HIV IN NIGERIA – DETAILS – The poorest African Country Nigeria is under heavy threat of HIV. This post will give you more details about this. Just go through .
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HIV IN NIGERIA- Nigeria is a worst effected country by HIV in Africa. By 2010, Nigeria will have 10 to 15 million HIV cases. Nigeria and Ethiopia will be among the hardest hit countries, with the social and economic impact similar to that in the hardest hit countries in southern and central Africa, a United States National Intelligence Council study argues.
Nigeria is the most populous nation in Africa with an estimated population of over 140 million people. Government reports claim that over 300,000 Nigerians die yearly of complications arising from AIDS. Over 1.5 million children are said to be orphaned annually. Official figures put the steady rise in HIV prevalence rate from 1.8% in 1988 to 5.8% in 2001, 5.0% in 2003 and 4.4% in 2005 and 5% in 2007.
AIDS IN NIGERIA- Millions of HIV are becoming AIDS in everyday and in Nigeria also the same. Once they become AIDS they will start to move to death. The latest surveillance report from the National AIDS Control Program shows that 20% of the current AIDS cases are civil servants, 18% are housewives and businessmen, 11% are farmers, and 8% are students. Thus the government sector will be strongly affected after these employees begin to die. AIDS is spreading faster in Nigeria due to lack of treatment properly. In Nigeria An HIV will be and AIDS patient with in 5 years while else where it is 7 to 10 years- in Africa-
HIV AIDS IN NIGERIA- The ratio of HIV : AIDS =10:1 in 2000 Now that is 5:1. Showing the treatment is failing and HIV s are becoming AIDS Soon. HIV also is increasing day by day , number of cases are being reported more and more day by day. Still HIV is not over taking this ration purely due to the conversion rate of HIV to AIDS in Nigeria is so high. The average life span of a commoner is now lower to lowest lever. It is 44 Years in Nigeria heavily due to the impact of AIDS. Lack of sincerity, poor funds administration, unclear motives and lax attitude of government officials, as well as key NGO personnel have made situation very worse.
HIV CENTERS IN NIGERIA- There are 7000 active HIV Centers in Nigeria. But most of them are dying due to lack of funds. There are 3000 full blown HIV clinics functioning in cities and villages of this poor country still HIV is eating most of the population.
Important address on HIV Are-
1.USAID/Nigeria, Thomas Hobgood, Mission Director, 7 Mambilla Street, Off Aso Drive, Maitama District, Abuja. Tel: 234-1-614-412, Fax: 234-1-261-3825
2. World Health Organization Representative, PO Box 2152, Lagos, Lagos State, Telephone: (234) 1 290 3276, Fax: (234) 1 545 2179, Email: moudia@who-nigeria.org
Nigeria Employers’ Consultative Association, Mr O.A. Oshinowo, Director-General, Elephant Cement House, 6th floor, ASSBIFI Road, Central Business District P.O. Box 2231, Alausa – Ikeja – Lagos, Telephone (+2341) 774 1409 / 774 2734 / 774 6352, Fax (+2341) 496 2571, E-mail neca@necang.com, oshinowo@necang.comNigerian Labor Congress (NLC), 29 Olajuwon Street, off Ojuelegba Road, P.O. Box 620, Yaba, Lagos
Nigeria National TB Program, Dr Olayemi Sofola, National TB & Leprosy Control Programme, Federal Ministry of Health, Federal Secretariat Phase II, P.M.B. 83, Garki, Abuja Ikoyi,
Lagos, Nigeria, Telephone: (234) 1 952 38190, Fax: (234) 1 545 2179, E-mail: tosofola@hotmail.com
