jaycent:
E don pain am as I want puahahahaha Oga you're now confuse because I have expose you again you think you can stand me. Bring it on old fool

I told you. You want to buy a fight that you can't win hehehe me and you who's hurting now I expose you and your useless country, you went mad and Post my picture too. Hahahaha

Obaaderemi come and see the idiot old jobless fool that's calling us gay please how can we compare ourselves with this disgusting man that live in a slum. Just check the environment of this picture abeg

vaxx2:
one of the way you identify illiterate Nigeria on this kind of comparism is when he or she says lagos GDP is bigger than Ghana. Just excuse him or better still turn it to unproductive discussion. He absolutely lack the concept of the debate.

obaaderemi:
The guy don run comot. I don't know what he comes here to do only to get dusted by those younger than he is.

jaycent:
E don pain am as I want puahahahaha Oga you're now confuse because I have expose you again you think you can stand me. Bring it on old fool

I told you. You want to buy a fight that you can't win hehehe me and you who's hurting now I expose you and your useless country, you went mad and Post my picture too. Hahahaha

Obaaderemi come and see the idiot old jobless fool that's calling us gay please how can we compare ourselves with this disgusting man that live in a slum. Just check the environment of this picture abeg

jaycent:
E don pain am as I want puahahahaha Oga you're now confuse because I have expose you again you think you can stand me. Bring it on old fool

I told you. You want to buy a fight that you can't win hehehe me and you who's hurting now I expose you and your useless country, you went mad and Post my picture too. Hahahaha

Obaaderemi come and see the idiot old jobless fool that's calling us gay please how can we compare ourselves with this disgusting man that live in a slum. Just check the environment of this picture abeg

Yobeezy:


In your own dumb cow dung head, continue raising your stupid cries as usual old man but it won't change the fact that it was a propaganda.

obaaderemi:
80% increase in new HIV/AIDS cases in Ghana! It's increasing in Ghana as it decreases in Nigeria. Nigeria's prevalence rate dropped to 1.4% from 2.9%.You know,Sam, the campaign against AIDS is very serious here in Nigeria. I think that explains it and the fact that Nigerians love life.Who wan die?

jaycent:
E don pain am as I want puahahahaha Oga you're now confuse because I have expose you again you think you can stand me. Bring it on old fool

I told you. You want to buy a fight that you can't win hehehe me and you who's hurting now I expose you and your useless country, you went mad and Post my picture too. Hahahaha

Obaaderemi come and see the idiot old jobless fool that's calling us gay please how can we compare ourselves with this disgusting man that live in a slum. Just check the environment of this picture abeg

PROVERBZ:
alaro city
road construction close to already completed 16million USD factory by Sana industries owned by a Kenyan Indian

planting of trees green spaces

chrisagyei:
It's sickening and very dumb when I hear people who actually claim to have a brain say that and am like WTF,Lagos is not a country for it to have an economy or much more a GDP.It's a dead end when you tryna argue with a. Nigerian who is blinded with politics.You know what they do,I have studied that all the Nigerians on this thread support the current party in power.They forget the guy who actually created this whole thread is a Nigerian himself and thus the burden of proof lies on them to prove to other Nigerians that although Nigeria is a shitthole and highly disturbed,it's not that bad as some may perceive it buh the funny thing is some six ignorant Nigerians who still clutch to the last straws try to take the wrong people on which are the Kenyans,Ghanaians and South Africans.About the Tanzanian,they understandably have an old bone to crush with the Kenyans since they are neighbouring countries with good and bad experiences together and we can give them that space or privacy which the nigerians try to capitalize on Kazikazi's claim about Kenya which cannot be substantiated buh due to Nigeria's zero knowledge about the Wakanda of Africa,they tend to follow Kazi's claim blindly.I can create an indemnity between the Nigerians and Tanzania by revealing how Tanzania and the rest of Africa view and detest their numerous negative lifestyles thus Tanzania revoking the Visa on arrival status for Nigerians buh it's not necessary to delve on that part.

