PHOTONEWS: Massive Turn Out , As Dr. Mrs Eunice Ortom Flags Off Her HIV/AIDS Outreach Program In Gboko, Benue State
Today, 1st of August 2016, the Wife of the Benue State Governor, Dr Mrs Eunice Ortom flags off the phase 1 of her HIV/AIDS Outreach program for women from Kwande, Sankera, Jemgba and Jerchira in Gboko, local government area.
The Phase 1 of the Programme which focuses on Women Sensitization, Counselling and Testing commenced today in Gboko for Participants from Jemgbagh, Sankera and Kwande.
In her 🎌flag of remark, Mrs. Eunice Ortom PhD stated that "I am pleased to inform you that I was invited to the 🌍International AIDS Conference in Durban, South Africa as UNICEF Children Champion to share our experiences and challenges with global partners in the fight against 🎗HIV/AIDS.
🎗HIV infection among the young people is becoming worrisome and a source of concern. 💃🏼Adolescents constitutes 21% of the Benue population and by 2015, 14,200 adolescents were living with the HIV.
I am happy to announce to you that there is much hope that this 🎗HIV problem will indeed become a thing of the past with effective sensitization of humanity starting from the family unit as a subset.
Today's programme is therefore aimed at stepping down the some of the issues learnt from the Conference the objective of endearing our 👫children to us and to encourage them to own their risk and intervention strategy with view to ensuring that all family members know their health status by fruitful engagement in talks on health education."
Highlights of the event include: 💉Free HIV Testing 📣Counselling
More PHOTOS BELOW..
Photo Credit: Gurgur Japheth
The Phase 1 of the Programme which focuses on Women Sensitization, Counselling and Testing commenced today in Gboko for Participants from Jemgbagh, Sankera and Kwande.
In her 🎌flag of remark, Mrs. Eunice Ortom PhD stated that "I am pleased to inform you that I was invited to the 🌍International AIDS Conference in Durban, South Africa as UNICEF Children Champion to share our experiences and challenges with global partners in the fight against 🎗HIV/AIDS.
🎗HIV infection among the young people is becoming worrisome and a source of concern. 💃🏼Adolescents constitutes 21% of the Benue population and by 2015, 14,200 adolescents were living with the HIV.
I am happy to announce to you that there is much hope that this 🎗HIV problem will indeed become a thing of the past with effective sensitization of humanity starting from the family unit as a subset.
Today's programme is therefore aimed at stepping down the some of the issues learnt from the Conference the objective of endearing our 👫children to us and to encourage them to own their risk and intervention strategy with view to ensuring that all family members know their health status by fruitful engagement in talks on health education."
Highlights of the event include: 💉Free HIV Testing 📣Counselling
More PHOTOS BELOW..
Photo Credit: Gurgur Japheth









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