US commits $6bn to HIV victims in Nigeria in 18 years
She also said by the end of March 2021 there were over 23,000 people living with HIV that received PEPFAR-supported treatment in Oyo State.
The United States of America Consul General in Nigeria, Claire Pierangelo, on Wednesday in Ibadan said her country had since 2003 contributed over $6 billion worth of assistance to Nigerians living with HIV/AIDS.
She also said by the end of March 2021 there were over 23,000 people living with HIV that received PEPFAR-supported treatment in Oyo State.
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The consul-general who stated this during the launch of the HIV Treatment Surge by the Consul-General, United States Embassy in Nigeria, Lagos, Claire Pierangelo, held at the Theophilus Oladipo Ogunlesi Hall, Ibadan, also discussed issues of common interests and collaboration.