The effort is part of NACA’s broader goal to eliminate HIV as a public health threat in Nigeria.

NACA director general, Temitope Ilori, emphasised the agency’s dedication to safeguarding the health of Nigerian children.

Pointing out that the Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission, PMTCT service has become imperative towards the realisation of that goal, the DG emphasized the immense responsibility parents bear to ensure children’s health, happiness, and well-being.

Highlighting the critical issue of mother-to-child HIV transmission, Ilori stressed that no child deserves to be born with HIV, especially in an era of advanced technology and innovations.