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Guy what if your boss had already read this your whistleblowing here on nairaland..even if he hasn't read it here on nairaland I would advise you to accost your boss or the secretary ask them to help you get a transfer that act would should tell them that you have no intention of blackmailing them on day. If you do not take my advice seriously just be lest assured that Your boss is already planning how to eliminate you one day..this is very risky.

At some point, every Christian has had a family member, a friend, co-worker, or acquaintance who is not a Christian. Sharing the gospel with others can be difficult, and it can become even more difficult when it involves someone with whom we have close emotional ties. The Bible tells us that some people will be offended at the gospel ( Luke 12:51–53 ). However, we are commanded to share the gospel, and there is no excuse for not doing so ( Matthew 28:19–20 ; Acts 1:8 ; 1 Peter 3:15 ). So, how can we evangelize our family members, friends, co-workers, and acquaintances? The most important thing we can do is pray for them. Pray that God would change their hearts and open their eyes to the truth of the gospel ( 2 Corinthians 4:4 ). Pray that God would convince them of His love for them and their need for salvation through Jesus Christ ( John 3:16 ). Pray for wisdom as to how to best minister to them ( James 1:5 ). We must be willing and bold in our actual sharing of the gospel . Proclaim the message of salvation through Jesus Christ to your friends and family ( Romans 10:9–10 ). Always be prepared to speak of your faith ( 1 Peter 3:15 ), doing so with gentleness and respect. There is no substitute for personally sharing the gospel: “Faith comes from hearing the message, and the message is heard through the word about Christ” ( Romans 10:17 ). In addition to praying and sharing our faith, we must also live godly Christian lives in front of our friends and family members so they can see the change God has made in us ( 1 Peter 3:1–2 ). Ultimately, we must leave the salvation of our loved ones up to God. It is God’s power and grace that saves people, not our efforts. The best we can do is pray for them, witness to them, and live the Christian life in front of them. It is God who gives the increase ( 1 Corinthians 3:6 ).

[quote author=Towncrier007 post=51372873]This is a personal experience which I'm sharing here on NL for everyone to wisen up about hiv matters...

I had sex with a lady that tried discouraging me from using a condom,her excuse was that it injures her vagina, it would have been tempting because of how neat and beautiful she looked like, but I refused to give in, it may sound as though am heartless but I don't play with my life when it comes to raw sex.
I refuse to succumb to her no sex game. fortunately for me later my friend who works in St Nicholas Hospital (hiv centre) told me that he say that particular girl came around for her retrovirus drugs.
fear catch me, as I was left in shock and fear, I then thought hope the condom didn't penetrate or something, reason I was forced to go for a test . Thank God am Negative.
so when last did you go for an hiv test?




please Op what does HIV really mean I am 23 now but don't know what that means I have hearing people mention this word over and over