Boakai Empowers NAC By Julius Konton

Over the weekend, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai empowered the National Aids Commission (NAC) when he presented two brand new picks to the Commission.

During the presentation, Georgette Gray, ex-officio member and representative of the President’s office to the NAC Board, conveyed Pres. Boakai’s continued commitment to advancing national health priorities.

According to Madam Gray, the President made the donation to ensure that the Commission is equipped to effectively deliver on its mandate.

She said the vehicles will directly enhance the Commission’s ability to reach communities, implement programs, and monitor HIV/AIDS interventions across the country.

“Pres. Boakai understands the critical role that logistics play in our national HIV response,” Madam Gray stated,” adding: “This donation is a reflection of his leadership and his government’s support to public health institutions doing essential work.”

The President’s gesture was also geared towards strengthening the operations of the NAC across the Country.

The donation, which came following a successful fundraising event held for the Commission on Friday, May 23, was also done in fulfillment of the President’s pledge to that agency of government.

Receiving the donation,

Dr. Cecelia J. Nuta, Chairperson of the NAC, who received the vehicles, expressed deep appreciation to Pres. Boakai for the “timely and impactful gesture.”

Madam Nuta assured the government that the vehicles will be used to strengthen field coordination, expand community outreach, and ensure effective service delivery.

“This donation comes at a crucial time as we work to scale up our national response,” Dr. Nuta said, adding: “We are grateful to Pres. Boakai for his generous support and for reaffirming his confidence in the Commission’s work.”

“These vehicles will significantly enhance our operational capacity,” she said.

In the wake of funding challenge, the Boakai’s Administration continue to prioritize the health sector, with a focus on building strong institutions, expanding access to healthcare, and ensuring that no community is left behind in the national development agenda-The ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development.