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Dear President Buhari, I will like to extend an
invitation to you for a tour of down town, so that
you can have a clear view of what the people
who voted you into office feel about certain
decision your government has taken so far,
especially the decision to ban ‘I-pass-my-
neighbour generator’. Contrary to the picture your advisers have painted to you, the decision to ban ‘I-pass-my neighbour’ generators will only bring more hardship to the people down here who have never in any way, benefitted from the Nigerian government at any time. The little hope that your “change” mantra brought to the poor man is fast becoming another tale in the book of presidential lies. So, for you to really understand the ramification of your decision, I urge you to come for a quick tour of down town. Don’t worry sir; it won’t cost you a thing. We will ensure that your visit is as comfortable as we can. Yes, we know you don’t take ‘shepe’ or ‘mishango’ or ‘Ghana root’ mixed with ‘draw-draw’. But don’t worry, we will have enough pure water available for you to cool your feet, wash your face and quench your thirst. It is true that the streets down here are littered with broken water pipes and heaps of smelly refuse dumps as a result of lack of government presence. But babu wahala, we will see to it that your danshiki doesn’t get so messed up. It will be nice to have you address the youths and explain to them why you have taken the decision to throw our streets into darkness and expose us to more terror from armed robbers. Sir, have you considered the amount of small business operators that will be incapacitated by the ban you have imposed on ‘I-pass-my- neighbour generators’? Come sir, and see for yourself how many families will lose their source of livelihood simply because they cannot afford to purchase the bigger generators. Sir, what becomes of the barber, the hair dresser, the recharge card seller whose business is run with ‘I-pass-my-neighbour’ generator? Have you considered the difference between N10, 000 generator and a N50, 000 generator? Do you think the people are happy using ‘I-pass-my-neighbour generators? Someone who earns as low as N15, 000 monthly, how do you expect him to buy and maintain a N50, 000 generator? You should also consider they have other needs. I think this is a wrong move and one that will drive most self-employed youths into armed robbery and other illegal activities. And ‘I-pass-my-neighbour generator kills? Hmmmm Mr. President, I thought hunger and bad roads have killed more Nigerians than generators? How come you haven’t placed a ban on hunger and bad roads? Is this a part of the “change” we should expect from this regime? Is this one of the groundbreaking ideas given to you by the new minister for power? How do we achieve steady supply of electricity by banning smaller generators? What I see here sir, is the government favouring the rich against the poor. The importers of bigger generator will no doubt see this as a welcome idea; that is if they didn’t lobby for it. This is one of the most insensitive decisions taken by any Nigerian government. Shouldn’t it be a general ban on generators? Is it that punishing the poor has become a goal in itself for the government? Too many affluent Nigerians – and, in particular, members of the political elite – seem to have no sense of how much suffering is down here on the streets. Little wonder the governors woke up one morning and decided that they can no longer pay the N18, 000 minimum wage of workers. For these governors, what is really striking is the total disconnect between conventional wisdom and the reality of life – and death – for much of the nation. It is like there’s a badge of wickedness on the forehead of our politicians. Sir, what we want is for you politicians to stop talking blithely about the importance of alleviating the sufferings of the masses and truly start looking at the way their less-fortunate citizens live. http://punchng.com/mr-president-are-you-for-real/ |
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Paris has suffered a night of deadly attacks,
described by President Francois Hollande as
"unprecedented".
Shootings, bomb blasts and a hostage siege have
left at least 127 people dead and some 180
wounded. At least 80 are in critical condition.
Six places were targeted, almost simultaneously.
France has declared a state of emergency,
imposed border controls and deployed 1,500
extra troops.
This is what we know so far.
21:20 (20:20 GMT) Rue Alibert attacks
Le Carillon
The attacks erupted at about 21:20 in popular
nightlife spots in the 10th district
(arrondissement) of the capital, not far from the
Place de la Republique.
At about the same time, an explosion was heard
outside the Stade de France, where the French
and German national football teams were playing,
before a capacity crowd (see below).
First reports of gunfire came from Le Carillon
bar, at 18 rue Alibert. Witnesses initially thought
a firecracker had gone off until people realised
that a masked man was opening fire with a semi-
automatic gun. One witness described a man
getting out of a car with a heavy calibre
weapon. He was not wearing any mask.
"People dropped to the ground. We put a table
over our heads to protect us," said Ben Grant,
who was with his wife at the back of the bar.
Le Petit Cambodge
Witnesses then describe how the man then
crossed the road and turned his gun on a
restaurant, Le Petit Cambodge (Little Cambodia).
The gunman killed at least 12 people in his
attack on the bar and restaurant.
Minutes later, a shooting was reported not far
away, near the popular Canal St Martin. Reports
said a car was left riddled with bullets and a
motorbike abandoned on the ground.
