And yet bride price is still expensive....

nextprince:
Very "educated" people. .

In Sex.

I don't believe its just lack of money(though am not gonna rule that out)but IMO girls can be very unfaithful to a very large extent(Singles/Married) Inclusive,most times you can't distinguish between a married lady/Singles cos they virtually have same attributes and secondly they see flexing as a way of life and it's not something they hide they tell it to your face straightup that if you can flex them no problem and for been intelligent only a few of the ladies there are smart(when it comes to education)but if it's for clubbing,been unfaithful,cheating,SugarDaddy nah them hardly you wont see any IMSU, Nekede/Futo girl that will not boost of having a sugardaddy even in most of their secondarySchools, this actually calls for great concern including the fact of the kind of government they have in place. Note am just saying the truth and am not here to castigate any tribe/group and finally,Respect to all the Imolite ladies who are determined to be good agents of change/intellect GODBLESS IGBOLAND

nextprince:
Very "educated" people. .

You are mistaken!

What you call brothels are Research Laboratories where extensive research is being carried out to assist Mankind via various fields of study i.e:
- Bedmatics
- Sexploration
- Phuknetics
- Screwws Dynamics
- Advanced Konjilitics

& of course...

Strategic Oloshoism !

You can't beat that curriculum...It's part of why konji-harrassed souls are flocking there like ants to sugar from all over the planet and the babes are only loyal to the dough.


N.B
Let other f00ls kip living in denial and not assist their guvnor in structuring an wholistic effective framework for cleaning up the state's trending sociocultural dynamics now.
When the spillover effect starts reaching homes, schools, churches etc and the collateral damages start mounting up in number of daughters, sisters, wives, husbands, sons affected; then their eyes will all clear !

Move IMSU and the other higher institutions out of Owerri town. Simple

I have never seen or met an owerri girl who is not a prostitute. Its in their blood.

mokkalu1:
Can we get the average age of Nairalanders? I really want to know how old the people posting these comments are. If adults are posting these, then we are totally bleeped.

The problem is more than that
When we have a national problem which cannot be confined to a state/region, some people will be speaking about party, region or religion

It is not everybody that is 18 and above that should get a voter's card
They should carry out IQ or maturity or whatever test before allowing people to vote

It is an insult to have the same one vote with some people
Can you imagine somebody asking if the governor is working with Min of Health, a governor who appointed a Commissioner for Health!

Okorocha was misquoted here for his little advice and Chino with his Anambra gang are already writing all sorts of nonsense against Owerri and Imo girls. What is Imo State position in prevalence of HIV/AIDS ? It us way below national average.

abagworo

u see ur 419 thief okorohausa telling us what we know that goes on those hotels all over the place in imo state

loopman:
The problem boil down to total break down of good moral values and the decadence prevailing in that part of the country.

Every part of the country has sluts!!!!
I commend Gov Okorocha for being bold to speak out
Some others will cover it up, pretending there is no problem

Personally, I believe that tourism is a scam that is used to tempt people
All the videos used to promote tourism show pretty ladies, smiling invitingly
People take sex holiday and call it tourism
I prefer that nuns and eunuchs come as tourists

donc26:
I have never seen or met an owerri girl who is not a prostitute. Its in their blood.

This post does more disservice to you than the Imo people

Na ds kind city i dy like

Na ds kind city i dy likeNa ds kind city i dy likeNa ds kind city i dy like

This is a map showing HIV prevalence by States. Okorocha said that increase in nightlife being experienced calls for concern in conduct of youths to avert spread of HIV and the OP now wrote rubbiish for his likes to waank on.

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Abagworo is pissing on himself because his fat governor said the truth.

Abagworo:
This is a map showing HIV prevalence by States. Okorocha said that increase in nightlife being experienced calls for concern in conduct of youths to avert spread of HIV and the OP now wrote rubbiish for his likes to waank on.

Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a global pandemic that continues to affect millions of people worldwide and the vast majority of people living with HIV are from low and middle-income countries

In Nigeria, the number of people living with HIV and being diagnosed with AIDS has been steadily increasing. In the first wave in 1986, AIDS emerged through infected blood products in a six-year-old girl diagnosed at the Nigeria Institute of Medical Research (NIMR)
Nigeria is no more in denial of the virus, thus at every gathering of experts, discussions on how to increase funding for preventions and care for those already infected dominates discussions. While these are so at the national levels, states ,and Local government areas are playing lip services or simply do not see HIV as a development issue.

