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Someone who claims to be HIV positive wrote down his number on the road in Rumuokoro junction, Portharcourt asking for a wife.

Source:http://www.flexygist.com/2016/07/25/hiv-positive-man-advertises-for-wife-in-major-portharcourt-junction-photos/

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Endtime marriage

I saw one in aba last week...
This is serious.

Good luck in his search.

And so, does such person cease to be and have needs like a human being simply because of his health status?
Do they know that a well managed HIV+ve couple can still go on and have HIV -ve children? - its all about proper care and management.

HIV is not a big deal nowadays. Even pastor's have HIV

joborskill:
HIV is not a big deal nowadays. Even pastor's have HIV

You mean your pastor?

Lol! Seems this is big news to the op. People are talking cancers, renal failure, hbp/lbp, heart conditions, etc. You are here feigning surprise at a HIV patient's drive to live a normal life. Actually, you read it wrong. The ad actually refers to people who have HIV and are looking for wives to call that number to meet other HIV+ women looking to settle down. It's quite a common sight on most Abuja flyovers. Nothing new there.