A pretty Nigerian lady has sent shock waves down the spine of netizens after she woke up randomly to state the number of men and women she has callously infected with HIV.
The conversation was started within the social media landscape when another lady identified as Nelly Nesh revealed that she was infected with HIV when she was 21-years and is doing fine now presently at the age of 24.
Nelly stated, ‘Got infected with HIV at the age of 21 am 24 years now and am doing fine.’
Joining the thread, another tweet popped up to activate the panic button, revealing that she was infected with the virus by her brother’s best friend in 2016 when she was just 18.
She added that since 2017 when she tested positive, she “has made it a mission to give to others what was given to her without a condom”.
She wrote;
I got infected by my brother’s best man in 2016 when I was just 18. He was the first & only guy I had sex wit till I turned 20. Since Dec 2017 I tested positive, I made it my mission to give to others what was given to me, without condom.
About 115 guys & 19 girls now & counting. Till then. I don’t mind dying today today. What’s my life worth if, although a graduate, I cannot get a job bcos I’m HIV positive?
What’s my life worth if I’ve to depend on men for every penny I make? What’s my life worth, if I have to take ARV drugs regularly for life? You think you’ve the right to call me cruel?
If you had known Ifeanyi, my brother’s wicked friend, you would have known what cruel looks like. Since no Nigerian bank wants to give me, a qualified banker, a job simply bcos I’m positive, then I must continue sharing it to others.
If a guy, girl or so-called lesbian cannot control her sexual urges, I don’t mind giving it to her hundred times over.
Easy money for me, pleasure and then a sharing of my pains to others. He left cut off the relationship after promising me heaven and earth.
Depression got to me and I failed some courses in final year. I only managed to make 2.1 later, this was someone who was in very high first class after third year. Now I’ve graduated and can’t even get a job.
