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NaijaOlosho:
Naija second position

We Yoruba carry first for Naija

You can bash me if you like even if it is where I came from I must speak the truth

because our men and rape cases

wel said sweet baby

What do all these countries have in common?






Simple. Their women have bigyansh

no North Africa country on the list

Why only African countries

What about Swaziland?
I heard that country is very close to extinction

[quote author=Luciferdevil2 post=73466458]But we love skin to skin, why are you guys scaring us today?r ;Dtr
Can't you even lick a sweet without unwrapping it?
Can you eat a banana without unpeeling it?
That's how p*ssy ris, please leave us to enjoy ourselves.[/quww2rote] YOUR USER NAME SAY IT ALL according TO THE scripture DEVIL THE LUCIFER come to steal, kill and destroy.

What about European countries, what about Asia what about America. People don't have HIV/AIDS in these countries? Every time it is always Africa they focus on.

They continue to use Africa as their market and test all manner of bullshi.t on us.

Apple2:
3.2m? Jesus, that means almost everyone walking past me are infected, haa. No more sex nor touching body from today

Hope u realize there are 190million people in Nigeria

alhassanyusuf29:
half of those living with HIV in Nigeria are from the SE region

statistics says otherwise.. go to kogi and Benue you will cry

show me the statistics

murphyibiam15:
statistics says otherwise.. go to kogi and Benue you will cry

Africa, but why? whyyyyyyyyyyyyy?

alhassanyusuf29:
show me the statistics

use google or check yesterday's statistics of HIV in Nigerian regions here on nairaland so you know..SE is the lowest..I'm a doctor and I worked in kogi..the rate there is too high..

I'm out

tstx:
The number of people living with the HIV infection in the African continent is 5 times higher than in any other continent. And the African countries below are the ones leading.


1. South Africa - 7.2 Million
South Africa has the biggest and most high-profile HIV epidemic in the world, with an estimated 7.2 million people living with HIV in 2017.

The country accounts for a third of all new HIV infections in southern Africa.

In 2017, there were 270,000 new HIV infections and 110,000 South Africans died from AIDS-related illnesses.

But the good news is, South Africa has made huge improvements in getting people to test for HIV in recent years and is now almost meeting the first of the 90-90-90 targets, with 86% of people aware of their status.
The country also has the largest ART programme in the world, which has undergone even more expansion in recent years with the implementation of ‘test and treat’ guidelines.

2. Nigeria - 3.2 Million
Nigeria has the second largest HIV epidemic in the world and the second largest HIV epidemic in Africa, the nation also has one of the highest rates of new infection in sub-Saharan Africa.

Although HIV prevalence among adults is much less (2.8%) than other sub-Saharan African countries such as South Africa (18.8%) and Zambia (11.5%), the size of Nigeria's population means 3.1 million people were living with HIV in 2017.

It is estimated that around two-thirds of new HIV infections in West and Central Africa in 2017 occurred in Nigeria. Together with South Africa and Uganda , the country accounts for around half of all new HIV infections in sub-Saharan Africa every year. This is despite achieving a 5% reduction in new infections between 2010 and 2017.

3. Kenya - 1.6 Million
Kenya has the third highest HIV epidemic in Africa, with an adult prevalence rate of 5.40%.

Kenya has about 840,000 children (aged 0 to 17) orphaned as a result of the virus; 1.6 million people living with HIV and about 36,000 HIV related deaths.
4. Mozambique - 1.8 Million
According to a recent report by UNAID, 1.8 million people are currently living with the virus in Mozambique. Which means the country has the 8th highest HIV rate in the world, and the fourth highest in Africa.

According to UNICEF and CDC data, there is a 11.5 percent rate of HIV infection within adults aged 15 to 49, an estimated total of 34,000 AIDS related deaths in individuals 15 years or older, and approximately 802,659 adults living with HIV on ART.
5. Tanzania - 1.4 million
Tanzania has an estimated 1,400,000 people living with
HIV, and an adult prevalence rate of 4.7%.

The news isn't all bad though as significant progress in response to HIV has been achieved in the last decade.

6. Uganda - 1.4 Million
In 2017, an estimated 1.4 million people were living with HIV, and an estimated 26,000 Ugandans died of AIDS-related illnesses.

