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In other words, those who NEWLY got it might be double that number, just they are not yet sick or have the need to test.

Gotocourt:
Team RAW or nothing

if you like, follow me.

They are the once sharing. They have something to share.

What do we call this now
Is it frustration or carelessness
These alarming n crazy figures within two months...
This is not about government but strictly individuals...
Few minutes enjoyment can get you stuck for life with Antiretroviral drugs...
Think before you knock raw

Ekiti came 2nd in the +ve sense... my people no too dey knack like dat

You all keep talking about the virus but failed to talk about the big corporations that keeps churning out new diseases for their personal gain, why can't they research and produce the cure with the billions they spend yearly producing or subsidising the drugs.

Hungrychicken:
Syphilis was positive?

Yes wetin happen make I die and start thinking?

sunnedee:
Staph is a normal bacteria on everybody's skin.
Testing positive for syphilis is what you should worry about.

Worry about it
Nope treatment has started

QuinQ:
You should also go do herpes, vaginitis, gonorrhea, genital warts, etc

Lol I be man oo
Which one be vaginitis
Gonorrhea I don't have

Leepeak:
Lol I be man oo
Which one be vaginitis
Gonorrhea I don't have

But you do have staphylococcus and lifetime syphilis. Were those few minutes of illicit sex worth it?

I meant Trich that causes vaginitis
See circled below

DrMB:
Are we looking away from a silent crisis?
While the headlines focus on politics and the economy, the latest health data reveals a sobering reality. Over the last three months alone, thousands of Nigerians have tested positive for HIV.
Is your state doing enough regarding testing, awareness, and prevention?
Here is the official breakdown of newly tested HIV-positive patients across Nigeria between March and May 2026, according to the National Data Repository.
High numbers can mean two things: a higher spread, or simply better, more aggressive testing campaigns in those states.
👇 What do you think is driving these numbers in your state? Are advocacy programs fading, or is healthcare access improving?
Drop your thoughts in the comments below. Let’s talk about it.


Source

The south appears to be doing better than the north here

Runs girl don dey hustle full time in Lagos


They stand at roughly every junction now .

DrMB:
Are we looking away from a silent crisis?
While the headlines focus on politics and the economy, the latest health data reveals a sobering reality. Over the last three months alone, thousands of Nigerians have tested positive for HIV.
Is your state doing enough regarding testing, awareness, and prevention?
Here is the official breakdown of newly tested HIV-positive patients across Nigeria between March and May 2026, according to the National Data Repository.
High numbers can mean two things: a higher spread, or simply better, more aggressive testing campaigns in those states.
👇 What do you think is driving these numbers in your state? Are advocacy programs fading, or is healthcare access improving?
Drop your thoughts in the comments below. Let’s talk about it.


Source

These numbers are concerning, but they should be interpreted carefully. A higher number of newly identified cases does not automatically mean HIV is spreading faster, it can also indicate that testing campaigns are reaching more people who previously didn’t know their status. The real question is whether testing, awareness, treatment access, and prevention efforts are keeping pace with the need. Early detection saves lives and reduces transmission. Rather than stigma, we need more education, more testing, and stronger public health interventions across all states.

QuinQ:
But you do have staphylococcus and lifetime syphilis. Were those few minutes of illicit sex worth it?

I meant Trich that causes vaginitis
See circled below

check well before u post so syphilis na life time something

Leepeak:
check well before u post so syphilis na life time something

Herpes, I meant herpes, as shown below

SolQeff:
These numbers are concerning, but they should be interpreted carefully. A higher number of newly identified cases does not automatically mean HIV is spreading faster, it can also indicate that testing campaigns are reaching more people who previously didn’t know their status. The real question is whether testing, awareness, treatment access, and prevention efforts are keeping pace with the need. Early detection saves lives and reduces transmission. Rather than stigma, we need more education, more testing, and stronger public health interventions across all states.

People also ought know there are PEP and PrEP
as shown below.
PrEP taken only twice yearly will prevent HIV but costs over $28K per year!

(This is why I suspect a cure already exists but they won't release it - because of that $28K per year. Because once there's a cure people will no longer need it!)