Donor cuts, govt inaction negatively impact HIV patients in Rivers, Akwa Ibom (3)
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- Declining donor support and weak government implementation of HIV-related laws are negatively affecting people living with HIV in Rivers and Akwa Ibom states.
- The situation raises questions about political leadership, funding, protection, and accountability in both states.
Declining donor support and government inaction are negatively affecting people living with HIV in Nigeria’s Rivers and Akwa Ibom states, according to the conclusion of Premium Times’ three-part series.
The laws intended to ensure political leadership, funding, and protection for people living with HIV remain weakly implemented. The situation has raised critical questions about accountability in both states.
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