The epidemic is firmly established in the general population. As of 2017, the estimated HIV prevalence among adults (aged 15 to 49) stood at 5.9%. Women are disproportionately affected, with 8.8% of adult women living with HIV compared to 14.3% of men.

Other groups particularly affected by HIV in Uganda are sex workers, young girls and adolescent women, men who have sex with men, people who inject drugs and people from Uganda’s transient fishing communities.

7. Zimbabwe - 1.3 Million

Zimbabwe has one of the highest HIV prevalences in sub-Saharan Africa at 13.3%, with 1.3 million people living with HIV in 2017.

The HIV epidemic in Zimbabwe is generalised and is largely driven by unprotected heterosexual sex.

Women are disproportionately affected, particularly adolescent girls and young women. However, there are growing epidemics among key populations such as sex workers and men who have sex with men who are at higher risk of HIV. National data on these populations is sparse as only a minimal amount of data is collected and reported in national documents.

There is good news though, in 2017, new infections dropped to 41,000 from 79,000 in 2010, with behaviour change communication, high treatment coverage and prevention of mother-to-child transmission services thought to be responsible for this decline.

Deaths from AIDS-related illnesses has also fallen and continues to fall – from 61,000 in 2013 to 22,000 in 2017.
8. Zambia - 1.2 Million
In 2017, around 41,000 adults and 7,300 children became newly infected with HIV in Zambia.

Although New infections are decreasing, especially in children - in 2010, 60,000 adults and 13,000 children acquired HIV. Overall, this equates to a 24% reduction in new infections since 2010.

In the same year around 1.1 million people in Zambia were living with HIV and 16,000 people died from an AIDS-related illnesses. Also, in 2017, 83% of people living with HIV newly enrolled in care had active tuberculosis
9. Malawi - 1 Million
Malawi’s HIV prevalence is one of the highest in the world, with 9.2% of the adult population (aged 15-49) living with HIV. An estimated one million Malawians were living with HIV in 2016 and 24,000 Malawians died from AIDS-related illnesses in the same year.

The Malawian HIV epidemic plays a critical role in the country’s low life expectancy of just 57 years for men and 60 for women.

Over the last decade though, impressive efforts to reduce the HIV epidemic have been made at both national and local levels. In 2016, 70% of people living with HIV in Malawi were aware of their status, of which 89% were on treatment, of which 89% were virally suppressed. This equates to 66% of all people living with HIV in Malawi on treatment and 59% of all people living with HIV being virally suppressed.

Also, new infections have dramatically declined from 98,000 in 2005, to 36,000 in 2016
10. Cameroon - 560,000
In the category of the high prevalence HIV African countries, Cameroon is probably one of the least cases with about 560,000 infected people and a 3.8% adult prevalence rate.

In 2016, Cameroon had 32,000 new HIV infections and 29, 000 AIDS-related deaths. Currently out of the 560, 000 people living with HIV, about 37%-43% of them have access to antiretroviral therapy.

Source: https://listwand.com/top-10-african-countries-with-the-highest-number-of-people-living-with-hiv-aids/

3.2m Is that why we are the giant of Africa.

if Naija no de first, dem go de second.

tstx:
The number of people living with the HIV infection in the African continent is 5 times higher than in any other continent. And the African countries below are the ones leading.


1. South Africa - 7.2 Million
South Africa has the biggest and most high-profile HIV epidemic in the world, with an estimated 7.2 million people living with HIV in 2017.

The country accounts for a third of all new HIV infections in southern Africa.

In 2017, there were 270,000 new HIV infections and 110,000 South Africans died from AIDS-related illnesses.

But the good news is, South Africa has made huge improvements in getting people to test for HIV in recent years and is now almost meeting the first of the 90-90-90 targets, with 86% of people aware of their status.
The country also has the largest ART programme in the world, which has undergone even more expansion in recent years with the implementation of ‘test and treat’ guidelines.

2. Nigeria - 3.2 Million
Nigeria has the second largest HIV epidemic in the world and the second largest HIV epidemic in Africa, the nation also has one of the highest rates of new infection in sub-Saharan Africa.

Although HIV prevalence among adults is much less (2.8%) than other sub-Saharan African countries such as South Africa (18.8%) and Zambia (11.5%), the size of Nigeria's population means 3.1 million people were living with HIV in 2017.

