Lagos, Benue Lead HIV Infections As Young Women Remain Most Vulnerable

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Re: Lagos, Benue Lead HIV Infections As Young Women Remain Most Vulnerable – NDR by Tenses: 10:15pm On Apr 01

tiswell:
And ya wife is a woman,baba

Now you get my point.

Re: Lagos, Benue Lead HIV Infections As Young Women Remain Most Vulnerable – NDR by Mosco100(m): 11:44pm On Apr 01

Jesus wept.

Re: Lagos, Benue Lead HIV Infections As Young Women Remain Most Vulnerable – NDR by GenFunction: 5:07am On Apr 02

We know why women are worst hit.

Re: Lagos, Benue Lead HIV Infections As Young Women Remain Most Vulnerable – NDR by donbenie(m): 7:05am On Apr 02

FSBoperator:
Heard that people from the SE were swarming Benue state owned hospitals to get free retroactive drugs and that the real high cases are not in Benue but the SE instead.

You go explain tire,Blgot.

Re: Lagos, Benue Lead HIV Infections As Young Women Remain Most Vulnerable – NDR by donbenie(m): 7:14am On Apr 02

OctavianAC:
No, the doctors are very smart, they easily know the symptoms, except the person didn't use any medical hospital while diagnosing the cause of his/her sickness. The HIV patients and those who are close to them can know those who have it even without medical test.

You need to read more on HIV with this your mindset.

You are grossly misinformed.

Know the difference between an HIV patient and an AIDS patient because you are obviously confused.

A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.

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Re: Lagos, Benue Lead HIV Infections As Young Women Remain Most Vulnerable – NDR by Iseddy: 12:18pm On Apr 02

The only problem with hiv is stigmatisation, once infected people will start judging you without knowing your story... There are more deadly diseases killings people than hiv. HIV is just like malaria now. Do you know that hiv patients are being pampered in the hospital 😂😂, medication ls are even free

Re: Lagos, Benue Lead HIV Infections As Young Women Remain Most Vulnerable – NDR by Iseddy: 12:23pm On Apr 02

OctavianAC:
No, the doctors are very smart, they easily know the symptoms, except the person didn't use any medical hospital while diagnosing the cause of his/her sickness. The HIV patients and those who are close to them can know those who have it even without medical test.

😂 Your level of ignorance is out of this world. This 2026 ooo

Re: Lagos, Benue Lead HIV Infections As Young Women Remain Most Vulnerable – NDR by FSBoperator: 12:39pm On Apr 02

Iseddy:
The only problem with hiv is stigmatisation, once infected people will start judging you without knowing your story... There are more deadly diseases killings people than hiv. HIV is just like malaria now. Do you know that hiv patients are being pampered in the hospital 😂😂, medication ls are even free

There is a lot of problem with all terminal diseases and HIV/AIDS carries the most problems.

A disease that effectively destroys the body's immune system is no joke.

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Re: Lagos, Benue Lead HIV Infections As Young Women Remain Most Vulnerable – NDR by OctavianAC(m): 1:59pm On Apr 02

donbenie:
You need to read more on HIV with this your mindset.

You are grossly misinformed.

Know the difference between an HIV patient and an AIDS patient because you are obviously confused.

A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.

AIDS which is the advanced stage of HIV is visible. Do you have if have HIV patients around me. Do you know if i am talking from experience.

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