In Imo State, HIV is regarded as an old school disease, and life goes on as the youth cares less about the virus. The state government is the worst of it all. For over 12 years, there is no single coordinated effort to control the viral spread of the epidemic. World Bank support fund to control the virus has been hanging in the air for over 10 years and the government wants to divert the fund for other uses. Incredibly offensive to the control of the virus, the state government sees HIV as a non-issue and therefore a complete waste of the resources. HIV Program Development Project2 (HPDP2) was established to support HIV/AIDS national response in Nigeria. Imo State Agency for the Control of AIDS (ImoSACA) received funding from the World Bank towards the cost of the second HIV/AIDS Program Development Project (HPDP 2).

HPDP2 is a project in Nigeria supported by the World Bank within the overall framework of the National Strategic Framework aimed at repositioning prevention of new infection as the major focus of the National HIV/AIDS response as entrenched in the National HIV/AIDS Strategic Plan (NSP) 2010-2015. Sadly, the government sees this fund as one of the largess from the international agency that could be used for other developments instead of the HIV/AIDS prevention, regrettably the state will lose this fund due to its glutton and insistence to divert the fund.
Already, Imo State leads other states in the South East in the prevalence rate of the virus and this means nothing to the State government.
More worrisome is the lifestyle of young men and young women in Imo State. Men trade sex, just like every young girl in the state is actively involved in commercial sex.

A study conducted to determine the incidence cases of HIV/AIDS infection in Owerri West L.G.A. Of Imo State, Nigeria, between April 2007 and September, 2009 showed that a total number of 17964 patients made up of 1110 (16.3%) females and 6954 (38.7%) males were diagnosed with HIV/AIDS infection; statistical analysis shows that 1462 (8.1%) patients were infected with HIV/AIDS. From this number, 1218 (83.3%) patients aged 25 years and above were most infected with HIV/AIDS while 244 (16.7%) patients aged below 24 years were also infected.
The State witnessed the highest HIV and AIDS prevalence in 1999 which was 7.8%, in 2001 it dropped to 4.3%, 2003 to 3.1% it rose to 3.9% in 2005, 4.6% in 2008 and 7.5 % in 2014. The State epidemic is a mixed epidemic and factors that aid escalation of HIV and AIDS in the State include high commercial sex rate, low perception of risk of contracting the disease, high use of alcohol, use of psychoactive agents, high mobility of the people, early sexual exposure, multiple sexual partners, gender issues, non-marital sexual relationship and high transactional sex (ERPS, 2008).
With the foregoing, the state will experience a trajectory wave of the HIV/AIDS explosion of probably more than what is being witnessed in the high prevalence states

https://healthcomspringboard.org/discussions/topic/a-new-wave-hivaids-in-imo-state-nigeria/

Chances of getting infected with HIV/AIDS in Rivers state, Nigeria’s oil-rich city is pretty high as it ranks number one in the country.

There’s loads of money in Rivers, so is the vulnerability of its citizens and residents to HIV/AIDS.

According to the HIV/AIDS prevalence ranking by states published by National Agency for the Control of Aids (NACA) after the 2013 National Aids Reproductive Health Survey, Rivers sits pretty at the top 4.7 per cent more than number two, Taraba state.

The ranking also came as a result of test carried out on persons living with HIV/AIDS.

It showed that Rivers with 15.2 per cent topped the new prevalence chat, as Taraba with 10.5 per cent is second, while Kaduna has 9.2 per cent to be on the third.

Nasarawa, FCT, Akwa Ibom, Sokoto and Oyo are on the fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth spots respectively on the prevalence rate chart with 8.1, 7.5, 6.5, 6.4, 5.6 and 5.6 per cent respectively.

