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A lady living with HIV virus in Ghana, Naddy Obeng, has vowed to infect more than 400 men before she dies since a man infected her with the disease.
HIV+ Ghanaian lady vows to spread the disease before dying
Naddy Obeng
The lady in a WhatsApp chat with one of her friends, alleged that she has infected
eight men already and would not die alone as she embarks on a nationwide tour of spreading the disease to randy men because one of them infected her same way.
A screen shot of the leaked message shared on social media by the friend with the handle @emmanwandud, shows Obeng boasting that she has successfully gotten eight men and is on a mission to infect at least 400 men before her time is done. See screenshot below:
HIV+ Ghanaian lady vows to spread the disease before dying
HIV+ Ghanaian lady vows to spread the disease before dying
Guys, be careful!

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