₦airaland Forum

naptu2:
Full board coverage.

Nairaland says that I need 23 more characters.

LocalFARMERS:
-Awara- (made from Soya beans)
-Cooked Casava (they eat this with Kulikuli yaji)
-Suya
-Fried fish

Starz825:
All of huna go dey alright

Na how I go make money concern me

Abeg

joromii:
See as una just the call bomb and missiles like say na catapult. Una dey do fire me I fire you with Citizen's life. Just casually said "drop the bomb" like say na paper wey no get effect. What has this world turned to?!

utenwuson:
He should have opted of a less demanding course like SLT, radiography or biochem

folake4u:
This is very correct.

My problem too is the hideous wigs they put on while portraying the average Nigerian woman. I don't find it cute at all.

Offpoint1:
Una just dey use that nonsense word "Cohabiting"... Natural marriage has happened the day both people consented to be together and their both families accepted them.

Bride price is a crime against nature

Zonefree:
An average Nigerian woman is as short as fire hydrant.

KaptainAfrika:
Israel should remove the gloves and finish this ! this is not the time to slack !

Kingpele:
U can get your own meter and begin to enjoy your light

izzou:
[color=royalblue]Hello sir,

Are you okay? [/color]

June 20 (Reuters) -

Emmanuel Cherem, a 25-year-old gay man in Nigeria, tested positive for HIV two months after U.S. President Donald Trump's administration cut access for at-risk groups like gay men and injecting drug users to medication that prevents infection.

Sub-Saharan Africa remains the epicenter of the AIDS pandemic. Trump's cuts have restricted the availability of drugs that millions of Africans have taken to prevent infection - particularly vulnerable communities such as gay men and sex workers - as aid groups and public health systems in Africa strove to roll back the disease.

Cherem admits he should have been more careful about practicing safe sex but had become accustomed to using the U.S.-supplied pharmaceutical.

The drug - known as Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis, or PrEP - is typically taken daily as a tablet and can reduce the risk of contracting HIV through sex by 99%.

"I blame myself... Taking care of myself is my first duty as a person," Cherem said at his gym in Awka, the capital of Nigeria's southeastern state of Anambra.

"I equally blame the Trump administration because, you know, these things were available, and then, without prior notice, these things were cut off."

Trump ordered a 90-day pause on foreign aid after taking office in January and halted grants by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). The agency was responsible for implementing the bulk of the assistance under the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), the world's leading HIV/AIDS initiative.

Now, some of those who've lost access to the preventative medication because of U.S. cutbacks are already testing positive, according to 10 patients, health officials and activists.

Mindlog:
I guess if you find yourself in Nairobi, Kenya and you see a 5 year old walk up to you and stretches his/her hand for a handshake, asking you "how are you".....u go feel like drilling the kid into the ground!😂😂😳😂

pocohantas:
Aura for aura... abi how them dey talk am?