AJohnnasa:
All was set for joining in holy matrimony of Mr X and his heartrob. Time to call in the couple of the day, and bride was nowhere to be seen. News filtered the church that bride in HIV+, and groom is oblivious of that fact. Bride comes from a wealthy home, so it's normal thought that medical laboratory test result was doctored by her family.

How did we know? A former resident pastor [who has since been transferred to another branch] saw a vision in that regard. The bride's family have since confirmed that they have filed a missing person report, and that the girl is actually HIV+ but that she is still a virgin.

What was supposed to be a day of joy and celebration has turned out to be stuff nightmares are made of. Elders of the church, ordinary members, friends and well wishers are currently trooping in their numbers to Mr X's home to sympathise with him; and no one is thinking about party jollof, cake, or drinks.

This is how an only son would have been entrapped on Children's day.

I'll marry her jor

hustla:


Sex isn't the only way to get hiv
What kind of people are these ones sef

The probability of contracting HIV through any other means in almost zero!
How strong do you think the HIV virus is outside a host? Sense una no gree get...

BabbanBura:


Not the end of life - they can still marry

Yes, she can still marry since the girl is from a wealthy home. Go and marry her now, and use yourself for money rituals.

NobleAngell:
Must be devastating. Happened to someone I know in 2015. I was supposed to be the maid of honour.The wedding was called off at 2am of the wedding day, during the bachelor's eve party or whatever. It was a terrible shock. Very embarrassing.

Are you sure the guy hasn't eaten apuna before then?

All of una wey dey do before marriage, continue o. If this guy never had sex with the lady before now, I congratulate him

dlondonbadboy:


The probability of contracting HIV through any other means in almost zero!
How strong do you think the HIV virus is outside a host? Sense una no gree get...

Is almost zero but it's not zero

Stop contradicting yourself, na u no get sense

BabbanBura:

Not the end of life - they can still marry

explain pls.

NobleAngell:
She knew she was HIV+but she gave a fake result. When we travelled for the wedding, the boy's family insisted on carrying out their own genotype and HIV test in their church hospital. The test results came out at almost mid night while we were busting some dance moves in the party. The bride was called by the guy's parents and they had a very lengthy close-door meeting (almost 2 hours). I kept going to check up on her but the door was locked. Then i later saw her flash and then I ran to go and see her and she broke the news. I cried like never before, it was painful. But we later found out she knew she had HIV all the while. That explained some desperate actions she took during the wedding preparation.

That was wrong and evil of her.
HIV is not the end of the world, its not even as bad as so many other diseases. Some people with HIV since 1985 are still alive. Whereas i know i man diagnosed with cancer, dead after 2 weeks.
It is a very manageable ailment. With "almost" cures available now.
Much of the trouble with HIV is mental.

I hope you are still in contact with her.

Paulpaulpaul:
They can still marry na, post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) is there for them

Can you Expanciate?

SHOCK7:

Can you Expanciate?

It's a treatment you get at least 72 hours after you are exposed to HIV. It destroys the virus and you are free.


You can take the drug/injection before or after sexual contact. It's free, if you know; you know

Paulpaulpaul:
They can still marry na, post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) is there for them

**When starting PrEP, it takes at least seven days to reach high levels of protection against HIV.
**When stopping PrEP, individuals should continue using PrEP for four weeks after the last significant exposure.
**PrEP does not protect against other sexually transmitted infections (STI) or pregnancy. It is not a cure for HIV.

The Basics

Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) is a new HIV prevention approach where HIV-negative individuals use anti-HIV medications to reduce their risk of becoming infected if they are exposed to the virus. It is an additional tool for people to consider in the HIV prevention toolbox.

What is Pre-exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP)?

Pre = before.Exposure = coming into contact with HIV. Prophylaxis = treatment to prevent an infection from happening

Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) is an HIV prevention strategy where HIV-negative individuals take anti-HIV medications before coming into contact with HIV to reduce their risk of becoming infected. The medications work to prevent HIV from establishing infection inside the body.

PrEP has been shown to reduce risk of HIV infection through sex for gay and bisexual men, transgender women, and heterosexual men and women, as well as among people who inject drugs.

It does not protect against other sexually transmitted infections (STI) or pregnancy. It is not a cure for HIV.

What is the difference between PrEP and PEP?

Post = afterExposure = coming into contact with HIVProphylaxis = treatment to prevent an infection from happening

Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) is an HIV prevention strategy where HIV-negative individuals take HIV medications after coming into contact with HIV to reduce their risk of becoming infected.
PEP is a month-long course of drugs and must be started within 72 hours after possible exposure.

Who does PrEP work for?

PrEP has been shown to help reduce HIV infection risk in multiple studies. The iPrEx trial showed that PrEP reduces the risk of HIV infection among gay and bisexual men and transgender women. Two large trials, Partners PrEP and TDF2, showed that PrEP also reduces the risk of HIV infection among heterosexual men and women. The Bangkok Tenofovir Study demonstrated that PrEP works for people who inject drugs.

Medications approved for PrEP

TRUVADA (also called FTC/TDF)

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Truvada for PrEP use in 2012. This medication is taken as a once-daily oral pill, which combines two medicines in one: Emtriva (also called emtricitabine or FTC) and Viread (also called tenofovir disoproxil fumarate or TDF). Truvada works by blocking an enzyme called HIV reverse transcriptase. By blocking this enzyme, it prevents HIV from making more copies of itself in the body.

Medications currently being studied for PrEP

Other anti-HIV drugs are also currently being studied for PrEP, to provide a wider array of options. They have not yet been 

SHOCK7 no mind am, it is not free

AJohnnasa:
All was set for joining in holy matrimony of Mr X and his heartrob. Time to call in the couple of the day, and bride was nowhere to be seen. News filtered the church that bride in HIV+, and groom is oblivious of that fact. Bride comes from a wealthy home, so it's normal thought that medical laboratory test result was doctored by her family.

How did we know? A former resident pastor [who has since been transferred to another branch] saw a vision in that regard. The bride's family have since confirmed that they have filed a missing person report, and that the girl is actually HIV+ but that she is still a virgin.

What was supposed to be a day of joy and celebration has turned out to be stuff nightmares are made of. Elders of the church, ordinary members, friends and well wishers are currently trooping in their numbers to Mr X's home to sympathise with him; and no one is thinking about party jollof, cake, or drinks.

This is how an only son would have been entrapped on Children's day.

UPDATE: After 14 months, Mr X has finally gotten married today to another woman.

Congratulations to him and his new wife.