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Access Holdings to impact 20,000 with HIV drive through Access Bank Lagos City Marathon

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Access Holdings PLC, the headline sponsors of the Access Bank Lagos City Marathon, has partnered with HACEY Health Initiative and the Nigeria Business Coalition Against AIDS (NiBUCAA) to deepen HIV/AIDS awareness and testing in Lagos.

The initiative, launched ahead of the highly anticipated 2024 Access Bank Lagos City Marathon scheduled for Saturday, February 10, aims to impact 20,000 individuals with the awareness of best practices to manage their health and wellbeing as well as reduce the spread of the virus.

Access Holdings, through its implementation partners, last week flagged off a health drive that will extend to the Marathon grounds, and see participants benefit from free HIV screening and counselling.

Omobolanle Victor-Laniyan, Head of Group Sustainability, Access Holdings, emphasised the companyโ€™s commitment: โ€œOur partnership is demonstrative of our dedication to leveraging large-scale events like the Access Bank Lagos City Marathon to drive positive change in our communities.โ€

โ€œBy prioritising HIV/AIDS awareness and testing, we are taking significant steps towards a healthier, informed and more empowered society,โ€ Victor-Laniyan noted.

Over the previous editions of the Marathon, Access Holdingsโ€™ HIV testing and counselling drives have directly benefited over 13,618 individuals.

Additionally, the Group and its partners have increased awareness of HIV prevention and safety across different LCDAs in Lagos, reaching over 50,010 people.

Through these efforts, 63 reactive patients have received referral care and psychosocial support, while 22,272 condoms and IEC materials have been distributed.

The 2024 Access Bank Lagos City Marathon, an iconic event celebrating athleticism and community engagement, has put Lagos on the world map.

Regarded as the worldโ€™s fastest growing road race, the Marathon has become one of the continentโ€™s biggest platforms for cultural exchange, contributing significantly to tourism and as a result, boosting the continentโ€™s economy.


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