It is estimated that around two-thirds of new HIV infections in West and Central Africa in 2017 occurred in Nigeria. Together with South Africa and Uganda , the country accounts for around half of all new HIV infections in sub-Saharan Africa every year. This is despite achieving a 5% reduction in new infections between 2010 and 2017.

3. Kenya - 1.6 Million
Kenya has the third highest HIV epidemic in Africa, with an adult prevalence rate of 5.40%.

Kenya has about 840,000 children (aged 0 to 17) orphaned as a result of the virus; 1.6 million people living with HIV and about 36,000 HIV related deaths.
4. Mozambique - 1.8 Million
According to a recent report by UNAID, 1.8 million people are currently living with the virus in Mozambique. Which means the country has the 8th highest HIV rate in the world, and the fourth highest in Africa.

According to UNICEF and CDC data, there is a 11.5 percent rate of HIV infection within adults aged 15 to 49, an estimated total of 34,000 AIDS related deaths in individuals 15 years or older, and approximately 802,659 adults living with HIV on ART.
5. Tanzania - 1.4 million
Tanzania has an estimated 1,400,000 people living with
HIV, and an adult prevalence rate of 4.7%.

The news isn't all bad though as significant progress in response to HIV has been achieved in the last decade.

6. Uganda - 1.4 Million
In 2017, an estimated 1.4 million people were living with HIV, and an estimated 26,000 Ugandans died of AIDS-related illnesses.

The epidemic is firmly established in the general population. As of 2017, the estimated HIV prevalence among adults (aged 15 to 49) stood at 5.9%. Women are disproportionately affected, with 8.8% of adult women living with HIV compared to 14.3% of men.

Other groups particularly affected by HIV in Uganda are sex workers, young girls and adolescent women, men who have sex with men, people who inject drugs and people from Uganda’s transient fishing communities.

7. Zimbabwe - 1.3 Million

Zimbabwe has one of the highest HIV prevalences in sub-Saharan Africa at 13.3%, with 1.3 million people living with HIV in 2017.

The HIV epidemic in Zimbabwe is generalised and is largely driven by unprotected heterosexual sex.

Women are disproportionately affected, particularly adolescent girls and young women. However, there are growing epidemics among key populations such as sex workers and men who have sex with men who are at higher risk of HIV. National data on these populations is sparse as only a minimal amount of data is collected and reported in national documents.

There is good news though, in 2017, new infections dropped to 41,000 from 79,000 in 2010, with behaviour change communication, high treatment coverage and prevention of mother-to-child transmission services thought to be responsible for this decline.

Deaths from AIDS-related illnesses has also fallen and continues to fall – from 61,000 in 2013 to 22,000 in 2017.
8. Zambia - 1.2 Million
In 2017, around 41,000 adults and 7,300 children became newly infected with HIV in Zambia.

Although New infections are decreasing, especially in children - in 2010, 60,000 adults and 13,000 children acquired HIV. Overall, this equates to a 24% reduction in new infections since 2010.

In the same year around 1.1 million people in Zambia were living with HIV and 16,000 people died from an AIDS-related illnesses. Also, in 2017, 83% of people living with HIV newly enrolled in care had active tuberculosis
9. Malawi - 1 Million
Malawi’s HIV prevalence is one of the highest in the world, with 9.2% of the adult population (aged 15-49) living with HIV. An estimated one million Malawians were living with HIV in 2016 and 24,000 Malawians died from AIDS-related illnesses in the same year.

The Malawian HIV epidemic plays a critical role in the country’s low life expectancy of just 57 years for men and 60 for women.

Over the last decade though, impressive efforts to reduce the HIV epidemic have been made at both national and local levels. In 2016, 70% of people living with HIV in Malawi were aware of their status, of which 89% were on treatment, of which 89% were virally suppressed. This equates to 66% of all people living with HIV in Malawi on treatment and 59% of all people living with HIV being virally suppressed.

Also, new infections have dramatically declined from 98,000 in 2005, to 36,000 in 2016
10. Cameroon - 560,000
In the category of the high prevalence HIV African countries, Cameroon is probably one of the least cases with about 560,000 infected people and a 3.8% adult prevalence rate.

In 2016, Cameroon had 32,000 new HIV infections and 29, 000 AIDS-related deaths. Currently out of the 560, 000 people living with HIV, about 37%-43% of them have access to antiretroviral therapy.

