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Nigerian Petroleum Trust Fund buys HIV test kits.


 The purchase of HIV screening kits by the Nigerian Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF) in January 1999 has been criticized. The PTF announced at the First National AIDS conference in Abuja that it would distribute screening and confirmatory HIV diagnostic kits to all federal health institutions and selected secondary health facilities. Local AIDS workers argued that the large sum spent on screening kits is unwise. Funding for prevention campaigns among the most vulnerable drug-using groups and obtaining medications for opportunistic infections are the areas that are in need of more assistance. Criticisms against the PTF stem from the fact that it is the only well-placed indigenous agency that could fund HIV programs on a massive scale, but it has tended to be rather wasteful in spending.