On number 10 is Yobe with 5.3%. Here’s how other states rank: Cross River – 4.4%, Ondo – 4.3%, Gombe – 3.4%, Abia – 3.3%, Bayelsa – 2.7%, Osun – 2.6%, Imo – 2.5%, Borno – 2.4%, Plateau – 2.3%, Lagos – 2.2%, Jigawa – 2.1%, Adamawa – 1.9%, Kwara – 1.4%, Kogi – 1.4%, Kano – 1.3%, Enugu – 1.3%, Niger – 1.2%, Anambra – 1.2%, Ebonyi – 0.9%, Kebbi – 0.8%, Edo – 0.8%, Delta – 0.7%, Ogun – 0.6%, Bauchi – 0.6%, Zamfara – 0.4%, Ekiti – 0.2%.


http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/11/16/hiv-prevalence-ranking-rivers-state-most-rampant-ekiti-the-safest/

ruggedized1:
Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a global pandemic that continues to affect millions of people worldwide and the vast majority of people living with HIV are from low and middle-income countries

In Nigeria, the number of people living with HIV and being diagnosed with AIDS has been steadily increasing. In the first wave in 1986, AIDS emerged through infected blood products in a six-year-old girl diagnosed at the Nigeria Institute of Medical Research (NIMR)
Nigeria is no more in denial of the virus, thus at every gathering of experts, discussions on how to increase funding for preventions and care for those already infected dominates discussions. While these are so at the national levels, states ,and Local government areas are playing lip services or simply do not see HIV as a development issue.

In Imo State, HIV is regarded as an old school disease, and life goes on as the youth cares less about the virus. The state government is the worst of it all. For over 12 years, there is no single coordinated effort to control the viral spread of the epidemic. World Bank support fund to control the virus has been hanging in the air for over 10 years and the government wants to divert the fund for other uses. Incredibly offensive to the control of the virus, the state government sees HIV as a non-issue and therefore a complete waste of the resources. HIV Program Development Project2 (HPDP2) was established to support HIV/AIDS national response in Nigeria. Imo State Agency for the Control of AIDS (ImoSACA) received funding from the World Bank towards the cost of the second HIV/AIDS Program Development Project (HPDP 2).

HPDP2 is a project in Nigeria supported by the World Bank within the overall framework of the National Strategic Framework aimed at repositioning prevention of new infection as the major focus of the National HIV/AIDS response as entrenched in the National HIV/AIDS Strategic Plan (NSP) 2010-2015. Sadly, the government sees this fund as one of the largess from the international agency that could be used for other developments instead of the HIV/AIDS prevention, regrettably the state will lose this fund due to its glutton and insistence to divert the fund.
Already, Imo State leads other states in the South East in the prevalence rate of the virus and this means nothing to the State government.
More worrisome is the lifestyle of young men and young women in Imo State. Men trade sex, just like every young girl in the state is actively involved in commercial sex.

A study conducted to determine the incidence cases of HIV/AIDS infection in Owerri West L.G.A. Of Imo State, Nigeria, between April 2007 and September, 2009 showed that a total number of 17964 patients made up of 1110 (16.3%) females and 6954 (38.7%) males were diagnosed with HIV/AIDS infection; statistical analysis shows that 1462 (8.1%) patients were infected with HIV/AIDS. From this number, 1218 (83.3%) patients aged 25 years and above were most infected with HIV/AIDS while 244 (16.7%) patients aged below 24 years were also infected.
The State witnessed the highest HIV and AIDS prevalence in 1999 which was 7.8%, in 2001 it dropped to 4.3%, 2003 to 3.1% it rose to 3.9% in 2005, 4.6% in 2008 and 7.5 % in 2014. The State epidemic is a mixed epidemic and factors that aid escalation of HIV and AIDS in the State include high commercial sex rate, low perception of risk of contracting the disease, high use of alcohol, use of psychoactive agents, high mobility of the people, early sexual exposure, multiple sexual partners, gender issues, non-marital sexual relationship and high transactional sex (ERPS, 2008).
With the foregoing, the state will experience a trajectory wave of the HIV/AIDS explosion of probably more than what is being witnessed in the high prevalence states

https://healthcomspringboard.org/discussions/topic/a-new-wave-hivaids-in-imo-state-nigeria/

Wrong source. Visit UN and NACA for more acceptable data on HIV Prevalence.

Abagworo:
This is a map showing HIV prevalence by States. Okorocha said that increase in nightlife being experienced calls for concern in conduct of youths to avert spread of HIV and the OP now wrote rubbiish for his likes to waank on.