Source: https://listwand.com/top-10-african-countries-with-the-highest-number-of-people-living-with-hiv-aids/

Upon all the pastors claiming to be healing HIV/AIDS patients. Religion Issa scam

tstx:
The number of people living with the HIV infection in the African continent is 5 times higher than in any other continent. And the African countries below are the ones leading.


1. South Africa - 7.2 Million
South Africa has the biggest and most high-profile HIV epidemic in the world, with an estimated 7.2 million people living with HIV in 2017.

The country accounts for a third of all new HIV infections in southern Africa.

In 2017, there were 270,000 new HIV infections and 110,000 South Africans died from AIDS-related illnesses.

But the good news is, South Africa has made huge improvements in getting people to test for HIV in recent years and is now almost meeting the first of the 90-90-90 targets, with 86% of people aware of their status.
The country also has the largest ART programme in the world, which has undergone even more expansion in recent years with the implementation of ‘test and treat’ guidelines.

2. Nigeria - 3.2 Million
Nigeria has the second largest HIV epidemic in the world and the second largest HIV epidemic in Africa, the nation also has one of the highest rates of new infection in sub-Saharan Africa.

Although HIV prevalence among adults is much less (2.8%) than other sub-Saharan African countries such as South Africa (18.8%) and Zambia (11.5%), the size of Nigeria's population means 3.1 million people were living with HIV in 2017.

It is estimated that around two-thirds of new HIV infections in West and Central Africa in 2017 occurred in Nigeria. Together with South Africa and Uganda , the country accounts for around half of all new HIV infections in sub-Saharan Africa every year. This is despite achieving a 5% reduction in new infections between 2010 and 2017.

3. Kenya - 1.6 Million
Kenya has the third highest HIV epidemic in Africa, with an adult prevalence rate of 5.40%.

Kenya has about 840,000 children (aged 0 to 17) orphaned as a result of the virus; 1.6 million people living with HIV and about 36,000 HIV related deaths.
4. Mozambique - 1.8 Million
According to a recent report by UNAID, 1.8 million people are currently living with the virus in Mozambique. Which means the country has the 8th highest HIV rate in the world, and the fourth highest in Africa.

According to UNICEF and CDC data, there is a 11.5 percent rate of HIV infection within adults aged 15 to 49, an estimated total of 34,000 AIDS related deaths in individuals 15 years or older, and approximately 802,659 adults living with HIV on ART.
5. Tanzania - 1.4 million
Tanzania has an estimated 1,400,000 people living with
HIV, and an adult prevalence rate of 4.7%.

The news isn't all bad though as significant progress in response to HIV has been achieved in the last decade.

6. Uganda - 1.4 Million
In 2017, an estimated 1.4 million people were living with HIV, and an estimated 26,000 Ugandans died of AIDS-related illnesses.

The epidemic is firmly established in the general population. As of 2017, the estimated HIV prevalence among adults (aged 15 to 49) stood at 5.9%. Women are disproportionately affected, with 8.8% of adult women living with HIV compared to 14.3% of men.

Other groups particularly affected by HIV in Uganda are sex workers, young girls and adolescent women, men who have sex with men, people who inject drugs and people from Uganda’s transient fishing communities.

7. Zimbabwe - 1.3 Million

Zimbabwe has one of the highest HIV prevalences in sub-Saharan Africa at 13.3%, with 1.3 million people living with HIV in 2017.

The HIV epidemic in Zimbabwe is generalised and is largely driven by unprotected heterosexual sex.

Women are disproportionately affected, particularly adolescent girls and young women. However, there are growing epidemics among key populations such as sex workers and men who have sex with men who are at higher risk of HIV. National data on these populations is sparse as only a minimal amount of data is collected and reported in national documents.

There is good news though, in 2017, new infections dropped to 41,000 from 79,000 in 2010, with behaviour change communication, high treatment coverage and prevention of mother-to-child transmission services thought to be responsible for this decline.

Deaths from AIDS-related illnesses has also fallen and continues to fall – from 61,000 in 2013 to 22,000 in 2017.
8. Zambia - 1.2 Million
In 2017, around 41,000 adults and 7,300 children became newly infected with HIV in Zambia.

Although New infections are decreasing, especially in children - in 2010, 60,000 adults and 13,000 children acquired HIV. Overall, this equates to a 24% reduction in new infections since 2010.

