HCWs in this study had positive attitudes towards PLWHA. Only few respondents will mark charts/beds of patients with HIV/AIDS and 24% believed health professionals with HIV/AIDS should not work in any area of health care that requires patient contact. This proportion is lower than 40% of health care professionals in health care facilities in four Nigerian states who believed that health professional with HIV/AIDS should not work in any area of health care that requires patient contact (Reis et al., 2005). Very few, 7.9%, would refuse to treat patients with HIV/AIDS. This is similar to 9% of health care professionals in health care facilities in four Nigerian states who would refuse to care for PLWHA (Reis et al., 2005). However, a higher proportion (15%) of HCWs in Abeokuta were unwilling to take vital signs and carry out physical examination on PLWHA (Sadoh et al., 2006).