Being a student is one of the mostwonderful and fulfiling thing in any ones stages of life depending on how best you utilize your time in school or collage. Personally, my own experience in school evolved around organizing awareness campaighns and involving fellow students on events that could change their lives in one way or another. I am now just about to graduate in November 23rd 2007 and contrary to what people used to say that my deep involvement in these activities would cost me my class work, I am happy to say that I am going to graduate with very good grades which makes me feel that you can do something as a student and still pass your exams. CHEERS to all the students!!!!!!!!

Just thinking of you as one of the people living with HIV/Aids is one thing that should make you ask the following question, "How would you feel if you are shunned by friends because of your status?" It is disheartenning indead. During my encounter with some of the PLWA during the training, I came to realise that we need to come together to realy fight the stigma. May be this time it is your neighbour and the next time it is your brother or sister. We need to do a lot of work to remove the stigma and embrace these angels into our society because it is not their fault that they are HIV positive.

“Some men change their party for the sake of their principles; others change their principles for the sake of their party” –Winston Churchill-

“Politics is supposed to be the second oldest profession. I have come to realize that it bears a very close resemblance to the first” –Ronald Reagan-

“We hang the petty thieves and appoint great ones to public office” -Aesop-