In the same year around 1.1 million people in Zambia were living with HIV and 16,000 people died from an AIDS-related illnesses. Also, in 2017, 83% of people living with HIV newly enrolled in care had active tuberculosis
9. Malawi - 1 Million
Malawi’s HIV prevalence is one of the highest in the world, with 9.2% of the adult population (aged 15-49) living with HIV. An estimated one million Malawians were living with HIV in 2016 and 24,000 Malawians died from AIDS-related illnesses in the same year.

The Malawian HIV epidemic plays a critical role in the country’s low life expectancy of just 57 years for men and 60 for women.

Over the last decade though, impressive efforts to reduce the HIV epidemic have been made at both national and local levels. In 2016, 70% of people living with HIV in Malawi were aware of their status, of which 89% were on treatment, of which 89% were virally suppressed. This equates to 66% of all people living with HIV in Malawi on treatment and 59% of all people living with HIV being virally suppressed.

Also, new infections have dramatically declined from 98,000 in 2005, to 36,000 in 2016
10. Cameroon - 560,000
In the category of the high prevalence HIV African countries, Cameroon is probably one of the least cases with about 560,000 infected people and a 3.8% adult prevalence rate.

In 2016, Cameroon had 32,000 new HIV infections and 29, 000 AIDS-related deaths. Currently out of the 560, 000 people living with HIV, about 37%-43% of them have access to antiretroviral therapy.

Source: https://listwand.com/top-10-african-countries-with-the-highest-number-of-people-living-with-hiv-aids/

Zip up to avoid contacting Aids..

Be faithful in a marriage to your partner.

One reason why Nigeria is number 2 on that list is because of its population. These are the HIV rates, in percentage, among different countries.

Countries With the Highest Rates of HIV/AIDS

Rank Country Rate of HIV/AIDS Prevalence
1 Swaziland 27.2%
2 Lesotho 25.0%
3 Botswana 21.9%
4 South Africa 18.9%
5 Namibia 13.8%
6 Zimbabwe 13.5%
7 Zambia 12.4%
8 Mozambique 12.3%
9 Malawi 9.2%
10 Uganda 6.5%
11 Equatorial Guinea 6.2%
12 Kenya 5.4%
13 Tanzania 4.7%
14 Central African Republic 4.0%
15 Cameroon 3.8%
16 Gabon 3.6%
17 Bahamas, The 3.3%
18 Rwanda 3.1%
19 Congo, Republic of the 3.1%
20 Guinea-Bissau 3.1%
21 Nigeria 2.9%
22 Cote d'Ivoire 2.7%
23 South Sudan 2.7%
24 USA 2.4%
25 Haiti 2.1%
26 Togo 2.1%
27 Angola 1.9%
28 Belize 1.8%
29 Sierra Leone 1.7%
30 Gambia, The 1.7%
31 Jamaica 1.7%
32 Liberia 1.6%
33 Guyana 1.6%
34 Ghana 1.6%
35 Guinea 1.5%
36 Suriname 1.4%
37 Barbados 1.3%
38 Djibouti 1.3%
39 Chad 1.3%
40 Trinidad and Tobago 1.2%
41 Thailand 1.1%
42 Ethiopia 1.1%
43 Burundi 1.1%
44 Benin 1.0%
45 Mali 1.0%
46 Dominican Republic 1.0%
47 Ukraine 0.9%
48 Papua New Guinea 0.9%
49 Cabo Verde 0.8%
50 Panama 0.8%

[url]worldatlas.com/articles/countries-with-the-highest-rates-of-hiv-aids.html[/url]

2packer:
a doctor should please just help me to critically critique this video. i want to hear an alternative view

Doctors in the house abeg make una critique this analogy for me.

Horus:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKhL36Qo0Ds

HIV-AIDS: The Greatest Lie of 21st Century

Doctors in the house abeg explain to me that the guy in the quoted video is wrong pls

slawomir:
Isoright

But nothing like skin to skin sha

Wetin person go enjoy when he be say you wrap your dickkk with nylon. The sweetness is gone!

He be like say na to use prostitute as girl friend
As me see am na them prostitutes clean pass because those girls nor dey Bleep their customers without condom
So as a real boyfriend when you be to her then you go dey Bleep her steadily without condom. No fear of stds

plenty prostitutes fkk without condom...
get it into your head, any woman that can take alcohol or drugs like weed can fkk without condom.

panpan:
One reason why Nigeria is number 2 on that list is because of its population. These are the HIV rates, in percentage, among different countries.

