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AFKMED's VISIT TO NACA
PAN prevention Workshop. Nairobi, Kenya
The Pan-Prevention Workshop of the South-to-South Learning Network (SSLN) took place in Nairobi, Kenya from 1st to 4th March 2026. The workshop, organized by the SSLN brought together over 150 Country Champions from 16 nations under one roof to share peer learning and practical actions for HIV prevention. Africans gathered to learn from promising practices across the globe. Key topics included protecting prevention gains amid resource constraints, leveraging new technologies and integrated models of care for HIV, TB, and malaria.
Mr. Francis Agbo-Director SKM NACA led the Nigerian team. Other Delegates from Nigeria included – Ezinne Okey-Uchendu-Deputy Director-NACA, Dr. Chioma Ukanwa-Deputy Director NASCP, Hiddayat Yahaya- NACA, Dr. Bunmi Amoo- APIN, Mrs Comfort Ochigbo-IHVN, Sarah Godwin- APYIN Coordinator and Josephine Eseme- Coordinator KP secretariat.
Mrs Ezinne Okey-Uchendu led discussions on “Our current leadership and stewardship model would be unable to sustain HIV prevention if all external funding disappeared today.” She presented what works (Stewardship and strategy) and where nations should focus attention including domestic funding , multi-sectorial approach, Using a Total Market Approach (TMA) for our programme – Identifying what will be paid for by the people who can afford it and what can be subsidized or free and creating a shift from being heavily dependent on commodities to closing the taps early- Giving Adolescents andYoung People(AYP) the right agency and skills using values and life building skills.
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Images of Recent NACA Activities
NACA E-Learning
Empower yourself and elevate your impact in the national HIV response! The NACA E-Learning platform is your gateway to mastering essential skills and achieving your career goals. Equip yourself with the knowledge to excel in your vital role.
Start your learning journey today!
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Advocacy For
Intervention
NACA works to provide an enabling policy environment and stable ongoing facilitation of proactive multi sectoral planning, coordinated implementation, monitoring and evaluation of all HIV/AIDS prevention and impact mitigation activities in Nigeria
Learn More
Prevention of mother-child transmission of HIV/AIDS is possible
HIV medicines reduce the amount of HIV in the body. Having less HIV in the body reduces a woman’s risk of passing HIV to her child during pregnancy and childbirth. Having less HIV in the body also protects the woman’s health.
Some of the HIV medicine passes from the pregnant woman to her unborn baby across the placenta (also called the afterbirth). This transfer of HIV medicine protects the baby from HIV infection
Learn More
Latest News
WORLD AIDS DAY 2025 CELEBRATION
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Overcoming Disruption – Nigeria Rallies for World AIDS Day 2025
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7th NATIONAL COUNCIL OF AIDS 2025
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NACA DG AT THE WORLD HEALTH ASSEMBLY IN GENEVA
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DG NACA PAYS COURTESY VISIT TO THE GOVERNOR OF LAGOS STATE
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NACA Director General Commends Taraba State’s HIV Response During TACA Visit
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Bureau for Public Service Reforms (BPSR) pays courtesy visit to DG NACA
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Strengthening Partnerships for a Healthier Nigeria: NACA Pays Visit to NHIA
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“HIV does not make people dangerous to know, so you can shake their hands and give them a hug: Heaven knows they need it”.
Diana, Princess of Wales
NACA SERVICOM
Your One Stop Information HIV/AIDS related Disease
You can call our emergency toll free line
6222
Skip to content
AFKMED's VISIT TO NACA
PAN prevention Workshop. Nairobi, Kenya
The Pan-Prevention Workshop of the South-to-South Learning Network (SSLN) took place in Nairobi, Kenya from 1st to 4th March 2026. The workshop, organized by the SSLN brought together over 150 Country Champions from 16 nations under one roof to share peer learning and practical actions for HIV prevention. Africans gathered to learn from promising practices across the globe. Key topics included protecting prevention gains amid resource constraints, leveraging new technologies and integrated models of care for HIV, TB, and malaria.
Mr. Francis Agbo-Director SKM NACA led the Nigerian team. Other Delegates from Nigeria included – Ezinne Okey-Uchendu-Deputy Director-NACA, Dr. Chioma Ukanwa-Deputy Director NASCP, Hiddayat Yahaya- NACA, Dr. Bunmi Amoo- APIN, Mrs Comfort Ochigbo-IHVN, Sarah Godwin- APYIN Coordinator and Josephine Eseme- Coordinator KP secretariat.
Mrs Ezinne Okey-Uchendu led discussions on “Our current leadership and stewardship model would be unable to sustain HIV prevention if all external funding disappeared today.” She presented what works (Stewardship and strategy) and where nations should focus attention including domestic funding , multi-sectorial approach, Using a Total Market Approach (TMA) for our programme – Identifying what will be paid for by the people who can afford it and what can be subsidized or free and creating a shift from being heavily dependent on commodities to closing the taps early- Giving Adolescents andYoung People(AYP) the right agency and skills using values and life building skills.
Read more
Images of Recent NACA Activities
NACA E-Learning
Empower yourself and elevate your impact in the national HIV response! The NACA E-Learning platform is your gateway to mastering essential skills and achieving your career goals. Equip yourself with the knowledge to excel in your vital role.
Start your learning journey today!
Enrol Now
Advocacy For
Intervention
NACA works to provide an enabling policy environment and stable ongoing facilitation of proactive multi sectoral planning, coordinated implementation, monitoring and evaluation of all HIV/AIDS prevention and impact mitigation activities in Nigeria
Learn More
Prevention of mother-child transmission of HIV/AIDS is possible
HIV medicines reduce the amount of HIV in the body. Having less HIV in the body reduces a woman’s risk of passing HIV to her child during pregnancy and childbirth. Having less HIV in the body also protects the woman’s health.
Some of the HIV medicine passes from the pregnant woman to her unborn baby across the placenta (also called the afterbirth). This transfer of HIV medicine protects the baby from HIV infection
Learn More
Latest News
WORLD AIDS DAY 2025 CELEBRATION
Read More »
Overcoming Disruption – Nigeria Rallies for World AIDS Day 2025
Read More »
7th NATIONAL COUNCIL OF AIDS 2025
Read More »
NACA DG AT THE WORLD HEALTH ASSEMBLY IN GENEVA
Read More »
DG NACA PAYS COURTESY VISIT TO THE GOVERNOR OF LAGOS STATE
Read More »
NACA Director General Commends Taraba State’s HIV Response During TACA Visit
Read More »
Bureau for Public Service Reforms (BPSR) pays courtesy visit to DG NACA
Read More »
Strengthening Partnerships for a Healthier Nigeria: NACA Pays Visit to NHIA
Read More »
More News
“HIV does not make people dangerous to know, so you can shake their hands and give them a hug: Heaven knows they need it”.
Diana, Princess of Wales
NACA SERVICOM
Your One Stop Information HIV/AIDS related Disease
You can call our emergency toll free line
6222