klever18:
fake news



I wonder how this got to fp

I know some1 with similar issue in Lagos thats needs to start travel process but can't becos of this problem.

I know some1 with similar issue in Lagos, very sad.

If you have never heard ([/b]obalende, cms, bridge, eko[b] !!!) this while in Lagos, You must be a new in Lagos.

An unspecified population of young female HIV carriers roam the streets of Borno State, hawking items and, in the process, spreading the virus to promiscuous buyers of those items.
Rendering the HIV/AIDS situation in Borno State more scary, in contrast to the current decrease in the HIV/AIDS prevalence nationwide, is the cessation of marriage among the carriers, which is one of the ways to contain the spread of the virus to only among the carriers.
The young HIV-carrying girls are said to be the daughters of about 4,000 HIV-carrying widows whose husbands were killed in the Boko Haram insurgency.
While surviving in IDP camps and host communities, these mothers and daughters contracted the virus in their struggles to squeeze out survival through promiscuity amidst difficulties.
These 4000 widows and their daughters, registered between 2015 and now, form about 40 per cent of the surviving 11,600 HIV carriers in the register of the Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS (NEPWHAN) across Borno State.
The 11,600 are the survivors out of the 27,000 originally in the registers of the Network, after the death of about 15,400 over the last three years due to the high mortality rate among the HIV/AIDS carriers in the state.
“These 4,000 widows and their daughters have no relations to assist them with necessary provisions for survival to augment the little they collect from SEMA and NEMA, and they are forced by hardship to send out their daughters to the streets, hawking items and, in the process, spread the virus to promiscuous customers of their wares, who took advantage of the young girls,” Hassan Mustapha, Borno State and Northeast Coordinator of NEPHWAN, told Kanem Trust.

“Nationwide, we are celebrating a decrease in prevalence but in Borno State there is no cause for celebration yet.’’
He said this was because of the failure to implement the three provisions to the carriers of the virus in the state.
“These, agreements are: care and support, which is principally the provision of the ARV, food supplement  and skills acquisition. These are the responsibilities of Borno State government and the supporting partners such as the World Bank, FHI and UNFPA.
“The agreement is that the state government provides counterpart funding while the supporting partners provide the drugs, food supplements and skills acquisition.
“For the drugs, you know what that means. The food supplement is because the carriers are placed on specific diets and the skills acquisition is to enable them earn cash to meet other necessities of livelihood.
“The supporting partners can only meet their own parts of the agreement if the state government meets its own by providing the counterpart funding.
“Borno State government has, however, not released the three years counterpart funding it owes, amounting N45 million. We heard it was approved by the governor since three years ago.
“Due to the inability of the state government to provide the counterpart funding, the supporting partners have remained silent on everything other than treatment, which is provided by FHI 360.
“This delay in the release of the cash backing has plunged us into the present situation where young and adult carriers have to explore other means to meet needs, including promiscuity by the HIV-positive widows and daughters, because drugs alone are insufficient for treatment without the food supplement.
“In fact, let me even tell you that the World Bank has ceased to be a supporting partner since 2014 when the life cycle of its HIV/AIDS project expired. So no support comes from the World Bank now,” explained.
“The situation of women carriers is even more pathetic,” Mrs Lado Yusuf, a lady-carrier,complained.
“They often call us, especially from Southern Borno, complaining that hardships necessitates them sending their children for street hawking to meet feeding and school fees requirements.”

https://www.dailytrust.com.ng/in-borno-young-female-street-hawkers-now-spread-hiv.html

I cant blame them at all..

Shibaraba:
Good move.
My gateman na Ghanian
I want make them deport am sef
He dey pass information to my ladies
Because them dey sabi catch me wella. And na especially when he dey house.

The Federal Government has announced the deportation of four Ghanaian nationals for what it attributed to their violation of some immigration rules.

This was disclosed in a statement issued by the Public Relations Unit of the Nigeria Immigration Service, NIS, Friday in Abuja.

