December 1 every year is set aside for the commemoration of the world’s AIDS day, to create awareness about the deadly virus and encourage those living with the disease.
Research has it that about 37 million people are living with AIDS, and many more stand the risk of contracting the virus if they do not go for early check ups or abide by the precautions given and totally avoid the spread of the disease.
This is exactly how Nigerians and people from other countries celebrated:
Do you know your HIV status? #WorldAIDSDay
— Jono ♛ (@HRHJono) December 1, 2016
The Treatment Action Campaign says most of the country’s provinces are still experiencing antiretroviral therapy shortages. #WorldAIDSDay
— Kaya FM News (@KayaNews) December 1, 2016
#worldaidsday abstenance is the best way to go but if u see a nicki minaj look alike then u gotta condimize
— IG @InkosiPresho (@Presho_Mzuzu) December 1, 2016
“Somalis are more scared of HIV than bombs, so fearful they will not accept to be in the same building as someone with HIV,” #WorldAIDSDay
— Somalia Live Update (@HassanIstiila) December 1, 2016
If you don’t have a valentine on Valentine’s Day: don’t be sad
Most People don’t have AIDS on #WorldAIDSDay as well #RobertMugabeQuotes pic.twitter.com/VzF0rGvCzg
— Lubi The Best (@LubiKalimina) December 1, 2016
#WorldAIDSDay We remember 35 million lives lost, acknowledge progress made & recommit to bring an end to the AIDS epidemic. #HIVPrevention
— RED International (@REDCharity) December 1, 2016
1 Dec is #WorldAIDSDay. If you have HIV, be sure to get your flu jab. #staywellthiswinter
— M&A CCG (@MandAccg) December 1, 2016
#WorldAIDSDay #StopHIV please educate people, many of us don’t know about AIDS pic.twitter.com/kT3RFdYKHY
— Rajesh Shivran (@RajeshShivran) December 1, 2016
Great work by Charity committee on #WorldAIDSDay pic.twitter.com/Jo703MVXO7
— The Compton School (@thecompton) December 1, 2016
#WorldAIDSDay Make sure you and your loved ones get tested, married or not, accidents do happen, a needle scratch or something
— Marion Nyakeru (@marion_nyakeru) December 1, 2016
#WorldAIDSDay happy world aids day 2 every one ” this is the day 2 love an show love
— dee sishar gqeya (@asiphe406) December 1, 2016
78 million people have become infected with #HIV since the start of the epidemic (end 2015) #WorldAIDSDay Let’s end the disease by 2030 pic.twitter.com/P4HADhik10
— Fiinovation (@Fiinovation_IFA) December 1, 2016
It is #WorldAIDSDay and the spread of this disease continues. #Awareness
— Life In Finland (@LiveInFinland) December 1, 2016
Theres an entire dysfunctionality within a world that leaves AIDS research to rich elites #WorldAIDSDay
— Fidels Castro’s gun (@Brothercharcoal) December 1, 2016
This #WorldAIDSDay let’s appreciate how far we’ve come, but also acknowledge there is a lot of work to do in order to end the stigma & fear.
— Anton Georgiou (@anton_georgiou) December 1, 2016
The media is the only platform that can educate the society about the danger of this diseases! #WorldAIDsDay
— Bokamoso Mabiletsa (@Bokamoso_SA) December 1, 2016
Something to remember – for some the struggle on #WorldAIDSDay is a different league. Love to @Icebreakers_UG @SMUG2004 and @frankmugisha https://t.co/UnbFLNIKIQ
— Steve Wardlaw (@WardlawSteve) December 1, 2016
It’s #WorldAIDSDay, the worlds most avoidable disease
— Darren Harrison (@dazrison) December 1, 2016
