Kogi State Agency for the Control of AIDS -KOSACA

29/05/2026

29/05/2026

Transforming vision into impact.

From renovating and modernizing our office space to strengthening staff capacity through strategic trainings, we continue to build a stronger KOSACA for effective service delivery. Every improvement reflects our commitment to excellence, accountability, and a healthier Kogi State.

24/05/2026

On behalf of the management of KOSACA, I wish to sincerely appreciate all participants, stakeholders, facilitators from NACA Abuja, implementing partners, and members of the Gender and Human Rights State Response Team (GHR-SRT) for your active participation, commitment, and valuable contributions during the just concluded Gender and Human Rights Self-Assessment Tool (GHR-SAT) exercise.

We profoundly appreciate the unwavering support of the Kogi State Government under the purposeful leadership of His Excellency, Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo, whose commitment to improving the health and wellbeing of the people of Kogi State continues to create an enabling environment for impactful health interventions and programmes.

We also specially acknowledge and appreciate the Honourable Coordinating Commissioner for Health, Dr. Adams Abdulazeez Adeiza, for his immense support, guidance, and dedication towards strengthening the HIV/AIDS response and advancing gender and human rights initiatives in the state.

Your dedication, professionalism, and wealth of experience greatly enriched the discussions and outcomes of the assessment process. The insightful contributions and collaborative spirit demonstrated throughout the exercise have further strengthened our collective resolve towards promoting gender-responsive, rights-based, and inclusive HIV/AIDS programmes and services in Kogi State.

We especially appreciate the facilitators from NACA Abuja for their technical guidance, support, and patience throughout the exercise. Your expertise ensured a successful and impactful engagement.

We also commend all stakeholders for making out time from your busy schedules to participate actively and contribute meaningfully to the success of the programme.

As we move forward, we look forward to sustained collaboration and commitment towards addressing identified gaps and strengthening gender and human rights integration in our HIV/TB/Malaria response.

Thank you all for your unwavering support and partnership.

Dr. Ajodoh O. Monday
Executive Secretary
KOSACA

01/05/2026

Happy New Month Everyone..

01/05/2026

Happy workers day and May all our sacrifices for This Great Country Count For Something.

16/04/2026

The Kogi State AIDS Control Agency (KOSACA) successfully convened the 1-day Dissemination Meeting on the Kogi State Strategic Plan (2025–2027) for HIV/AIDS yesterday. The meeting brought together key stakeholders from the health sector, development partners, civil society organizations, implementing partners, and other relevant institutions to review and officially disseminate the State’s roadmap for strengthening the HIV/AIDS response over the next three years.

The meeting provided an important platform to share the strategic priorities, key interventions, and implementation framework aimed at reducing new HIV infections, improving access to treatment and care, and strengthening community systems for a more sustainable response.

KOSACA deeply appreciates the presence of the Permanent Secretary, Kogi State Ministry of Health, who represented the Honourable Coordinating Commissioner for Health. His presence underscored the commitment of the state government to sustaining progress in the fight against HIV/AIDS and ensuring effective implementation of the Strategic Plan.

Special appreciation also goes to the lead consultant Dr. Mary Onoja and technical team whose expertise, dedication, and hard work made the development of the document possible. Their efforts in engaging stakeholders and aligning the plan with current realities and national priorities are highly commendable.

KOSACA also expresses sincere gratitude to the National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA) for its continued technical leadership, guidance, and support towards strengthening the state HIV response and ensuring alignment with national strategies.

We also sincerely thank all stakeholders who attended the dissemination meeting for their active participation, insightful contributions, and unwavering support. Their valuable inputs will further strengthen the implementation of the Strategic Plan and enhance collective ownership of the HIV/AIDS response in Kogi State.

KOSACA remains committed to working collaboratively with all partners to ensure the successful implementation of the State Strategic Plan and to achieving better health outcomes for the people of Kogi State.

Dr Ajodoh O. Monday
ES KOSACA

16/04/2026

The Kogi State AIDS Control Agency (KOSACA) successfully convened the 1-day Dissemination Meeting on the Kogi State Strategic Plan (2025–2027) for HIV/AIDS yesterday. The meeting brought together key stakeholders from the health sector, development partners, civil society organizations, implementing partners, and other relevant institutions to review and officially disseminate the State’s roadmap for strengthening the HIV/AIDS response over the next three years.

The meeting provided an important platform to share the strategic priorities, key interventions, and implementation framework aimed at reducing new HIV infections, improving access to treatment and care, and strengthening community systems for a more sustainable response.

KOSACA deeply appreciates the presence of the Permanent Secretary, Kogi State Ministry of Health, who represented the Honourable Coordinating Commissioner for Health. His presence underscored the commitment of the state government to sustaining progress in the fight against HIV/AIDS and ensuring effective implementation of the Strategic Plan.

Special appreciation also goes to the lead consultant Dr. Mary Onoja and technical team whose expertise, dedication, and hard work made the development of the document possible. Their efforts in engaging stakeholders and aligning the plan with current realities and national priorities are highly commendable.

KOSACA also expresses sincere gratitude to the National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA) for its continued technical leadership, guidance, and support towards strengthening the state HIV response and ensuring alignment with national strategies.

We also sincerely thank all stakeholders who attended the dissemination meeting for their active participation, insightful contributions, and unwavering support. Their valuable inputs will further strengthen the implementation of the Strategic Plan and enhance collective ownership of the HIV/AIDS response in Kogi State.

KOSACA remains committed to working collaboratively with all partners to ensure the successful implementation of the State Strategic Plan and to achieving better health outcomes for the people of Kogi State.

Dr Ajodoh O. Monday
ES KOSACA