The statement reads: “The Nigeria Immigration Service has carried out a Deportation Order as authorised by the Honourable Minister of Interior in respect of four Ghanaian Nationals for violating various provisions of the Immigration Act and Regulations.

“This is in line with the powers vested on the Honourable Minister of Interior in Section 45(1) and (2) of the Immigration Act 2015.

“The Order which was issued in the interest of the Public affects three males and a female. They are, Florence Donkur, Simon Gyan, Yeboah Collins and Alhaji Isa.

“They were deported to their country of origin via Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja today 22nd March, 2019 by 0900 hrs.

“The Comptroller General of Immigration, Muhammad Babandede, uses this medium to reaffirm the commitment of the Service to enforce relevant laws whenever the need arises while encouraging regular migrants in the country to be law abiding”.

https://www.today.ng/news/nigeria/nigeria-deports-ghanaians-violation-immigration-rules-205590/amp?__twitter_impression=true

vivianobas:
Hello everyone,

Please I am on the verge of getting admission from BSBI Berlin for the winter semester but the fees for my intended program of study is 10k Euros after 2k5 scholarship reduction. But they are asking for 2k Euros deposit immediately I get the admission. Abeg help recommend Masters management courses from tuition free institutions. 10k Euros nor be beans. Please help a sister. Thank you all in advance

How far, have you found any school that is tuition free ?

Thanks alot , but what about jobs in qatar, is the situation better than UAE ?

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Any info on Qatar visa? Every1 is just focusing on UAE.

Knowing Helen for a short while when she lived on the same street with me (faluyi street in iju ishaga), believe me , she was truly playful and comical, and you could say in Yoruba " ara è o bale ". Glad for her. Study your kids well and dont kill their shine.

Guys, please i want to pay uni-assist, can i do bank transfer from Nigeria? Please advise.

wilcox:

Just board a BRT bus from yaba to island tell them to stop you at mandilas.

Thanks

wilcox:

Which location are you coming from?

Am currently lodging some where in yaba. I dont actually stay in Lagos

Good day house, am not too familiar with Lagos island ,pls, how do i get to mandilas market to buy clothes abeg, i dont to want to use google maps alone, i also want human assistance pls...

ikechemez:
All that's needed is identification card. Any card at all will do

Thanks alot

Hello everyone, please can i board a local flight with my Work ID? because thats all i can present for now, i dont want to book for my flight and get bounced at the airport for not having other forms of identification.

This one should be in fp joor

Agbaletu:

Maxi Air has not started Kaduna route.

Ok, thaks alot .

Agbaletu:
I will advise you go with Azman. Azman and Maxi Air are the most reliable follow by Air Peace in Nigeria.

Thanks alot..... i will check both of the them.

JasonScoolari:
Arik Air, though they can cancel their flights like someone who can't spell.

Very funny

kingreign:

that unfortunately is one of the most reliable airline company.

the recent incident makes it hard for me to consider air peace, but thank alot , i was thinking arik before, but the delay in Nigerian flight schedule is staggering .

Lexusgs430:


Unfortunately, all players in the industry have their own faults peculiar to the way, aviation industry is run in Nigeria.......


If only one had funds for a private jet...........

the torture of going on a 12 hours journey is hard to bear. arik seems to have least criticism.

Lexusgs430:


AirPeace would give you some peace..... I hope not pieces.....

not air peace abeg.

hillsiderfak:
You better go by road.

not an option. i just need people who fly regularly with in Nigeria to give me their option.

Good day Nairalanders, i need your advise please, i want to take a trip to kaduna very soon and i don`t want to go by road, please which airline is sensible and a reliable in Nigeria. All this story about airlines cancelling or delaying flights and near death experience is giving me concern, Please advise.

You can watch this speech pathologist on youtube or refer someone who may need it


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQUBiOdXlig&t=1s#menu

Ok

Nice