Category: HIV Prevention


  • PEP Access • Adamawa Where to get PEP in Adamawa:fast and discreet delivery. PEP only works if you start it within 72 hours of exposure, and sooner is always better. Here is where to find it in Adamawa, and how Zivoko can get it to you wherever you are in the state. Medically reviewed by…

  • PEP Access • Rivers Where to get PEP in Rivers:fast and discreet delivery. PEP only works if you start it within 72 hours of exposure, and sooner is always better. Here is where to find it in Rivers, and how Zivoko can get it to you wherever you are in the state. Medically reviewed by…

  • PEP Access • Borno Where to get PEP in Borno:fast and discreet delivery. PEP only works if you start it within 72 hours of exposure, and sooner is always better. Here is where to find it in Borno, and how Zivoko can get it to you wherever you are in the state. Medically reviewed by…

  • PrEP in Port Harcourt • HIV Prevention Where to get PrEPin Port Harcourt, Nigeria. Rivers State carries one of the higher HIV prevalence rates in Nigeria. If you’re in Port Harcourt and want to start PrEP, here’s every option available to you, clearly explained and sorted by convenience. 🛒  Ready to start PrEP in Port…

  • PrEP in Abuja • HIV Prevention Where to get PrEPin Abuja, Nigeria. If you’re in Abuja and want to start PrEP, here’s a complete guide to every route across the FCT, including Zivoko’s discreet delivery, public hospital programmes, and NGO-supported services. 🛒  Ready to start PrEP in Abuja? No hospital visit. Delivered discreetly to your…

  • HIV Prevention • PrEP Guide How to stop PrEPsafely, without leaving yourself exposed. You can stop PrEP. But how you stop matters. Here’s what happens when you stop oral PrEP, what the protection gap afterwards means, and how to make sure you’re not left exposed. PrEP isn’t a lifelong commitment. People stop for all sorts…

  • HIV Prevention • PrEP for Women PrEP and pregnancy:what Nigerian women need to know. Can you take PrEP while pregnant or trying to conceive? What happens if you become pregnant while on PrEP? Here’s everything you need to know, clearly, and without unnecessary alarm. HIV prevention matters a great deal during pregnancy, not just for…

  • HIV Prevention — Sexual Violence PEP after sexual assaultin Nigeria: what you need to know. Sexual assault survivors in Nigeria are entitled to PEP. Here is clear, calm guidance on what it is, why it matters, how to access it quickly, and the full range of care available to you. ⏳  PEP must be started…

  • HIV Prevention, PEP Guide PEP after needle sharingand drug use: what you need to know. Sharing needles or injecting equipment with another person is one of the highest-risk routes for HIV transmission. PEP is available, it works, and you deserve access to it regardless of the circumstances that led to the exposure. ⏳  Within 72…

  • HIV Prevention, Sex Work HIV and sex work in Nigeria:protection, rights, and real information. People in sex work face a disproportionate HIV burden in Nigeria. This article offers honest, practical information about protection tools that work, accessing care without stigma, and your rights as a person who deserves quality healthcare. ⏳  Had an unprotected exposure…

Worried about HIV exposure? Check if you are eligible for PEP. You have 72 hours to act.

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