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Acekoncepts27:
I live in a compound that is occupied by students alone,there is this female neighbor of mine who has a very high libido, I mean she can literally rape a man when she's hot and she doesn't hide her promiscuity, she has slept with 99% of guys in the compound and she's also into runs.
We were friends because she's sociable and outspoken while I am introvert,she always tried to pull me out of my shell. It got to a time that she started chatting naughty with mind-blowing seductions,I resisted several times because I knew who she is(I was literally scared of her),this happened for a very long time while other guys were collecting their 3 points in the compound.
There was a time that I had issue at my work place and a huge amount of money was missing under my watch,I became depressed and sad,she was the only one close to me,she comforted me and all that an in that my vulnerable state of mind,we had s*x(unprotected), and this later continued for sometimes.
After some days i became very feverish and my body temperature was so high, I started seeing rashes in my lower abdomen, with serious migraine headache I was scared,I started googling the symptoms of HIV and all that I saw online were the same thing that was manifesting on me,I became scared,I couldn't talk to anyone,I started hating her and didn't talk to each other again.
This incident happened far back 2020 during the Covid-19 lockdown, I couldn't concentrate after then, I was devastated,I couldn't concentrate when I read about what people with this disease go through, because of this I started searching for HIV positive people online,I joined several positive people groups both on WhatsApp, Facebook, telegram etc.
It's worthy to note that am 32 years old and my body count isn't upto 4,I used to self service when am hot. After several years of not knowing my status and the fear of checking it,I zeroed my mind today,went to the state's general hospital,after several going back and forth,I later zeroed my mind and went to heart to heart ward,I met a lady,she started bombarding me with questions upon questions,I was really scared, I almost wanted to run away. She later brought up Oraquick test kit,,removed one and swiped severally in my mouth and told me that if two red lines come out that it's positive,and if it's one red line that it's negative ,and if there's no red line atall that the kit is faulty,after the test, only one red line came out and she said that I am NEGATIVE.
To God be the glory .

Doubleoh7:
Is the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development a joke to you? Or you think feeding school children with millions during lockdown is a mean feat?

Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed has drawn a battle line with her Communication and Digital Economy counterpart, Isa Ali Pantami over the planned collection of the increased tariff of five per cent on internet data and phone calls.

Against Pantami’s threats to stop implementation of the increased tariff on telecommunication consumers, saying it will scuttle the growth in the sector, the finance minister said government is going ahead to implement the new tariff hike no matter the opposition. She said the five per cent hike has been in the Finance Act 2020, but was never been implemented.

The finance minister made the remarks during a stakeholders’ meeting that was organised by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC). She was represented by the assistant director, tax policy in her ministry, Musa Umar. “Henceforth, the five percent excise duty will be collected by telecom operators and payment made to the federal government on a monthly basis, on or before 21st of every month,” the minister said yesterday.

Pantami had rejected the planned implementation of five percent excise duty in the Nigerian telecoms sector. He expressed his disapproval for the policy at a telecom forum in Lagos that was organised by the Nigeria Office for Developing the Indigenous Telecoms Sector (NODITS), an agency domiciled in the Nigeria Communications Commission (NCC).

He said that he would explore every legitimate means to stop the planned five percent excise duty tax on telecom consumers, faulting the timing and process of imposing the tax on the telecom industry, insisting that part of the responsibility of a responsive government was not to increase the challenges citizens were facing.

“I have not been contacted officially. If we are, we surely will state our case. The sector that contributes to the economy should be encouraged. You introduce excise duty to discourage luxury goods like alcohol, but broadband in the telecom sector is a necessity,” he told the gathering in Lagos.

But the finance minister said Pantami cannot claim to be absented in the whole processes that resulted in the Finance Act, which is a product of both the National Assembly and Federal Executive Council (FEC).

Ahmed said Pantami was involved in the making of the Finance Act which spells the said excise tariff hike policy. Therefore, “he could not obviously have had a point in his ‘dissenting views’ even as the National Assembly could not have contradicted itself on this matter, because the parliament had passed the Finance Bill before President Muhammadu Buhari signed it into law,” she said.

Mrs Ahmed said the federal government introduced “Telecommunication Services” in line with the Finance Act.

Nigeria is one of the largest telecommunication markets in Africa. Available report from the NCC shows four categories of operators, i.e., mobile (GSM), fixed telephony operators (fixed/fixed wireless), internet service providers (ISPS) and others (operators other than mobile & fixed telephony, ISPs).

Subscriber number continues to grow substantially, having increased from about 180 million subscribers in 2019 to over 200 million active subscriptions in 2020. This represents an increase of over nearly 11 percent in total subscriptions. Moreover, many countries in sub-Saharan Africa such as Tanzania, Uganda, Malawi, Kenya, Rwanda, Ghana and Burundi currently impose excise duty on telecommunication services ranging between five per cent to 20 per cent.

The excise duty on telecommunication services provided in Nigeria introduced through the Finance Act, 2020 with statutory enactment on 1st January, 2021 is yet to be implemented till date.

The government said the delay was to consider the need to ensure reasonable transition period before the implementation of the new tax, as well as providing clarity to all stakeholders on implementation modalities.

The finance minister claimed that she had through a circular dated 1st March, 2022 informed the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) and other heads of government ministries, departments and agencies (MDAs), including the Federal Ministry of Communication & Digital Economy about Buhari’s approval of the implementation of the five percent excise duty on telecommunication services with effect from 1st June, 2022.

PhantomThief:
POV: She's not online, so you're talking to someone else, but you keep checking her profile to see if she's back online because honestly, there's no place you'd rather be,no one you'd rather talk to, except her...
That's how you know you're a finished man

teadrake:
Western blotting test should reveal the status of your friend.