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"Before entering any séxuål relationship, please always go for an HIV test. Sometimes, protection may fail in preventing HIV transmission, so we need to be extremely careful."😳🙆 -Doctor raises alarm over the high rate of HIV in Abuja and Lagos after a personal experience.

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KING1 year ago

Person wey dey masturbate now done get reason y e no go stop

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AMARA1 year ago

Abstinence is the best

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尼莫1 year ago

A man in lagos infected his wife with HIV, and to this day, she remains unaware of her status. Shockingly, the man's doctor is involved in the cover-up.

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LCFC 4 Life Champions1 year ago

Hiv is a social disease not a death sentence stop this fear mongering hepatitis C is more dangerous.

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ONYE NNEWI1 year ago

Na to cut my dick, how can you spend for fun and they will give you HIV.

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PAULLINK 🇨🇳🇲🇴🇷🇺🇻🇮1 year ago

That's why I love my way of life. You must show me your test results before anything

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tdot1 year ago

The disease is spreading but not at that rate anyways. I also worked in a massive hospital in Abuja. Hepatitis B has become endemic in Abuja.. you could say HIV one in 50 or thereabouts but hepatitis B is 1 in every 20 patients.

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Peter Chibuzor🇩🇪🇳🇬1 year ago

How about just 1 partner. Having sex also means having soul tied covenant directly. 🤷🏽‍♂️

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daisy favour1 year ago

@bigHotbaby1 this is important issue to discuss on space educated people

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NanaEzze1 year ago

It's the personal experience for me

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