World AIDS Day: Rising spread, more HIV-infected kids slow race to zero scourge

Not many were stunned when the Federal Government recently disclosed that an estimated 140,000 Nigerian children are currently infected by HIV. The revelation was made even more sordid with the explanation that despite efforts being made

Nkechi Onyedika-Ugoeze, Abuja

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World AIDS Day: Rising spread, more HIV-infected kids slow race to zero scourge

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