeria launches donation portal to boost equal access to HIV treatment

STORY: Nigeria launches donation portal to boost equal access to HIV treatment DATELINE: Dec. 3, 2022 LENGTH: 00:01:16 LOCATION: Abuja CATEGORY: SOCIETY SHOTLIST: 1. various of an online platform for HIV/AIDS donation being unveiled by officials 2. various of officials at the launching ceremony 3. various of views of Abuja 4. various of Nigerians being attended to by a nurse at a primary health care center STORYLINE: Nigeria on Thursday launched an online donation portal to boost equal patient access to HIV/AIDS treatment in the most populous African country. The "HIV Trust Fund Online Donation Portal" was launched in the capital city of Abuja on World AIDS Day, with the authorities calling for a more robust response against the scourge of HIV through equal access to treatment and prevention. There was an urgent need to equalize access to essential HIV services, particularly for pregnant women, their partners, children, key populations and those often forgotten, said Gambo Aliyu, head of the National Age

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