chrisagyei:
the only gays on this thread are those two dudes called GayCunt and obadorome or whatever that transgendered is called.He actually loves and discusses about lady's handbags,ladies dresses and ladies wears in other threads,Vaxx is a man that attended a Boys only school.Accra Academy which is a renounced and ivy league school in Ghana.Just take a look at this skinny gay dude.,lolzzz,I mean how can this stupid village gay boy talk negative about Ghana(The Black Star of Africa)upon the massive progress,respect,love and development that we have and how the rest of Mama Africa sees us,except some jealous Nigerians of course.This stupid boy who never brushes his rotten teeths opens his smelly Minna buccal cavity and speaks ill of such a Historic and progressive country,I mean,just look at it,sorry him or her or whatever.Am waiting for the time when the Niger bandits or Boko haram will kidnap his whole family including his gay ass,then your lifeless president will not even show a little sign of concern or life,hahaha

chrisagyei:
hahahahahahahahahahahahaha,your wildest dreams,you really wished that picture was me,well it looks like a hungry Nigerian in a Boko haram northern village called Minna.You should tryna expose your lifeless president,your zoo and poverty capital country,your Boko haram and Niger bandit village called Minna,your gay patner obadorome or whatever that transgendered is called and your GayCunt self,hahahayou see how three Ghanaians coke to a Nigerian forum to diss your useless zoo country whilst you remaining 5 gay dudes are the only ones left to defend that shitthole country.Ask yourself,there are over 1 million Nigerians online who have given up on your zoo country.Try going to Citifm.gh or Ghanaweb on Facebook and try insulting Ghana over there,that will be your funeral.That's what I call a country with vision and real patriots,Even Buhari agrees with the UK minister who said Nigeria is fantastically corrupt and Trump who called him a lifeless man,hahaha,can you compare any of your presidents ever to Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo in terms of education,vision,passion,English,respect,hardwork,never sick,always active and very courageous president,stupid boy,hahaha,just look at yourself

jaycent:
ABUJA/GENEVA, 14 March 2019—Results released today by the Government of Nigeria indicate a national HIV prevalence in Nigeria of 1.4% among adults aged 15–49 years. Previous estimates had indicated a national HIV prevalence of 2.8%. UNAIDS and the National Agency for the Control of AIDS estimate that there are 1.9 million people living with HIV in Nigeria.

Speaking in Abuja, Nigeria, the President of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, welcomed the news that there are fewer people living with HIV in the country than previously estimated and launched the Revised National HIV and AIDS Strategic Framework 2019–2021, which will guide the country’s future response to the epidemic. Nigeria has made good progress in scaling up HIV treatment and prevention services in recent years.

"For the first time, the end of AIDS as a public health threat by 2030 is truly in sight for our country,” said H.E. Muhammadu Buhari, President of Nigeria. “I urge all of us not to relent but to increase the momentum. Let us work collectively and push for the last mile.”

The data from the Nigeria National HIV/AIDS Indicator and Impact Survey (NAIIS) are based a revised and enhanced methodology. The survey provides a clearer understanding of Nigeria’s HIV epidemic and shines a light on progress and the remaining gaps and challenges.

The Executive Director of UNAIDS, Michel Sidibé, welcomed the new estimates and said the improved understanding of the country’s HIV epidemic would allow Nigeria to better reach people living with HIV and people at higher risk of acquiring HIV.

“I commend the Government of Nigeria and its partners for conducting this ambitious survey, which provides us with a much better understanding of the country’s HIV epidemic,” said Mr Sidibé. “While it is fantastic news that there are fewer people living with HIV in Nigeria than previously thought, we must not let down our guard. Let us use the results of this survey to better focus our delivery of HIV prevention, treatment and care services to the people in the greatest need and ensure that Nigeria gets on track to end the AIDS epidemic by 2030.”

