Princessfolake07

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[The Lagos State Govt @followlasg]

Title : Tori Tori: No Dey Stigma.
Episode 1: "That One Gossip" A Lagos neighbourhood barbershop

Baba Gist spreads the false myth that HIV causes death in 2 weeks. Nurse Tolu steps in to debunk it, explaining that HIV is not a death sentence and that with proper treatment, people living with HIV can live long, healthy lives.

Baba Gist admits he was sharing wrong info, and the conversation turns to why it’s important to *know your HIV status*.

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[The Lagos State Govt @followlasg]

HIV: RELIGIOUS LEADERS URGED TO LEAD FIGHT AGAINST STIGMA AS LSACA DRIVES COMMUNITY ACTION

https://t.co/qIxXLLeSao

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[The Lagos State Govt @followlasg]

LSACA STRENGTHENS DIGITAL HIV RESPONSE WITH SAFEHUB APP TRAINING FOR STAFF, COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTRES

https://t.co/feerNp8uSN

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[The Lagos State Govt @followlasg]

LSACA ANNOUNCES STATEWIDE FREE HIV TESTING SERVICES AHEAD OF 2025 WORLD AIDS DAY

The Lagos State AIDS Control Agency (LSACA) has announced the commencement of its Statewide Free HIV Testing Services scheduled to hold across all Local Government Areas (LGAs) and Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs) from 18th November to 1st December 2025.

This initiative forms a major component of activities lined up for the 2025 World AIDS Day commemoration and reinforces LSACA’s commitment to expanding access to HIV testing, promoting early diagnosis, and strengthening linkage to care.

The Agency aims to close existing testing gaps while deepening community awareness on HIV prevention, management and stigma reduction.

Speaking on the upcoming exercise, the Chief Executive Officer of LSACA, Dr Folakemi Animashaun, emphasised the critical role of early testing in advancing the state’s public health objectives.

“As we approach the 2025 World AIDS Day, our priority is to ensure that every resident of Lagos has the opportunity to know their HIV status in a safe, confidential, and accessible manner. Testing remains the gateway to prevention and treatment and this statewide exercise underscores our commitment to safeguarding the health and well-being of all Lagosians.”

Dr Animashaun added that LSACA, working in collaboration with development partners and community-based organisations, has deployed trained counsellor-testers, adequate testing kits, condoms and IEC materials to ensure smooth implementation across the state.

She further encouraged residents to take advantage of the designated testing points within their LGAs and LCDA's to access the free, confidential and non-judgmental services.

Re-affirming the state government’s dedication to improving healthcare access, she highlighted ongoing efforts to expand HIV testing and counselling centres as well as intensify awareness campaigns aimed at preventing new infections and ensuring residents have access to necessary prevention, testing and treatment resources.

For further enquiries on the Free HIV Testing Services, residents may reach LSACA through the following channels:
Instagram: @lsaca_ng
X (Twitter): @lsaca_ng
Facebook: Lagos State AIDS Control Agency
WhatsApp: [phone]

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LAGOS INTENSIFIES EFFORTS TO PREVENT MOTHER TO CHILD TRANSMISSION OF HIV

… Organises Sensitisation Programme for TBA's

https://t.co/fHxht5rLBA

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[The Lagos State Govt @followlasg]

LSACA WISHES MUSLIMS JOYOUS EID-EL-KABIR, URGES CONTINUED HIV AWARENESS, PREVENTION

The Lagos State AIDS Control Agency (LSACA) has extended its heartfelt greetings and best wishes to all Muslim faithful in Lagos State and across Nigeria as they celebrate Eid-el-Kabir, a festival rich in faith, sacrifice, and unity.

In a statement issued today by the Agency, the Chief Executive Officer, Dr. Folakemi Animashaun congratulated the Muslim community, emphasising the values of love, compassion, and social responsibility, which align with LSACA’s mission to promote public health and well-being.

“Eid-el-Kabir is a time for reflection, generosity, and care for one another. As we join our Muslim brothers and sisters in celebrating this joyous festival, we encourage everyone to remain committed to healthy living and HIV prevention,” she said.

Dr. Animashaun stressed the importance of ongoing awareness and prevention efforts, reaffirming LSACA's commitment to eradicating stigma and enhancing public understanding of HIV.

“While celebrating the spirit of Eid-el-Kabir, let us remind ourselves of the importance of protecting our health and supporting those affected by HIV. Together, we can create a healthier, more informed community,” Dr. Animashaun said.

She urged individuals to utilise HIV prevention and testing services available across Lagos State, emphasising regular health check-ups for holistic well-being.

Dr. Animashaun encouraged residents to show love and support to people living with or affected by HIV, emphasising that HIV requires collective compassion, understanding, and action.

She stressed that stigma and discrimination can have negative consequences, including delayed treatment and increased transmission risk.

“Regular testing, safe practices, and open conversations are vital in reducing HIV spread. By staying informed and supporting those affected, we can protect our communities. Let’s continue early detection and prevention efforts,” Dr. Animashaun stated.

The CEO reaffirmed that HIV testing and counselling services remain free at designated healthcare facilities, underscoring the government’s commitment to accessible healthcare.

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