I commend Gov Okorocha
Imo HIV prevalence does not need to get to the national average before he shouts out
That is the attitude of a responsible leader

You are seeing posts by people who are not old enough to post on serious threads
Send them to football section

Nigerians are hypocrites
There are prostitutes everywhere
Some seriously ill ones are commending homo-sickness

When a girl is intimate with a man in her home town, she is morally loose
If she does it for money due to economic hardship (same reasons yahoo-yahho boys are giving) or is forced to by a lecturer, she is a slut
If she does it on brainless band of Nigeria (BBN), she becomes a star and gets endorsement

This is Okorocha's statement as contained on the news body which title was manipulated

Chief Rochas Okorocha “Night life has no doubt, improved in Owerri. We will continue to light the streets. We should however remember that the situation carries with it, a collateral danger like HIV and this is why we should be very careful”, Okorocha said.

Stop fooling yourself. See current data below

ruggedized1:
Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a global pandemic that continues to affect millions of people worldwide and the vast majority of people living with HIV are from low and middle-income countries

In Nigeria, the number of people living with HIV and being diagnosed with AIDS has been steadily increasing. In the first wave in 1986, AIDS emerged through infected blood products in a six-year-old girl diagnosed at the Nigeria Institute of Medical Research (NIMR)
Nigeria is no more in denial of the virus, thus at every gathering of experts, discussions on how to increase funding for preventions and care for those already infected dominates discussions. While these are so at the national levels, states ,and Local government areas are playing lip services or simply do not see HIV as a development issue.

In Imo State, HIV is regarded as an old school disease, and life goes on as the youth cares less about the virus. The state government is the worst of it all. For over 12 years, there is no single coordinated effort to control the viral spread of the epidemic. World Bank support fund to control the virus has been hanging in the air for over 10 years and the government wants to divert the fund for other uses. Incredibly offensive to the control of the virus, the state government sees HIV as a non-issue and therefore a complete waste of the resources. HIV Program Development Project2 (HPDP2) was established to support HIV/AIDS national response in Nigeria. Imo State Agency for the Control of AIDS (ImoSACA) received funding from the World Bank towards the cost of the second HIV/AIDS Program Development Project (HPDP 2).

HPDP2 is a project in Nigeria supported by the World Bank within the overall framework of the National Strategic Framework aimed at repositioning prevention of new infection as the major focus of the National HIV/AIDS response as entrenched in the National HIV/AIDS Strategic Plan (NSP) 2010-2015. Sadly, the government sees this fund as one of the largess from the international agency that could be used for other developments instead of the HIV/AIDS prevention, regrettably the state will lose this fund due to its glutton and insistence to divert the fund.
Already, Imo State leads other states in the South East in the prevalence rate of the virus and this means nothing to the State government.
More worrisome is the lifestyle of young men and young women in Imo State. Men trade sex, just like every young girl in the state is actively involved in commercial sex.

A study conducted to determine the incidence cases of HIV/AIDS infection in Owerri West L.G.A. Of Imo State, Nigeria, between April 2007 and September, 2009 showed that a total number of 17964 patients made up of 1110 (16.3%) females and 6954 (38.7%) males were diagnosed with HIV/AIDS infection; statistical analysis shows that 1462 (8.1%) patients were infected with HIV/AIDS. From this number, 1218 (83.3%) patients aged 25 years and above were most infected with HIV/AIDS while 244 (16.7%) patients aged below 24 years were also infected.
The State witnessed the highest HIV and AIDS prevalence in 1999 which was 7.8%, in 2001 it dropped to 4.3%, 2003 to 3.1% it rose to 3.9% in 2005, 4.6% in 2008 and 7.5 % in 2014. The State epidemic is a mixed epidemic and factors that aid escalation of HIV and AIDS in the State include high commercial sex rate, low perception of risk of contracting the disease, high use of alcohol, use of psychoactive agents, high mobility of the people, early sexual exposure, multiple sexual partners, gender issues, non-marital sexual relationship and high transactional sex (ERPS, 2008).
With the foregoing, the state will experience a trajectory wave of the HIV/AIDS explosion of probably more than what is being witnessed in the high prevalence states

https://healthcomspringboard.org/discussions/topic/a-new-wave-hivaids-in-imo-state-nigeria/

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Abagworo:



Wrong source. Visit UN and NACA for more acceptable data on HIV Prevalence.

