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SILENT MURDERER!

So am peeping into the dairy of a sleeping lady (big deal?) and am seeing that 292 persons have tested positive to HIV virus in Ido-Osi local government area of Ekiti State (source: NigeriaNewsdesk). My worry would be that the virus is still on rampant and rapid spread irrespective of campaigns here and there. Permit me to ask, is it that people are not convinced about its existence so continue to leave carelessly? Is the problem that of ignorance? I bleed when I get news like this. We claim that the world population is teaming but we fail to aknowledge its dwindling number. HIV/AIDS is fast taking away vibrant young people and believe me, no one knows how far it would go. I'll tell you a quick one. A friend of my sister (during their service year) lived with us. She was so nice that I would have done anything to keep her fine. She took ill so often that she travel home at some point for treatment. A series of tests were carried out on her and she was diagnosed with HIV. We all got shocked  and till date not even the carrier can tell how she contracted the deadly virus...Hmmmn! Hw do we overcome this life snuffer? 

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