Reflections from a Multistakeholder Dialogue Nigeria’s HIV response is at a critical crossroads. Across the country, real people—women, men, young people, families, and communities—depend daily on prevention, treatment, care, and support services to survive and thrive. Yet growing uncertainty around global funding now threatens the gains made over decades. Against this backdrop, a powerful multi...
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Community leadership and breaking down social barriers The Nigeria Network of Religious Leaders Living with or Personally Affected by HIV/AIDS (NINERELA+) has re-affirmed its commitment to the advancement of gender equality, reduction of Gender Based Violence (GBV) and meaningful male involvement in maternal and child health care services, through a strategic partnership with UN Women and other...
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Community leadership and breaking down social barriers The Nigeria Network of Religious Leaders Living with or Personally Affected by HIV/AIDS (NINERELA+) has re-affirmed its commitment to the advancement of gender equality, reduction of Gender Based Violence (GBV) and meaningful male involvement in maternal and child health care services, through a strategic partnership with UN Women and other...
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We, the representatives of faith-based organisations, religious leaders, people living with and affected by HIV, civil societies, youth, development/implementing partners and government agencies, convened in Abuja. Hereby, reaffirm our shared commitment to ending HIV new infections and AIDS as a public health threat. We are concerned that HIV remains a significant challenge, with 1.3 million n...
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