Today marked the commencement of the 2024 Nigeria HIV prevention conference, sparking enthusiasm as youth engagement and dedication in the battle against HIV/AIDS took center stage.

Photos from the Day 2 of the resource mobilization training. From the evaluation and recap, there has been a lot of unlearning and relearning. Thanks UN Women Nigeria for this institutional capacity strengthening for ASWHAN. #womeninleadership #womensupportingwomen

The National coordinator in her Goodwill message at the opening ceremony of the National HIV prevention conference appreciated NACA and emphasized on the need for engaging with Women living with HIV in PMTCT Interventions to prevent new infection and end AIDS by 2030

Here live at the exhibition stand at the Army Resource center, Abuja. You can get free condoms, HIV Self Test kit, Information materials, and get your free HIV Test done. You can also ask all your burning questions from our specialists in a safe space. #AYP4Change #NHIVYPC2024

NACA Nigeria TEMITOPE ILORI Federal Ministry of Health, NIGERIA UNAIDSNigeria PEPFAR Society for Family Health J Anyanti FHI 360 UNFPA Nigeria USAID/Nigeria APIN Public Health Initiatives The Global Fund IHV Nigeria Excellence Community Education Welfare Scheme CHAI Vivianne Ihekweazu Kerry Mangold South-south learning network Sydani Group Dr. Leo ZEKENG UNAIDS Global Dr TEMITOPE ILORI, Director General of NACA Nigeria, leads delegates at the #HIVPreventionConference24 to the exhibition stand. The exhibition booths showcase innovative tools and community-led solutions driving us toward an #HIV free generation in Nigeria.

Images from the 2024 Nigeria HIV Prevention Conference. #HIVPreventionConference24

Together we can! By joining forces, we can create an AIDS-free generation in Nigeria. #HIVPreventionConference24

Everyone deserves access to confidential HIV testing and treatment services. #HIVPreventionConference24

Young people at risk! Educate yourself about HIV prevention before you become sexually active. #HIVPreventionConference24

Young people gathering at our booth to take a risk assessment test. We are hopeful that young people will be more aware and bold enough to take a preventive measure at tackling HIV new infections. Self test kits are available for people to take a HIV test in the comfort of their

#PhotoSpeaks from the ongoing Nigeria #HIVPreventionConference24 We are happy to see the DG of NACA Nigeria, Dr Temitope Ilori TEMITOPE ILORI, and the Country Director of UNAIDS Global Nigeria, Dr Leo Zekeng, Dr. Leo ZEKENG visit our exhibition booth.

And it's a wrap on our panel discussion on Leveraging Information Technology to Accelerate HIV Prevention in Nigeria. #AYP4Change #NHIVYPC2024 #BeAChangeAgent #HIVPreventionConference24 #HIVConference24 #YAaHNaija

Aspects we can harness in HIV prevention is use of digital systems for use in real time monitoring, real-time data collection, and tracking of vulnerable groups. #AYP4Change #NHIVYPC2024 #BeAChangeAgent #HIVPreventionConference24 #HIVConference24 #YAaHNaija

Attending the 2024 Nigeria HIV Prevention Conference! Empowering myself with knowledge, skills, and connections to amplify my advocacy for young people and those living with HIV. Let's create a world free from HIV stigma and discrimination! #NHIVYPC2024 #AYP4CHANGE

On our last panel discussion today, we are speaking about the importance of integrating Family Life and HIV education in our school curriculum. The capacities of the teachers in schools need to be strengthened to be able to deliver #FLHE in all core subjects. #AYP4Change

Religious leaders should also be involved in sexuality education and they should also be trained on responding to sexual assault and they also know referral pathways that can be of help to young people when there is need. #AYP4Change #NHIVYPC2024 #BeAChangeAgent

Accelerating HIV prevention to end AIDS through innovations and community engagement: Day 2 at the 2024 Nigeria HIV Prevention Conference delves deeper into innovative strategies and collaborative efforts to combat the HIV epidemic.

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