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The Role of NGOs in HIV/AIDS Prevention in Nigeria

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The Role of NGOs in HIV/AIDS Prevention in Nigeria
Author(s)Numeh, Davidso; Ejike, Florence
AbstractThe HIV/AIDS pandemic data in Nigeria indicates that 3.5 million Nigerians have HIV/AIDS. The Obasanjo administrationrsquos National Action Committee on AIDS is uncoordinated and lacks commitment as indicated by the shortage of antiretroviral drugs, corruption and administration of expired drugs. NGOs combating the spread of HIV in Nigeria attempt to reach many community groups, religious, women, youth and mens organizations. The increased awareness about HIV/AIDS through promotion of public discourse has helped people to take positive action toward prevention of HIV infection.
IssueNo34
Pages339-352
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceDialectical Anthropology
VolumeNo28
PubDateSeptember 2004
ISBN_ISSN0304-4092
Browse Path(s)Anthropology
—-Social/Cultural Anthropology
——–Culture
————NGOs and Social Change

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