Welcome remarks by Conference Chair, Dr. Prosper Igboeli, President of the Nigeria Medical Association, about the event so far and the final day proceedings.

Reaching the Unreachable - Religious Missions on the cause of Prevention
Religion transcends genders, ethnicity, age class and status and plays a vital role in poor and impoverished rural communities. Focus upon Christian missions in Nigeria working with national and international partners to advocate, train, mobilize and deploy skills and resources to fight diseases in communities bereft of resources and program challenges.
Dr David O Omorebakhae,Christian Health Association of Nigeria.

The Challenge of Manufacturing in Africa's Medicare and how it could be improved by regional interests.
Dr Paul Lartey and Dr. Graham , Directors of La Gray Pharmaceutical Ltd.

Preventing the Spread of HIV/AIDS in post conflict countries The challenges faced by Sierra Leone in the fight against HIV/AIDS and TB following the civil war of the 1990s, the response by Sierra Leone Government in its endeavour to prevent HIV/AIDS and to build capacity in national health systems through partnerships and national and international agencies, including the formation of Sierra Leone HIV/AIDS response.
Dr Brima Kargbo, Director of Sierra Leone HIV/AIDS Response Project (SHARP).

Partnering across-borders to stem the flow of infectious diseases. PPPs and alliances that engage partners in neighbouring countries and overseas to support the fight against infectious diseases and epidemics in Cote d'Ivoire. Partnerships for prevention controlling the state of diseases in Cote d'Ivoire, and opportunities for partnerships and alliances in the country's health system.
Ministry of Health, Cote d'Ivoire.

The Role of Media in Preventative Healthcare
National media is able to access the national conscience to inform, educate and influence citizens; a benefit that is fully exploited during wars but not in building awareness and pinpointing opportunities to partner health projects, train staff to become competent in health issues and pursuing the battle against infectious diseases at local, national and regional levels.
Mr Ikechukwu Onyia, Marketing Director, The Sun Publishing Ltd, Lagos, Nigeria

Questions and answers
Chaired by Dr. Prosper Igboeli, President of the Nigerian Medical Association.

Networking Coffee Break Sponsored by BD

Remarks by Conference Chair, Dr. Prosper Igboeli, President of the Nigeria Medical Association, about the next session and proceedings.

The World Health Organization (WHO) Program for Testings In country support offered by the WHO to health agencies and businesses desiring to set up and run successful programs in the work place to test for HIV and TB.
Dr. Wilfred Nkhoma, Regional Officer for Drug Resistant TB Control and WHO's Team Leader for Southern and Eastern Africa.

Workplace Programs which bring Results Logistics as a core competency of companies and how it could be exploited to strengthen workplace programs capabilities to scale up access to testing and treatment.
Mr. Gbenga Alabi, Technical Advisor, Private Investors in Africa-GTZ PPP HIV/AIDS Project in Supply Chain Companies in Nigeria, NIBUCAA.

Challenges faced by SMEs over Workplace Testing Initiatives SMEs in Africa often have limited resources, both financial and technical, and are often encounter difficulties implementing work-place programs. A look at how SMEs could exploit new developments, the likes of Mobile Testing Units and access to clinics, to strengthen their capacity to extend testing and diagnosis programs.
Mr. Samir Jawwant Udani, Chairman and CEO of Me Cure Industries.

Private Sector Initiatives towards creating safe workplace environments for HIV/AIDS Employees.
By Mr. Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, HCIB GMD/CEO, Access Bank PLC, Nigeria.

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Questions and Answers
Chaired by Dr. Prosper Igboeli, President of the Nigeria Medical Association.

COMMUNITY SESSION
Chaired by Dr. Prosper Igboeli, President of the Nigeria Medical Association
Community Organizations are invited to address the audience.

Thank You on behalf of the Organizers.
Ms. Nkechi Izuogu Event Organizer.

Closing speech, Appreciations and Motions.
Dr. Abdul Nasidi, Director, Special Projects, Federal Ministry of Health, Abuja, Nigeria.

TECHNICAL WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARS

The technical meetings will engage participants in deep discussions lead by host sponsors. Participants will have opportunities to directly access leaders promoting agendas for prevention and care in African communities, possessing proven technology and expertise that could bring dynamism and viability to local projects. Technical sessions will seek pragmatic solutions that are capable of increasing prevention of infectious diseases at base levels.