Category: HIV Prevention

HIV Prevention • PrEP Guide Which PrEP is right for you?Pill, lenacapavir or CAB-LA. Nigeria now has three ways to take PrEP. All of them work. The right one is the one that fits your life, your health and your privacy. Here is how they compare, side by side. Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist…

PrEP Access • Nationwide Where to get PrEPanywhere in Nigeria. PrEP stops HIV before it can start. Find your city below for local options, or order straight from Zivoko. We deliver discreetly to every state and the FCT within 24 hours. Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist (PCN 024035) • Last reviewed October 2026 ⚠️ …

PrEP in Benin City • HIV Prevention Where to get PrEPin Benin City, Nigeria. PrEP stops HIV before it can start. Daily tablets and the twice-yearly lenacapavir injection are both available now through Zivoko, delivered discreetly within hours in Benin City, where we have a hub, and within 24 hours anywhere else in Edo State.…

PrEP in Enugu • HIV Prevention Where to get PrEPin Enugu, Nigeria. PrEP stops HIV before it can start. Daily tablets and the twice-yearly lenacapavir injection are both available now through Zivoko, delivered discreetly within hours in Enugu city, where we have a hub, and within 24 hours anywhere else in the state, Nsukka included.…

PrEP in Kano • HIV Prevention Where to get PrEPin Kano, Nigeria. Kano recorded over 6,000 new HIV infections in 2025. PrEP stops HIV before it starts. Daily tablets and the twice-yearly lenacapavir injection are both available now through Zivoko, delivered discreetly within hours in Kano city, where we have a hub, and within 24…

HIV Education • Nigeria HIV in Nigeria:what the numbers actually mean. 2 million people. 102,000 new infections in 2025. Nigeria carries the fourth-largest HIV epidemic on earth. Here’s what the data says, which parts of the country carry the heaviest burden, and what it means for you personally. Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist (PCN…

HIV Education • Disease Progression The stages of HIV infection:from exposure to AIDS, and back. HIV progresses through three clinical stages over years if untreated. Understanding what happens at each stage, and what treatment does to that trajectory, is the foundation of everything else in HIV prevention and care. Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist…

HIV Education • How Prevention Works How antiretroviral drugs work:the science behind PEP and PrEP. PEP and PrEP both use the same class of drugs. Understanding why they work, and why timing and adherence matter so much, makes you a much better user of them. Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist (PCN 024035) • Last…

HIV Prevention • After PEP What happens if you testHIV-positive after PEP? It is rare. It is not the outcome most people face. But it is a real possibility, and it deserves an honest answer. Here is exactly what it means, what the process looks like, and what life looks like on the other side.…

HIV Education • Early Infection Acute HIV symptoms:what HIV feels like in the first weeks. Fever, rash, swollen glands, exhaustion, appearing 2 to 4 weeks after a possible exposure. This is what acute HIV infection looks and feels like, and exactly what to do about it right now. Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist (PCN…