urahara:



R u alright

eazysally:
See as people dey avoid this thread like say if dem open am dem don contact HIV

CeoNewshelm:
The Chief Executive Officer, Lagos State AIDS Control Agency, LSACA, Oluseyi Temowo has revealed that of the 616,318 that attended the HIV Counselling and Testing (HCT) awareness programme from January to June, 2016, no fewer than 9,579 people were tested positive to HIV.


Temowo made this revelation at a news conference in Ikeja to mark the 2016 World AIDS Day with the theme: “Hands Up for #HIV Prevention.”

According to Temowo, in 2015, a total number of 599, 560 people were counselled, tested and received results out of which 15, 311 people were found to be victims of the killer disease.

He further added that 52, 803 people living with the scourge were currently on Antiretrovirals (ARVs).

His words, “These statistics simply means that there are many more people who are not aware that they have the virus, that is why knowing one’s status is very important.

“It is a common knowledge that an HIV positive person can be symptom free for 10 years and will continue to infect others, if not checked and treated. Being HIV positive does not translate to death with appropriate medications,” he added.

http://www.newshelm.com/2016/11/9579-lagosians-tested-positive-to-hiv.html



Wow

urahara:


Na ur FADA , all this diseases go cling on.

justplainpaul:
May we no turn another south Africa o

Ijawboi:
Only 10,000 out of 600K?

Make I go razzle that ikeja babe joor

eleko1:
Why his father?Wetin him papa do u? Mynd44 bia

Toks2008:
Nobody is really safe from HIV

You can not use condom all the time and no guaranty that the man or woman in your life won't bring it home for you.

It's just God...but as for me I will never use a condom so its better I pick just one sweet HIV - chic and hope she does not bring it home for me.

urahara:



Abeg no call moderator na,

Ejo tori olorun

He was the one who started raining curses upon me na

eleko1:
isokaay. 3 months ban to both of u loading

urahara:



R u alright

Bgorgeous:
What? Trouble dey o

Lucky4real28:
That's about 1.5% from my calculation, that's progress if you ask me, compare that to 25% in South Africa and other high risk Africa countries. It used to be 3.1% in 2012 so I think awareness is making it die off.