HIV in Lagos: A Wake-Up Call
Reports show that over 160,000 Lagos residents are living with HIV, while testing rates continue to drop. This is concerning because early testing helps people access treatment and live healthy lives.
HIV is not a death sentence. What we need is more awareness, regular testing, and less stigma.
Know your status. Get tested.
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