La Casa Nostra pizzeria
Then came an attack on diners a few streets
south of rue Alibert, on the terrace of La Casa
Nostra pizzeria, in rue de la Fontaine au Roi.
Witnesses described seeing a man firing a
machine-gun.
"There were at least five bodies around me and
blood everywhere," a man in his 30s told French
media.
21:30 Stade de France
On the northern fringe of Paris, France were
playing Germany at the Stade de France
stadium, in an international football friendly seen
as a big game ahead of the Euro 2016 football
championships in France. The game was being
broadcast on TF1, one of the main national TV
channels. President Hollande was there.
About half an hour after kick-off, the first of
three explosions was heard. They were audible
within the stadium - after the second one the
president was immediately rushed to safety.
It was later established that three suicide
bombers had blown themselves up at two fast
food outlets and a brasserie near the stadium. It
is the first time France has experienced such
bombings, French media say.
At one point, a section of the crowd spilled on to
the pitch in panic. After the match, which
France won 2-0, players watched events unfold
on monitors in the tunnel.
21:50 Rue de Charonne attack
The next reports of shootings came to the south
of the first restaurant attacks, at La Belle Equipe
bar in the rue de Charonne in the 11th district.
Two men were seen opening fire, spraying
bullets at the terrace of the cafe.
"It lasted at least three minutes," one witness
said. "Then they got back in their car and
headed towards Charonne station."
There were appalling scenes outside the bar,
with bodies all over the floor. One women
covered in blood was hugged by a passer-by as
emergency services arrived to help the wounded.
At least 19 people died in the shooting.
22:00 Bataclan concert venue
The deadliest attack of the night came at a well-
known concert venue in Boulevard Voltaire in the
11th district, where Californian rock group Eagles
of Death Metal was playing. The 1,500-seat
Bataclan hall was sold out.
Witnesses said four attackers stormed inside
from the back, and fired several bursts at the
crowd, with Kalashnikov assault rifles. Later,
French media reported that at least 82 people
had died there.
One of the attackers was said to have shouted
"God is great" in Arabic. One witness heard a
gunman blaming President Hollande for
intervening in Syria. It was the first clear
evidence that Paris was once again being
targeted by Islamists.
"We thought it was fireworks but finally there
were men shooting in all directions. So we all
lay on the floor and started crawling towards the
stage," one woman said.
A hostage crisis had now begun.
By now, President Hollande was in crisis talks
with Prime Minister Manuel Valls as well as
Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve.
Shortly before midnight he gave a live address
on national TV announcing a state of emergency
throughout France and a tightening of border
controls.
The order was then given to send elite security
forces into the concert hall.
The siege ended when three of the gunmen blew
themselves up with suicide belts and the fourth
was shot dead.
After fleeing, Julien Pearce, a Europe 1 radio
reporter who witnessed the carnage, said
terrified fans had tried to reach the stage by
clambering over others cowering on the floor,
but the attackers had gunned them down.
Pearce said he saw one gunman clearly - a calm
youth, without any mask, and a blank expression
on his face. Pearce and others managed to flee
while the gunmen were reloading their
Kalashnikovs.
Other attacks were reported during the evening,
including one on the Boulevard de Beaumarchais
close to the Bastille.
Paris gunmen
Police say there were eight attackers and all of
them died:
Three blew themselves up and a fourth was
shot by police at the Bataclan venue at the
end of the concert siege
Another blew himself up a short distance
away from the concert hall on the Boulevard
Voltaire
Three more blew themselves up at eating
places near the Stade de France
But the search for potential accomplices
continues. The string of gun and bomb attacks
was clearly co-ordinated and involved more men
than the three who took part in the January
attacks , which claimed the lives of 18 people in
Paris.
The city has issued an emergency hotline for
information: 0800 40 60 05.