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Imo state has the highest HIV/AIDS prevalence in the SE.

ruggedized1:
Chances of getting infected with HIV/AIDS in Rivers state, Nigeria’s oil-rich city is pretty high as it ranks number one in the country.

There’s loads of money in Rivers, so is the vulnerability of its citizens and residents to HIV/AIDS.

According to the HIV/AIDS prevalence ranking by states published by National Agency for the Control of Aids (NACA) after the 2013 National Aids Reproductive Health Survey, Rivers sits pretty at the top 4.7 per cent more than number two, Taraba state.

The ranking also came as a result of test carried out on persons living with HIV/AIDS.

It showed that Rivers with 15.2 per cent topped the new prevalence chat, as Taraba with 10.5 per cent is second, while Kaduna has 9.2 per cent to be on the third.

Nasarawa, FCT, Akwa Ibom, Sokoto and Oyo are on the fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth spots respectively on the prevalence rate chart with 8.1, 7.5, 6.5, 6.4, 5.6 and 5.6 per cent respectively.

On number 10 is Yobe with 5.3%. Here’s how other states rank: Cross River – 4.4%, Ondo – 4.3%, Gombe – 3.4%, Abia – 3.3%, Bayelsa – 2.7%, Osun – 2.6%, Imo – 2.5%, Borno – 2.4%, Plateau – 2.3%, Lagos – 2.2%, Jigawa – 2.1%, Adamawa – 1.9%, Kwara – 1.4%, Kogi – 1.4%, Kano – 1.3%, Enugu – 1.3%, Niger – 1.2%, Anambra – 1.2%, Ebonyi – 0.9%, Kebbi – 0.8%, Edo – 0.8%, Delta – 0.7%, Ogun – 0.6%, Bauchi – 0.6%, Zamfara – 0.4%, Ekiti – 0.2%.


http://www.pmnewsnigeria.com/2015/11/16/hiv-prevalence-ranking-rivers-state-most-rampant-ekiti-the-safest/

abagworo please confirm this

Uzosaint:
I don't believe its just lack of money(though am not gonna rule that out)but IMO girls can be very unfaithful to a very large extent(Singles/Married) Inclusive,most times you can't distinguish between a married lady/Singles cos they virtually have same attributes and secondly they see flexing as a way of life and it's not something they hide they tell it to your face straightup that if you can flex them no problem and for been intelligent only a few of the ladies there are smart(when it comes to education)but if it's for clubbing,been unfaithful,cheating,SugarDaddy nah them hardly you wont see any IMSU, Nekede/Futo girl that will not boost of having a sugardaddy even in most of their secondarySchools, this actually calls for great concern including the fact of the kind of government they have in place. Note am just saying the truth and am not here to castigate any tribe/group and finally,Respect to all the Imolite ladies who are determined to be good agents of change/intellect GODBLESS IGBOLAND

Bloody hypocrite. The truth is that 98% of Imo state girls are prostitutes. I knew this right from time. Most imo state girls are also very loose and cheap. Okorocha for the first time said the truth. It is very unfortunate that Imo state's economic main-stay is commercial se.x hawking and brothels.

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obailala:
Owerri in particular is a relaxation city where people from far and wide travel into to relax for weekends and holidays; Owerri bu ebe ngwori! And that explains why with the large number of hotels in the city, you could find yourself visiting 10 different massive hotels and wouldnt see a single available room to rest your head for the night.

Now all over the world, the large influx of travelers, pleasure seekers, tourists etc should be viewed as a positive economic development. I don't quite get what this report is all about.

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"Okorocha raised the alarm yesterday, while addressing journalists in his Spibat Road palatial residence, Owerri. “Hotels are increasing in Owerri, at a very fast rate. In the same way, HIV is increasing in Imo, courtesy of the increasing number of hotels in the state”, Okorocha said.

While saying that “there is no hotel in Owerri that is not filled to the brim, especially at weekends”, the governor however urged parents and guardians to caution their children and wards on the dangers of the scourge. Chief Rochas Okorocha “Night life has no doubt, improved in Owerri. We will continue to light the streets. We should however remember that the situation carries with it, a collateral danger like HIV and this is why we should be very careful”, Okorocha said



Those words are that of Okoroawusa. It takes a good guy to say the bitter truth even though thugs like abagworo would want him to lie. Lemme save it very well.

ruggedized1:
Imo state has the highest HIV/AIDS prevalence in the SE.

