saracus:
Nice one my colleague, you did nothing wrong. People will not read.

GidiWoodsMan:
What she did is technically wrong. But in a place like Nigeria where the government is yet to criminalise deliberate transmission of HIV, I think I can agree with the point she's trying to make.

Most people quietly start receiving treatment once they learn of their HIV+ status, but at the same time they struggle to infect as many other people as they can as a form of 'revenge'. Some even neglect to tell their future spouses who eventually contract the virus from them and die in ignorance (the 'slapping senator' Ishaku is a case in point.

RZArecta2:
Advice no be curse, she never mentioned any names so nothing was breached. If you like, knack strange babe without condom, na your wahala

JerryLegend:
I can’t see anything wrong with her post

DennisEche:
Nothing wrong here, she didn't mention any patients names so wtf . Nigerians and hipocracy, she only advising

gypsey:
Clever woman, she is Right. they can not sack her..

She mentioned no ones name.

niaralandtopuser:

Did she reveal anyone identity?

martineverest:
she didn't commit any offence

I really pity this generation....they only read headlines and avoid the main content..I saw this news on instablog9ja this morning.about 99 percent of those that commented only read the headlines without reading the content of the lady's post...she was actually advising the public on STDs

GidiWoodsMan:
What she did is technically wrong. But in a place like Nigeria where the government is yet to criminalise deliberate transmission of HIV, I think I can agree with the point she's trying to make.

Most people quietly start receiving treatment once they learn of their HIV+ status, but at the same time they struggle to infect as many other people as they can as a form of 'revenge'. Some even neglect to tell their future spouses who eventually contract the virus from them and die in ignorance (the 'slapping senator' Ishaku is a case in point.

Gistformant:
Nurse exposes the identities of HIV patients at her hospital in Rivers State, dares her employer to sack her as she blasts those who made Facebook delete the post.

See more here; http://gistmore.com/nurse-exposes-the-identities-of-hiv-patients-at-her-hospital-in-rivers-state

gbadexy:
And to think that reading comprehension is important to pass english language.
The nurse didn't reveal any identity or her place of work but others most likely followed the first responder with a herd mentality.

martineverest:
she didn't commit any offence

I really pity this generation....they only read headlines and avoid the main content..I saw this news on instablog9ja this morning.about 99 percent of those that commented only read the headlines without reading the content of the lady's post...she was actually advising the public on STDs

morzook:
You are the one who don't read. She posted their pictures on her fcbk page

antagonist:










[s]all of you will just be jumping to conclusion like Olympic high jump[/s]

GidiWoodsMan:
What she did is technically wrong. But in a place like Nigeria where the government is yet to criminalise deliberate transmission of HIV, I think I can agree with the point she's trying to make.

Most people quietly start receiving treatment once they learn of their HIV+ status, but at the same time they struggle to infect as many other people as they can as a form of 'revenge'. Some even neglect to tell their future spouses who eventually contract the virus from them and die in ignorance (the 'slapping senator' Ishaku is a case in point.

Gistformant:
Nurse exposes the identities of HIV patients at her hospital in Rivers State, dares her employer to sack her as she blasts those who made Facebook delete the post.

See more here; http://gistmore.com/nurse-exposes-the-identities-of-hiv-patients-at-her-hospital-in-rivers-state

charliejose:
Verbose, yet reeks of ignorance. HIV positive patients that are steadily
on Anti-retroviral therapy can't transmit the virus because of their undectable viral load. The real people spreading the virus are the lots of you that don't know your HIV status, talk more of starting treatment. So, this mistake of a nurse should have channelled her energy to sensitizing people to go for a test not stigmatizing innocent people that go for treatment because they care about their lives and that of others.