While Nigeria’s national HIV prevalence is 1.4% among adults aged 15–49 years, women aged 15–49 years are more than twice as likely to be living with HIV than men (1.9% versus 0.9%.) The difference in HIV prevalence between women and men is greatest among younger adults, with young women aged 20–24 years more than three times as likely to be living with HIV as young men in the same age group. Among children aged 0–14 years, HIV prevalence according to the new data is 0.2%. Significant efforts have been made in recent years to stop new HIV infections among children.

At the national level, viral suppression among people living with HIV aged 15–49 years stands at 42.3% (45.3% among women and 34.5% among men). When people living with HIV are virally suppressed they remain healthy and transmission of the virus is prevented.

The improved understanding of the country’s HIV epidemic will allow for more efficient investments in the response to HIV and more effective planning for the provision of HIV prevention, care and treatment services, including a focus on key populations, such as female sex workers. It will permit the adoption of a population–location approach to deliver services to the people and areas where they are most needed.

The new data differentiate HIV prevalence by state, indicating an epidemic that is having a greater impact in certain areas of the country. The South-South zone of the country has the highest HIV prevalence, at 3.1% among adults aged 15–49 years. HIV prevalence is also high in the North Central zone (2.0%) and in the South East zone (1.9%). HIV prevalence is lower in the South West zone (1.1%), the North East zone (1.1%) and the North West zone (0.6%).

“The Nigeria National HIV/AIDS Indicator and Impact Survey (NAISS) findings provide Nigeria with an accurate national HIV prevalence measure of 1.4%. NAIIS also showed we are able to effectively provide antiretroviral treatment,” said Isaac F. Adewole, Nigeria’s Minister of Health. “Everyone infected with HIV needs to get treatment so they can achieve viral suppression, especially pregnant women. We must ensure pregnant women have access to antenatal services and are tested during every pregnancy. We know we can support HIV-positive mothers, hence ensuring the next generation is free from HIV.”

Nigeria has shown steady progress on increasing access to treatment for people living with HIV, with the adoption of a test and treat policy in 2016. This measure has further accelerated referrals to treatment facilities for people who test positive for the virus. From 2010 to 2017, the country almost tripled the number of people living with HIV having access to antiretroviral therapy, up from 360 000 people in 2010 to more than 1 million people in 2018. However, the new estimates released today indicate that more than half of people living with HIV still do not have suppressed viral loads.

The new data are more accurate as they are based on an expanded surveillance system and a revised and enhanced methodology. In recent years, there has been a significant expansion in the country’s response to HIV. The number of sites providing treatment has more than tripled, the number of sites providing services to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV has increased eightfold and the number of HIV counselling and testing sites has increased fourfold. A total of 11.3 million adults were counselled and tested for HIV in 2016, four times as many as in 2012.

“It is important that all people living with HIV get treatment and achieve viral suppression. To halt the epidemic, we need to act now,” said Sani Aliyu, Director-General of the National Agency for the Control of AIDS. “As a government working with our partners, we have what it takes to support people who are HIV-positive, to provide treatment, to protect their families and to help people live long and healthy lives.”

The NAIIS was led by the Government of Nigeria through the Federal Ministry of Health and the National Agency for the Control of AIDS. UNAIDS, the United States President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria provided support for the work on the survey, which was overseen by the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and implemented by the University of Maryland, Baltimore, with a scope that included all 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory of Nigeria. The survey reached around 220 000 people in about 100 000 households. Fieldwork was conducted between July and December 2018.