Is Abia, with 3.3%, part of the SE?
If yes, is 3.3% lower than Imo's 2.5%

I am relying on your data

On number 10 is Yobe with 5.3%. Here’s how other states rank: Cross River – 4.4%, Ondo – 4.3%, Gombe – 3.4%, Abia – 3.3%, Bayelsa – 2.7%, Osun – 2.6%, Imo – 2.5%,

Imo state is now the highest going by this report.

ruggedized1:
Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a global pandemic that continues to affect millions of people worldwide and the vast majority of people living with HIV are from low and middle-income countries

In Nigeria, the number of people living with HIV and being diagnosed with AIDS has been steadily increasing. In the first wave in 1986, AIDS emerged through infected blood products in a six-year-old girl diagnosed at the Nigeria Institute of Medical Research (NIMR)
Nigeria is no more in denial of the virus, thus at every gathering of experts, discussions on how to increase funding for preventions and care for those already infected dominates discussions. While these are so at the national levels, states ,and Local government areas are playing lip services or simply do not see HIV as a development issue.

In Imo State, HIV is regarded as an old school disease, and life goes on as the youth cares less about the virus. The state government is the worst of it all. For over 12 years, there is no single coordinated effort to control the viral spread of the epidemic. World Bank support fund to control the virus has been hanging in the air for over 10 years and the government wants to divert the fund for other uses. Incredibly offensive to the control of the virus, the state government sees HIV as a non-issue and therefore a complete waste of the resources. HIV Program Development Project2 (HPDP2) was established to support HIV/AIDS national response in Nigeria. Imo State Agency for the Control of AIDS (ImoSACA) received funding from the World Bank towards the cost of the second HIV/AIDS Program Development Project (HPDP 2).

HPDP2 is a project in Nigeria supported by the World Bank within the overall framework of the National Strategic Framework aimed at repositioning prevention of new infection as the major focus of the National HIV/AIDS response as entrenched in the National HIV/AIDS Strategic Plan (NSP) 2010-2015. Sadly, the government sees this fund as one of the largess from the international agency that could be used for other developments instead of the HIV/AIDS prevention, regrettably the state will lose this fund due to its glutton and insistence to divert the fund.
Already, Imo State leads other states in the South East in the prevalence rate of the virus and this means nothing to the State government.
More worrisome is the lifestyle of young men and young women in Imo State. Men trade sex, just like every young girl in the state is actively involved in commercial sex.

A study conducted to determine the incidence cases of HIV/AIDS infection in Owerri West L.G.A. Of Imo State, Nigeria, between April 2007 and September, 2009 showed that a total number of 17964 patients made up of 1110 (16.3%) females and 6954 (38.7%) males were diagnosed with HIV/AIDS infection; statistical analysis shows that 1462 (8.1%) patients were infected with HIV/AIDS. From this number, 1218 (83.3%) patients aged 25 years and above were most infected with HIV/AIDS while 244 (16.7%) patients aged below 24 years were also infected.
The State witnessed the highest HIV and AIDS prevalence in 1999 which was 7.8%, in 2001 it dropped to 4.3%, 2003 to 3.1% it rose to 3.9% in 2005, 4.6% in 2008 and 7.5 % in 2014. The State epidemic is a mixed epidemic and factors that aid escalation of HIV and AIDS in the State include high commercial sex rate, low perception of risk of contracting the disease, high use of alcohol, use of psychoactive agents, high mobility of the people, early sexual exposure, multiple sexual partners, gender issues, non-marital sexual relationship and high transactional sex (ERPS, 2008).
With the foregoing, the state will experience a trajectory wave of the HIV/AIDS explosion of probably more than what is being witnessed in the high prevalence states

https://healthcomspringboard.org/discussions/topic/a-new-wave-hivaids-in-imo-state-nigeria/

BetaThings:


Is Abia, with 3.3%, part of the SE?
If yes, is 3.3% lower than Imo's 2.5%

I am relying on your data

sweery:

Stupid post

why is the truth always difficult to face?