Hannatu Samuel, a widow and mother of three in Nyanya, a community in the Federal Capital Territory, has been living with HIV for over 15 years and consistently taking her antiretroviral drugs, which have prevented her young children from contracting the virus.
“I wonder what my fate will be with the pause in foreign assistance. Will I be able to access free drugs continuously?” Mrs Samuel asks, looking worried.
Her concerns reflect the fears of thousands of…
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