Nigerian lawmakers are accused of violating laws by spending large sums on renovations while neglecting Persons with Disabilities (PWDs). A special report details how disinformation has escalated ethnic tensions in Kaduna. The WHO highlights significant progress in reducing HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths in Africa, with seven countries achieving UNAIDS targets.
Nigerian lawmakers have been found to be violating the country's laws by spending N42 billion on renovations while ignoring the needs of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs). Additionally, a special report highlights how disinformation has fueled ethnic tensions in Kaduna, and there is an appeal to the Idanre royal family and kingmakers.
The WHO has reported a significant reduction in HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths in the African region, with seven countries achieving the 95-95-95 UNAIDS HIV testing, treatment, and viral suppression targets. The commemoration of World AIDS Day on December 1st serves as a reminder of the ongoing efforts towards HIV elimination by 2030
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