UNAIDS

The Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) leads and inspires the world to achieve its shared vision of zero new HIV infections, zero discrimination and zero AIDS-related deaths. UNAIDS unites the efforts of 11 UN organizations—UNHCR, UNICEF, WFP, UNDP, UNFPA, UNODC, UN Women, ILO, UNESCO, WHO and the World Bank—and works closely with global and national partners towards ending the AIDS epidemic by 2030 as part of the Sustainable Development Goals.
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NigeriaIsDoomed:
bros u still get time for these starving and dying little Indians?
U know say them no follow for countries in the world na only, Nairaland, hunger, poverty and wild life make people sabi Kenya as a country.
I still believe someday Naija go take him place and start to dey colonize useless and tiny countries like Kenya.

samorobo:


I was going to post that for vaxx to see bit I am glad you did.
It 1.9 million and not 3.2 million .

I have read that before

vaxx2:
What an hypocrisy......most NIGERIA think they have enough resourcehypocrisy for the so called number of 201 million people....

If Ghana and the rest of Africa adopts Buhari Government's trade restrictions, Nigerians economy will suffer. Simply because there will be shortages and demand will pull inflation. Their currency will depreciate further against the leading currencies and gradually the economy will begin to feel the impact. Nigeria had courted the idea for a long time to promote their local industries, but the ripple effect deterred previous governments. Though we all need each other in the sub region and promoting trade within the sub region is been encouraged but Buhari think stopping it is the right choice.


Ghana is the largest trade patner of Nigeria in west africa sub region and among top 10 in the world which shows both the country need each other. And this illiterate will come here to show their illiteracy that Ghana economy is at the mercy hand of Nigerians.


I

obaaderemi:
He is,always like that.He is ever ready to accept the worst about Nigeria and pooh pooh any good news about Nigeria. I have never seen a more shameless and bitter human being.

The bolded is very commendable.

rvp2018:
Suleiman Shahbal who lost the Mombasa governoship to Joho aptly describes Tanzania.

Closer to home we have two interesting examples. Tanzania avoided the plague of tribalism and religious divisions that continue to haunt us. We don’t know what tribe Magufuli is and the Tanzanians don’t seem to care. Is there one national leader in Kenya whose tribe you don’t know? Yet Tanzania with triple our arable land, minerals all over the country and blessed with so much more than Kenya has less than half our GDP. Despite the liberalization of the 1990’s they have still not managed to shake off the Socialist mentality that impedes fast decision making necessary for successful business development.

Rwanda is a classic example of what can go so wrong in so short a time. Who can forget the genocide of 1994? That’s what bad politics can do. Lest we forget, we came close to the abyss in 2008. Nations can implode so fast. Look at the former Yugoslavia where neighbors slaughtered each other almost overnight. Then good leadership can heal the wounds. Kagame chose reconciliation over revenge and Rwanda is celebrated internationally as a success story. It’s a story of visionary leadership. From genocide to unity

theenchanter:
i dont mean to call vaxx a gay, i typed F.A.G which is a homonym, but I mean "tiresome task" in this context cos he was making himself and i move in circle without any headway.

chrisagyei:
It's sickening and very dumb when I hear people who actually claim to have a brain say that and am like WTF,Lagos is not a country for it to have an economy or much more a GDP.It's a dead end when you tryna argue with a. Nigerian who is blinded with politics.You know what they do,I have studied that all the Nigerians on this thread support the current party in power.They forget the guy who actually created this whole thread is a Nigerian himself and thus the burden of proof lies on them to prove to other Nigerians that although Nigeria is a shitthole and highly disturbed,it's not that bad as some may perceive it buh the funny thing is some six ignorant Nigerians who still clutch to the last straws try to take the wrong people on which are the Kenyans,Ghanaians and South Africans.About the Tanzanian,they understandably have an old bone to crush with the Kenyans since they are neighbouring countries with good and bad experiences together and we can give them that space or privacy which the nigerians try to capitalize on Kazikazi's claim about Kenya which cannot be substantiated buh due to Nigeria's zero knowledge about the Wakanda of Africa,they tend to follow Kazi's claim blindly.I [b]can create an indemnity between the Nigerians and Tanzania by revealing how Tanzania and the rest of Africa view and detest their numerous negative lifestyles thus Tanzania revoking the Visa on arrival status for Nigerians buh it's not necessary to delve on that par[/b]t.

rvp2018:
Only in your dreams. What you claim to earn more is foreign receipts - but our tourism sector is big - we have huge domestic tourism - Tanzania are too poor to visit Serengeti or Zanzibar - and spend money in tourist lodges. Kenya when it had troubles with Alshabab and related election violence worked on it's domestic tourism that pretty much - now - helps hotel industry during off-peak season.

