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mama bear: Nor be quarrel b4 oooo... I jus ve issues wiv pple sayin tinz dey can't xplain....
It can't be so hard 2giv a tangible rison...anytin dat doesn't ve a rison in life is meaningless so it shudnt be an issue

This is the problem with women, right from time they can't obey simple instructions.
GOD: Don't eat of the fruit of the forbidden
tree.
EVE: why shouldn't I eat it, why is it
forbidden? It doesn't make sense

Eve eats the fruit and the rest is history.
To cut the long story short, DON'T CROSS YOUR LEGS IN CHURCH.

poo(s_h_i_t)

non of dis shit wud actually work

who hasn't?

Judging from the fact that diseases such as polio, malaria e.t.c. have been eradicated in the u.s. and other western countries while these diseases are still affecting people in Nigeria, is an AIDS-free generation attainable in Nigeria?

judging from the fact that diseases such as polio, malaria e.t.c. have been eradicated in the u.s. and other western countries while these diseases are still affecting people in Nigeria, is an AIDS-free generation attainable in Nigeria?

Widely thought of as the most recognized
international health awareness day, the
Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/
AIDS, or UNAIDS, organized the event
until 2004. Since then, it has been
organized by the World AIDS Campaign's
Global Steering Committee.
"World AIDS Day has been, for many
years, an opportunity for people to think
about what AIDS means, what it has
done to us as a society," del Rio said.
Each World AIDS Day is centered around
a theme used to educate the public on
topics related to AIDS awareness. The
themes typically last one or two years
and have included topics such as "AIDS
and the Family," "Stigma and
Discrimination," and "Universal Access
and Human Rights."
Saturday is second World AIDS Day with
the theme of "Getting to Zero," which is
a campaign that will last until 2015. The
theme revolves around the World AIDS
Day target of "zero new HIV infections,
zero discrimination and zero AIDS related
deaths."
"The potential for creative, connected
and meaningful campaigning is really
exciting," said World AIDS Campaign
Africa Director Linda Mafu in a
statement. "Our organization will focus
on zero AIDS related deaths, but the
choice is there for others to pick a
different 'zero' or all three."
Organizers have set 10 goals to reach by
2015, including reducing sexually
transmitted cases of HIV by half,
preventing all new HIV infections among
people who use drugs and addressing
HIV/AIDS-related health needs of women
and girls.
And this year, World AIDS Day is
specifically focusing on working towards
an AIDS-free generation.
"Maybe not for my children's or their
children's generation, but two or three
generations from now, maybe we can see
AIDS as something from the past," said
del Rio. "And I think that would be a
lofty goal and fantastic accomplishment."
The theme comes at a dire time in the
fight against HIV, with only one third of
the 15 million who are HIV positive
receiving proper treatment. And despite
the advancements made with
antiretrovirals drugs, the number of new
infections exceeds the number of people
starting treatment.
However, del Rio suggested World AIDS
Day and other prevention programs have
helped because the most recent data
shows a drop in the number of new cases
and deaths.
Another major goal of Getting to Zero is
rights-based, ensuring that people living
with HIV/AIDS have a voice among
policymakers by advocating for the
removal of laws that punish drug users,
homosexuals and sex workers.
"Decision makers need to understand
that people living with HIV, the
marginalized, the dispossessed, all of us,
want our rights," Mafu said.
But perhaps the most basic mission of
World AIDS Day is to promote support
for those who have HIV/AIDS.
"We can take care of them with
compassion and provide them help," said
del Rio. "Helping people to take care of
themselves is a very important part of
addressing the epidemic."

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Jasmine Jetz: I do nothing!

so you would rather die in silence. Hope you learn one or two things from the thread.

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op, I feel your pain but the best option is for you to get married. Sit down and think it through. who will take care of the kids.
Or is it that you are married but don't have kids and you are trying to get kids at all cost. If that is the case, go and adopt kids, there is nothing wrong with that.
If you go ahead with this your special arrangement and God forbid, something happens to you before they are grown up, who will take care of the kids?

This is a big lie. if the baby is 1month old, how old is the fetus ?>:

Dats just rubbish. very soon they will set up a panel to investigate... that will come up with... results.

spent all of it except one 1 thousand Naira note I kept as a souvenir.

Priceless007: hahaha,i hope say her pastor don remind her to bring tithe money.

dat tithe go plenty oh

coming to think about it, my last 3 Girlfriends look alike and its driving me nuts.

Just saw this Ad on Chelsea Tv.

DI MATTEO: Boss, I just got a £2m offer for el Nino.

Abramovich: Sell him!!!

OLX, everything sells , everything sells.lol