Dr. Temitope Ilori, NACA Director General, Pays Courtesy Visit to UCH
Dr. Temitope Ilori, NACA Director General, visited UCH, expressing gratitude for the warm reception. She emphasized the importance of HIV management and collaboration in healthcare.
Chris Oyeoku Okafor 
Dr. Temitope Ilori, the Director General of the National Agency for Control of AIDS (NACA), recently paid a courtesy visit to the University College Hospital (UCH). Dr. Ilori, expressing her delight at the visit, highlighted her deep connection to Ibadan, where she received her education and professional training.
During her visit, Dr. Ilori extended gratitude to the Hospital's management, led by Prof. Jesse Abiodun Otegbayo, for their warm reception despite the short notice. Accompanied by the Oyo State Agency For The Control of AIDS, Dr. Ilori was given a tour of the hospital's operations by Professor Kehinde Kuti.
Acknowledging the progress in HIV management, Dr. Ilori emphasized the ongoing need to curb HIV transmission, particularly among children. She stressed the importance of clinical testing, treatment adherence, and prevention measures in this regard.
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In response, Prof. Otegbayo welcomed Dr. Ilori warmly, commending her focus on HIV management, a critical healthcare issue. He also highlighted the collaborative efforts with international organizations and the dedication of the Federal government and Oyo State in combating HIV.
Dr. Ilori's visit underscores the commitment of NACA and healthcare stakeholders to addressing HIV/AIDS and improving healthcare outcomes in Nigeria. With ongoing collaboration and proactive measures, strides are being made towards reducing HIV transmission and ensuring better health for all.