Chronology
21:20 - First explosion near Stade de France
21:25 - Shooting at Le Carillon bar and Le
Petit Cambodge restaurant, rue Bichat
21:29 - More shooting in same area, avenue
de la Republique
21:30 - Second explosion near Stade de
France
21:38 - Shooting at La Belle Equipe bar, rue
de Charonne
21:43 - Explosion at boulevard Voltaire, near
Bataclan concert hall
21:49 - Shooting at Bataclan, then explosions
21:53 - Third explosion at Stade de France
22:00 - Shooting at boulevard Beaumarchais,
near Bataclan http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-34818994 |
Chukwudi Akasike BARELY 24 hours after former governor Rotimi Amaechi was inaugurated as minister, the Rivers State chapter of the All Progressives Congress on Thursday set an agenda for him to revamp the Port Harcourt International Airport perceived to be one of the worst airports in the world. The state APC congratulated the former governor and also urged him to begin the immediate rehabilitation of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, and the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos. The state APC, in a statement signed by its Chairman, Dr. Davies Ikanya, recalled that while the international airport in Abuja had been rated the seventh worst in Africa, the one in Lagos was rated the 10th worst airport in Africa. Explaining that the current conditions of the three airports were unacceptable, the party expressed the confidence that Amaechi would use his wealth of experience to correct the anomaly imposed on Nigerians by the immediate past administration of Dr. Goodluck Jonathan. “This is not acceptable to us and we wish that Amaechi quickly corrects this shameful anomaly imposed on us by the visionless administration of Dr. Goodluck Jonathan and his misguided Peoples Democratic Party. “We heartily congratulate our leader on his meritorious appointment as the Minister of Transport while at the same time we extend our heartfelt gratitude to President Muhammadu Buhari for his confidence in Amaechi. “We wish to assure Mr. President and all Nigerians that Amaechi, who has a track record of performance, will deliver even beyond expectations if given the necessary cooperation,” the state APC stressed. It noted that the former governor of River State possessed a track record of performance and expressed gratitude to President Buhari for appointing Amaechi as a minister. The party pointed out that Amaechi was coming into the transport ministry at a time when the railway system in the country remained moribund with the maritime sector in a chaotic state. It said, “Amaechi is coming in as the transport minister at a time when the railway system is moribund and the maritime sector is in a chaotic state. “We know what Amaechi is made of and we expect him not only to turn around the fortunes of the railway system, but also to do the same to the maritime sector.” The party appealed to all Rivers people and Nigerians generally to accord Amaechi the support and prayers he needed to enable him to take the sector to the next level. It also congratulated the 35 other ministers and called on Nigerians to cooperate with them so that the citizenry could feel the positive change promised by the APC. http://punchng.com/revamp-pharcourt-abuja-lagos-airports-apc-tells-amaechi/ |
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The League of Imams and Alfas in Ekiti has
ordered Muslims in the state not to collect rams
and other food items for Sallah celebration, if
presented to them in any form by the state
government.
The League reached the decision at a meeting
held on Tuesday at Ansar-u-Deen Society Central
Mosque Odo-Otu, Ado Ekiti, where it reviewed
the “deliberate marginalisation of Muslim
members in Ekiti State Government’s political
appointment.”
The Nigerian Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs
and National Council of Muslim Youth
Organisation, Ekiti State, had respectively issued
statements condemning Governor Ayodele
Fayose for neglecting Muslims in appointments.
The All Progressives Congress in Ekiti State, in a
statement by its Publicity Secretary, Taiwo
Olatunbosun, had also described “Fayose’s
treatment of Muslims in terms of appointment in
the state” as “the worst since the state was
created.”
The party claimed Ekiti Muslims were not given
up to one per cent of the appointments made by
Fayose’s administration.
In a communiqué issued at the end of the
meeting, the League said, “Based on the above,
the League, Ekiti State Council, hereby resolved
that no Muslim in the state should collect rams
and other food items, if presented to them in any
form by the government.”
The communiqué was signed by the state’s
Assistant Secretary, League of Imams and Alfas,
Alhaji Quadri Oguntuase; a Representative of
Ansar-u-Deen Missioner, Fatai Jimoh and Chief
Imam, Ilogbo, Imam Abdul Rasak.
It added, “Any Muslim that collects such rams or
food items under any guise has taken Haram
(Unlawful) and the punishment of the Almighty
Allah awaits the person. (Quran 71 verse 28).”
“This order stands until the government accedes
to our demands as earlier published.”
