Buhari Asks Private Sector To Fund HIV/AIDS Related Activities.
President Muhammadu Buhari has asked the private sector to provide funds for HIV/AIDS-related activities.
The President noted that a lot of people are being infected with the virus and over a million don’t have access to the treatment and care. He stated this on Wednesday when he attended the announcement of the Nigeria HIV/AIDS indicator and impact Survey results in Abuja.
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