We have Apc thieves too.. when will they be quizzed?

Michellla:
You will definitely hurt her feelings if you go blunt on this.
Instead, buy her gifts of scented soaps, perfumes...you know....toiletries that would help chase the odour away. You've got to be tactical man!
You gotta help her do this without embarrassing or hurting her feelings. Cheers!

scented soaps and perfumes for what??

silent10:

Yeah, cox anyone can post anything

yeah... true

She should back her accusations with chat history

I know its not the guy..

Nice pictures

But but keep yur family lives a little outside public glare

I hope yu know these business men dont make this turn overs everyday..

Some days are really bad, dey go home without a dime.
I get yur point.. diversify yur income and all dat. But if you look closely, those civil servants, bankers live better lives compared to the 'average' business man.

Know your status.

Use preventive measures if you re negative.

Seek medical care if yu re positive. This day's its better managed when treatment starts early.

By Chioma Obinna & Gabriel Olawale
Lagos—As Nigeria today joins the rest of the world to mark 2015 World AIDS Day, the World Health Organisation, WHO, yesterday announced that the Millennium Development Goal that called for halting and reversing the spread of HIV on a global basis was met with 7.8 million lives saved in 15 years.
WHO also announced that the number of HIV deaths was reduced by 42 per cent by 2014 from a peak of more than 2 million in 2004 to an estimated 1.2 million.
The global health body, in a new report to mark this year’s World AIDS Day however noted that the world is poised to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030.
The report tagged; “Global Health Sector Response to HIV 2000-2015”also observed that the projections of an end to the epidemic by 2030 once considered to be unattainable are now realistic.
According to the report, “The rapid scale-up of access to Antiretroviral Therapy, ART, one of the greatest public health achievements in recent times, has made treatment available to more than 16 million people living with HIV across the globe.
“Today, more than 11 million people in the WHO African Region alone are receiving HIV treatment, versus about 11 000 who were taking the medications 15 years ago,” the report added.
Describing the progress as a thousand-fold increase, the report which noted that more must be done disclosed that globally 60 percent of all people living with HIV have not yet enrolled in antiretroviral treatment.
Reacting to the report in the statement, the WHO Regional Director for Africa, Dr. Matshidiso Moeti explained that in the last 15 years, new HIV infections have reduced by 41 per cent in the African Region, more than in any region in the world.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/12/world-aids-day-7-8m-lives-saved-in-15-years-who/

The stigmatisation attached to hiv is the leading cause of not seeking treatment. Nigerians chose not to learn.

By Chioma Obinna
AN estimated 2.9 million people living with HIV/AIDS out of 3.4 million Nigerians diagnosed last year are not receiving treatment needed to suppress the infection. Those affected, most of who are currently living in hiding, are not only at risk of death from HIV related illnesses, but are also infecting new people, causing a surge of the disease.

HIV
Nigerian HIV experts revealed this at a scientific symposium to mark this year’s World AIDS Day, organised by the Nigerian Institute of Medical Research, NIMR, in collaboration with Nigeria Medical Association, NMA, Lagos branch.
In her submission, representative of the Population Council Abuja, Dr. Sylvia Adebajo noted that only 500,000 people are currently on treatment, while the 2.9 million largely men, serve as reservoir for the spread of HIV.
“Men do not go to hospital as much as women so they are the most difficult to reach. Those at higher risks include; women, homosexuals, men who engage with drugs and those who have sex with female sex workers.”
Adebajo said  the attitude of testing people and letting them go without follow up needs to be stopped, and more people, particularly men needs to be reached with treatment.
Director-General of NIMR, Prof Innocent Ujah regretted that despite that effective available for the diagnosis and clinical management, the AIDS epidemic still claims an estimated two million lives each year, of which about 270, 000 are children.
“The multi – year theme since 2012 has been “getting to zero with the three main sub-themes of zero new infections, zero deaths from AIDs – related illnesses and zero discrimination.
Ujah who lauded the UNAIDS 90 – 90 -90 initiative said it was designed to have 90 percent of all people diagnosed with HIV infection receive sustained ARV therapy and 90- percent of all people receiving ARV will have viral suppression.
“With 90 percent of those on treatment having viral suppression, there will be a drastic break of transmission of new infection and end the HIV/AIDS pandemic by 2030.”
He said NIMR will be conducting an outreach in Alimosho Local Government area of Lagos state to increase awareness on HIV/AIDS as well as enhance HIV counselling and testing.
Also in her presentation, on how to prevent new infection, Dr. Oladipo Fisher, from Lagos State AIDS Control Agency, LASACA, said early initiation of HIV positive people into antiretroviral drugs will decrease rate of new infection, as well as reduce HIV-related illnesses and deaths.
In the same vein, Consultant Haematologist at Lagos University Teaching Hospital, LUTH, Prof. Sulaimon Akanmu, noted that people who test positive to HIV can possibly eliminate the virus if they commence treatment immediately they are diagnosed. “This will help bring their viral load to an undetectable level, where they will likely not infect other people, and is in line with the World Health Organization, WHO’s new treatment guideline for HIV/AIDS.”

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/12/2-9m-hiv-positive-nigerians-not-on-treatment-experts/

Warris dis?

Sorry abt the #400

Owk

Is she still playing professional football?

Oga S.eun join her nah... or you cant swim?

Oh your pot belly!!!

Happy birthday Egberi papa 1 of nigeria

Blurr

Lol

#believe

What happened to Audu?

Sugabelly??

Bribing your kids..., is your personal effort to spoil dem

Nonsense

I pray yu are owk anywhere yu are. Amen

I can tell one thing.. she is going to get married to someone else. Dont bother trying to tie her down.

doubleportion:


Me I just dey cry!
If those commments were coming from the supposed leaders of tommorrow! Infact, am still weeping !

But your WAILING is a loooooong thing!

lol.. me wailer? I be hustler

I just they laugh...

All enemies of Nigeria and her progress will face God's judgment soon

Good

Hope no hidden charges shaa

Hoping they reduce it longer than wat it is.