Very eye opening segment on how far some people must go to survive.

They are the people for whom free anti retroviral treatment was designed; HIV+ women do not have the money to access the medicine they need. Yet for a group of HIV+ women in various informal settlements in Nairobi, the ARVs they receive do not profit their health, but they do profit from them. Many unsuspecting Kenyans may be settling down to a drink that they've made, using the very same drugs that could save their lives. Here now is NTV's Jane Ngoiri with a brand new NTV Investigates documentary, on women driven by poverty into a game of chance with their own lives, those of many others. These are the Sisters of Death.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xeiie4nusqA

Interesting. . .

Balancing well on my bed.
I must watch this to the very end!
Poverty is hell!!!

Shock horror!!!!

I feel pity for the women who have no income, but at the same time there must be a better way to survive.

They keep saying that its better than going into prostitution or killing somebody but they are deliberately poisoning people.

Madness.This is what poverty and Aids does.
It wasnt about dinner though but cheap liquor and the concotion

[size=37pt]WWHHAT DA PHWORK[/size]

O my! See what boys are drinking .Lawd Haf merci

Na wa oh!!!! Poverty,wherever you are,it shall not be well with you.....

Vomits on thread *dies*

FlowerPower: I feel pity for the women who have no income, but at the same time there must be a better way to survive.

still can't watch it,dunno why?

Na wa ooh. A prostituteeee was once asked to choose between poverty and HIV, she choose HIV and when asked why she replied that poverty would kill her faster than HIV. Lawwwda merci

High_Chief: Na wa ooh. A prostituteeee was once asked to choose between poverty and HIV, she choose HIV and when asked why she replied that poverty would kill her faster than HIV. Lawwwda merci

poverty is a sin

f rain c: poverty is a sin

Omo see name:
SISTERS OF DEATH
I hope naija nEVA already get BROTHERS OF DESTRUCTION

NA WA!!!!

Just watched it. All I can say is; HOLY SHIIIT!

na wa o, poverty eats the soul

Plz can someone explain what the documentary is all about myself and some others are unable to view this video.

The video is about women who have HIV and live in poverty. They sell their antiretroviral drugs to other women who mix them with harmful substances to produce alcohol. The alcohol they make is packaged in old bottles that have been discarded as garbage. However, the women are able to purchase labels and seals from manufacturers to make the alcohol appear to be the original product. The 'deadly brew' is then sold to individuals or stores to resell to the population.

alpha conde: Plz can someone explain what the documentary is all about myself and some others are unable to view this video.

women selling the arv drugs prescribed to them to reduce the viral load in their bodies
they discovered these arv drugs make people tipsy so they grind it n add to the local gin
these women felt this way of living is better than pröstitution
these women don't care about the side effects the men taking the alcohol might cop
the most annoying thing is they only make 1000 Kenyan shillings(only £7) profit!
these women are exchanging the lives of their men for £7
i foresee another discovery of an incurable disease in kenya in the next 3 yrs!

this clip is depressing!! poverty is a curse!!

These women have managed to reduce the life of 50 Kenyan souls to a meagre 7 pounds.
Poverty is indeed a disease and ignorance should be the bane of every society. Because these women obviously would never have drunk their concoctions if they knew the poisonous effects of formaldehyde.

FlowerPower: The video is about women who have HIV and live in poverty. They sell their antiretroviral drugs to other women who mix them with harmful substances to produce alcohol. The alcohol they make is packaged in old bottles that have been discarded as garbage. However, the women are able to purchase labels and seals from manufacturers to make the alcohol appear to be the original product. The 'deadly brew' is then sold to individuals or stores to resell to the population.

is this what people are swearing about?

POVERTY NA WA!!!!!!

Jesus wept.

I'm pretty sure the paraga and all the local alcoholic drinks are not far from the concoction these people are making especially the addition of formalin. And people wonder why middle age people drop dead like flies!

For clarity sake:

Sneak peek:Sisters of Death.Anti retroviral drugs were a revelation for patients suffering the effects of HIV, and by and large, these drugs have been credited with the return to health of hundreds of thousands of HIV+ people across the country, an across the social divide. But did you know that these same ARV's are now becoming a source of income for the poorest of sufferers from HIV, in a most sinister manner. Tonight, NTV investigates returns, with a ground breaking documentary on the women of the informal settlements of Nairobi, many of whom are HIV+, who risk their lives by not taking their drugs, but instead mix these drugs with various alcoholic concoctions, and sell these drinks to unsuspecting Kenyans. Here's an excerpt of that documentary, sisters of death, with NTV's Jane Ngoiri.

http://www.diasporamessenger.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=2488:shocking-ntv-videoanti-retroviral-drugs-used-in-making-alcoholic-drinks&Itemid=108&lang=en

WTF? Na Wetin boys they shark be dis?