HIV reduced to the barest minimum in 5 West African countries-NACA

The National Agency for the Control of Aids (NACA) on Thursday announced the reduction of HIV/Aids prevalence rate in West Africa.

The Chairman of the Governing Body of the Abidjan-Lagos Corridor Organization and Director General of the NACA, Mr John Idoko, told a gathering in Abuja that Nigeria is recording a minus three percent new infection rates while Ghana has achieved a minus-one prevalence rate.

The organization is set up to control the prevalence of sexually transmitted diseases, HIV/Aids and Ebola in the West African sub region.

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