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PrEP in Enugu • HIV Prevention

Where to get PrEP
in 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.

Medically reviewed by Jude Ozioko, Pharmacist (PCN 024035) • Last reviewed October 2026


🛒  PrEP delivered within hours in Enugu city, within 24 hours across the state. Start PrEP Now →

Enugu sits in the South East, where adult HIV prevalence runs above the national average. Add a large student population across Enugu city and Nsukka, and a busy social life in the city, and you have exactly the setting where ongoing protection makes sense.

PrEP is simple. If you’re HIV-negative and there’s any chance a partner could have HIV, PrEP keeps you protected without depending on condoms working every single time. You don’t have to tell anyone you’re taking it. Our team handles everything on WhatsApp, and delivery is discreet.

Had a possible exposure in the last 72 hours? PrEP can’t protect you from something that has already happened. You need PEP first. See where to get PEP in Enugu, or message us right away.

PrEP Options in Enugu

Three ways to take PrEP. One conversation to start.

Oral PrEP: daily tabletAvailable now

One tablet a day of tenofovir and emtricitabine (TDF/FTC). Taken consistently, it reduces the risk of HIV from sex by about 99%, and it’s the most established HIV prevention tool in the world.

You need a negative HIV test before you start. Our team walks you through that on WhatsApp and arranges the rest. Start on WhatsApp →

Lenacapavir: twice a yearAvailable now

One injection every six months. No daily pill and no missed doses. In the PURPOSE 1 trial, there were zero new HIV infections among 2,134 women who received it.

Ideal if a daily pill is hard to fit into your routine, or if you’d rather not keep tablets in a shared room or hostel. Ask about lenacapavir →

CAB-LA: every two monthsAvailable on request

Long-acting cabotegravir, given as an injection every two months. Available through Zivoko on request. Message our team to discuss whether CAB-LA suits you and to arrange supply.


How to Access PrEP in Enugu

Three routes, depending on what works for you.

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Zivoko delivery

Order on WhatsApp and receive PrEP discreetly at any address in Enugu State: home, office, or hostel. Within hours in Enugu city, where we have a hub, and within 24 hours elsewhere in the state. The packaging is plain, with nothing on the outside to show what’s inside. Order now

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Teaching hospitals

The University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH) at Ituku-Ozalla and Enugu State University Teaching Hospital (ESUTH) at Parklane run HIV prevention services. This is the public route if you prefer a government facility. Ask at the HIV clinic about PrEP eligibility. Availability of the injectable options may vary.

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NGO-supported sites

Some NGO-supported clinics in Enugu offer oral PrEP free of charge to eligible people. If cost is your main concern, ask us and we’ll point you to the right place.

We deliver across Enugu State, including:

Independence LayoutGRANew HavenTrans-EkuluAbakpaEmeneAchara LayoutNsukkaAgbani

How to Start

Starting PrEP takes one WhatsApp conversation.

1

Message our team

Tell us you want to start PrEP in Enugu. We’ll ask a few short questions about your health and situation. No long forms and no judgement. You can also take the 2 minute check first, and your answers come straight to us.

2

HIV test

PrEP needs a negative HIV test before you start. We’ll direct you to a testing point near you, or add a rapid test kit to your order (sold separately, subject to availability). Starting PrEP when HIV is already present can cause drug resistance, which is why this step can’t be skipped.

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Choose your option

Daily tablet or twice-yearly lenacapavir, with CAB-LA on request. We’ll help you decide based on your routine and health.

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Fast, discreet delivery

Within hours in Enugu city, where we have a hub, and within 24 hours anywhere else in Enugu State. For lenacapavir, we arrange the injection with a trained provider near you. Start now


Frequently Asked Questions

PrEP questions from Enugu.

QI’m a student in Nsukka. Can you deliver to my hostel?

Yes. We deliver to hostels, lodges and off-campus housing in Nsukka and across Enugu State. The package is plain, with no medicine names or HIV wording on the outside, so roommates won’t know what it is. If privacy in a shared room is a concern, the lenacapavir injection means there are no tablets to keep at all.

QCan I start PrEP straight after finishing PEP?

Yes, and it’s often the best time to start. If your HIV test is negative when you finish your 28-day PEP course and your risk is ongoing, you can move straight onto PrEP with no gap in protection. Tell our team you’re finishing PEP and we’ll time it for you.

QDoes taking PrEP mean anyone will know my HIV status?

No. PrEP is a prevention medicine for people who are HIV-negative. Taking it says nothing about your HIV status, and your use of it is private medical information. We don’t share customer details with anyone.

QIs PrEP safe to take for a long time?

Yes. Daily PrEP has been used safely by millions of people worldwide. The main thing to monitor is kidney function, so you’ll need a kidney check before starting the daily pill and every 6 to 12 months after. If you have kidney problems, the lenacapavir injection is often a better fit. You’ll also have an HIV test every three months while on PrEP. If your situation changes, you can stop safely with guidance: see how to stop PrEP safely.


PrEP is available in Enugu. Starting takes one conversation.

Delivery within hours in Enugu city and within 24 hours across the state, a private consultation on WhatsApp day or night, and no judgement. Message us and we’ll take care of the rest.

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