Countries With the Highest Rates of HIV/AIDS

Rank Country Rate of HIV/AIDS Prevalence
1 Swaziland 27.2%
2 Lesotho 25.0%
3 Botswana 21.9%
4 South Africa 18.9%
5 Namibia 13.8%
6 Zimbabwe 13.5%
7 Zambia 12.4%
8 Mozambique 12.3%
9 Malawi 9.2%
10 Uganda 6.5%
11 Equatorial Guinea 6.2%
12 Kenya 5.4%
13 Tanzania 4.7%
14 Central African Republic 4.0%
15 Cameroon 3.8%
16 Gabon 3.6%
17 Bahamas, The 3.3%
18 Rwanda 3.1%
19 Congo, Republic of the 3.1%
20 Guinea-Bissau 3.1%
21 Nigeria 2.9%
22 Cote d'Ivoire 2.7%
23 South Sudan 2.7%
24 USA 2.4%
25 Haiti 2.1%
26 Togo 2.1%
27 Angola 1.9%
28 Belize 1.8%
29 Sierra Leone 1.7%
30 Gambia, The 1.7%
31 Jamaica 1.7%
32 Liberia 1.6%
33 Guyana 1.6%
34 Ghana 1.6%
35 Guinea 1.5%
36 Suriname 1.4%
37 Barbados 1.3%
38 Djibouti 1.3%
39 Chad 1.3%
40 Trinidad and Tobago 1.2%
41 Thailand 1.1%
42 Ethiopia 1.1%
43 Burundi 1.1%
44 Benin 1.0%
45 Mali 1.0%
46 Dominican Republic 1.0%
47 Ukraine 0.9%
48 Papua New Guinea 0.9%
49 Cabo Verde 0.8%
50 Panama 0.8%

[url]worldatlas.com/articles/countries-with-the-highest-rates-of-hiv-aids.html[/url]

you don’t understand the maths obviously. SA is about 47 million people and there are about 7.2 living with aids this means 1 out of every 5 people has HIV. Nigeria is about 180 million and 3.2 million has HIV, this means 1 out of every 56 persons has HIV and this is the figure of prevalence you have up there. Imagine if SA had the population of Nigeria, going by that almost 30 million will be HIV positive.

why dont we have a report on developed xountruea wuth highest number of HIV/AIDS patience then let us compare. iranu oshi

I weep for Africa.

Nigeria came in second because of our large population... But in terms of rate at which people contact, we are at No 21....

All the same, be careful out there!

hammerFC:
Afonja and tribal politics be like 5 and 6.

sowore is my tribe man ijaw and a biafran. I am in ijaw youth movement so i know these. He is from ijaw apoi which is one of the central homes of ijaws.

slawomir:
Isoright

But nothing like skin to skin sha

Wetin person go enjoy when he be say you wrap your dickkk with nylon. The sweetness is gone!

He be like say na to use prostitute as girl friend
As me see am na them prostitutes clean pass because those girls nor dey Bleep their customers without condom
So as a real boyfriend when you be to her then you go dey Bleep her steadily without condom. No fear of stds

I pity you. You go waste hospital bills on herpes, syphilis, genital warts, pubic lice etc

Some are busy sharing all in the name of relationship...that your boo get another boo and fcking raw too.

MOOslim hausa women are the cheapest and most common ashewos on the market. They'll fvck and wipe their pvssy with hijab when they're done.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DtQn6bhUwAEQ5bE.jpg

alhassanyusuf29:
maybe if u tell ur ladies to stop prostituting even after marriage, things might get better

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henrybangs44:
pls what is AIDS

Acquired immuno deficiency syndrome

alhassanyusuf29:
half of those living with HIV in Nigeria are from the SE region

Sorry sir o, but what's your source?

am not surprise if Nigeria is in that chat, I believe Nigeria will soon top over all. since everything is being sexualized. runs prostitution. gay big yanch boobs craziness on the street. Nigeria has lost her morals. my pain is that Nigeria is still a poor country to counter this merging threat.pls let's try to keep our values long live with content pays more.

2packer:
Doctors in the house should tel us how extensive they have researched and the possibility of the claim in the quoted video above

Don't fall for propaganda, those people have a hidden agenda.