Which is why Kenya earn more than twice - TZ in tourism sector. I think only South Africa and Nigeria (entirely domestic) are bigger.

Kazikazi:
The national parks of Tanzania.
This is serengeti,a park with more animals than any other

vaxx2:
Just to top it again. Tanzania is not even interested in United Nigeria, the country was seriously aligning with biafra republic to have Nigeria disintegrated in 1960s. But kazikazi will not tell them the truth. They are more Nigerians in kenya than in Tanzania due to kenya easy visa process for Africans.




Ghana role in uniting Nigeria till date will forever remain in history....

vaxx2:
Just to top it again. Tanzania is not even interested in United Nigeria, the country was seriously aligning with biafra republic to have Nigeria disintegrated in 1960s. But kazikazi will not tell them the truth. They are more Nigerians in kenya than in Tanzania due to kenya easy visa process for Africans.




Ghana role in uniting Nigeria till date will forever remain in history....

chrisagyei:
yea,u're right between Kenya and Tanzania,Kenya is more tolerant than Tanzania when it comes to Nigerians.Fellow Kenyans,Tanzanian and nigerians,read this thread and see how Nigerians view Tanzania and themselves.I don't fault Tanzania on being suspicious of most Nigerians,trust me Tanzania,we're all alarmed and alert when a Nigerian enters into a building,it's not as if we're hating or scared ,it's simply the case of "once bitten,twice shy",on this instance when it comes to the Nigerians,it's "99th time being bitten,the 100th time shy",nothing personal,we all love Nigeria except their attitude and bad reputation of many https://www.nairaland.com/4778973/nigerians-no-longer-eligible-visa

Kazikazi:
[b]Yes,Tanzania supported Biafra in the 60's. [/b]But that is not the case currently. We have changed somehow on our international policies.

We were supporting western Sahara.But we currently don't support them.we are dining with Morocco.

We terminated ties with Israel. But currently, we opened our embassy in Israel.

We were not in close relation with Germany, but currently, that is our closest European ally.I can safely say,most of Europeans who are leaving in Tz are Germans

Kazikazi:
Yes,Tanzania supported Biafra in the 60's. But that is not the case currently. We have changed somehow on our international policies.

We were supporting western Sahara.But we currently don't support them.we are dining with Morocco.

We terminated ties with Israel. But currently, we opened our embassy in Israel.

We were not in close relation with Germany, but currently, that is our closest European ally.I can safely say,most of Europeans who are leaving in Tz are Germans

Kazikazi:
I read that thread long ago! I was tempted to comment. But I decided to not place my comments. My surprise was,Why was it like a big news? I thought it was nothing unusual about scrapping visa on arrival.But since we are not like Kenyans who always want to comment on international forums,we decided to leave it.

Kazikazi:
I read that thread long ago! I was tempted to comment. But I decided to not place my comments. My surprise was,Why was it like a big news? I thought it was nothing unusual about scrapping visa on arrival.But since we are not like Kenyans who always want to comment on international forums,we decided to leave it.

vaxx2:
Good .... Julius nyere of Tanzania was highly romancing with ojuukwu the war lord of the biafra republic. Instead of a peace broker, Tanzania was a warmongering.


Tanzanian close visa on arrival for Nigeria, kenya relax her visa PROCESS. Kenya in objective terms is more friendly to Nigeria than Tanzania.