Fayose had distributed chickens and rice to
indigenes during the last Christmas celebration in
the state as part of his stomach infrastructure
policy. Source: http://www.punchng.com/news/dont-accept-fayoses-rams-imams-tell-muslims/ |
THERE was an outrage in the ruling All Progressives Congress on Thursday over the announcement of new appointments by President Muhammadu Buhari. Leaders of the APC, who spoke to The PUNCH , complained that the appointments tilted in favour of the North and said the party must move fast to cope with the backlash of expected rumblings in the polity. “The President does not consult before making most of these appointments and I can tell you that Nigerians are going to term the party and the President as a northern party and the President of Northern Nigeria,” a leader of the party said to one of our correspondents late on Tuesday. Buhari, according to a statement by his Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina, on Thursday approved the appointment of Babachir David Lawal from Adamawa State as the Secretary to the Government of the Federation. He also named Mr. Abba Kyari from Borno state as his Chief of Staff. Other appointments approved by the President, according to the statement, are those of Col. Hameed Ibrahim Ali (retd.) as the new Comptroller-General, Nigerian Customs Service; Mr. Kure Martin Abeshi, Comptroller-General, Nigerian Immigration Service; Senator Ita Enang, Senior Special Assistant on National Assembly Matters (Senate); and Suleiman Kawu as SSA on National Assembly Matters (House of Representatives). Both Ali and Kawu are from Kano State and Abeshi is from Nasarawa. Enang from Akwa Ibom State is the only one from the south geo- political zone. Adesina said all the appointments would take immediate effect. Three top national officers of the APC, who spoke with one of our correspondents on condition of anonymity shortly after the announcements were made, wondered why the President was appointing only northerners to positions to the detriment of the southerners. They said that the President was already giving the party a bad name among Nigerians. They said they had hoped that he would learn from the criticisms that trailed his first appointments where more northerners were appointed into sensitive positions than southerners. Before the latest appointments, the President had also named only one southerner among the initial nine appointments he made. The northerners in the first appointments are the Director-General of the State Services, Lawal Daura; Acting Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, Mrs. Amina Zakari; the Director, Department of Petroleum Resources, Mr. Mordecai Danteni Baba Ladan; and the Accountant-General of the Federation, Alhaji Ahmed Idris. Also in the first appointments are the President’s Chief Security Officer, Abdulrahman Mani; State Chief of Protocol, Mallam Abdullahi Kazaure; Aide- De-Camp, Lt. Col. Muhammed Abubakar; and the Senior Special Assistant on Media and Publicity, Mallam Garba Shehu. Only the Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Mr. Femi Adesina, hailed from Osun Staten in the South-West. Another APC leader said the party must devise a way of managing the backlash that would follow the appointments. He said, “Though the President did not get much votes from the South-East but we must not neglect the zone in key appointments. “Even the South-West that supported and was the backbone of the party, what are we giving the zone in appreciation? We need to be careful before the party is destroyed.” It was gathered that some leaders of the party were already thinking of having an enlarged meeting where the appointments would be reviewed. But another senior member of the APC said such a meeting, if it would hold at all, would have to wait until the party holds its Kogi State governorship primary on Saturday. A member of the state executive of APC in a South-West state, said the appointments were lopsided against the South. He said, “When President Olusegun Obasanjo took over, you saw balance in appointments as he reflected federal character. President Goodluck Jonathan too reflected a semblance of balance. Buhari is pursuing a northern agenda. This is the same agenda pursued by the late Sir Ahmadu Bello, when everything was pro-North. Buhari made six appointments at a go and five of them are northerners.” The Speaker of one of the Houses of Assembly in the South-West, who spoke on condition of anonymity, also described the new appointments as shocking. The Speaker, who is a member of the APC, said, “This is shocking. It doesn’t speak well at all. The South-West has been completely neglected and the South-East too. The South-West was neglected during the President Goodluck Jonathan years. The South-West must rise up against this.” Similarly, an APC chairman in another South- West state, who also spoke on condition of anonymity, said the list of the new appointees had left him perplexed. The chairman said, “This is not good at all. Why should he choose everybody from the North? I am sure he did not confide in anybody before drawing up the list and making the announcement. We will continue to watch. It is condemnable.” In the same vein, an APC member of the House of Representatives, said the leaders of the party in the South-West were shocked by Buhari’s latest appointments. “He didn’t tell anybody. We are all shocked. The real shocker would be when he is going to appoint ministers. The only thing that would save us is that he is mandated constitutionally to choose from all states, otherwise, he would have chosen all the ministers too from the North,” the female member of parliament said. The new SGF graduated from the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, in 1979 with a Bachelor of Engineering degree and worked with the Delta Steel Company, Aladja, Nigerian External Telecommunications Limited and Data Sciences Limited before establishing his own ICT and Telecommunications consulting firm in 1990. Kyari, the new Chief of Staff to the President, holds Bachelors and Masters Degrees from the University of Cambridge and the University of Warwick in Law and Sociology. The new Comptroller-General of Customs, holds Bachelors and Masters Degrees in Criminology. He was military administrator of Kaduna State from 1996 to 1998. Source: http://www.punchng.com/news/apc-leaders-angry-as-buhari-appoints-more-northerners/ |
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The immediate past Governor of Lagos State, Mr.
Babatunde Fashola, spent N139m on the drilling
of two boreholes at the Lagos House, Ikeja.
The project was completed by Deux Projects
Limited according to a report published by the
state government
The report, which was part of the awarded
contracts by the Lagos State Tenders Board in
2013, was seen on the website of the Lagos
State Public Procurement Agency.
In the same year, N640m was spent by the
Fashola administration for the reconstruction of
a car park and other associated works at the
Lagos House, Marina. The report stated that the
N640m contract was given to Julius Berger Plc
as part of phase two of the reconstruction of
Lagos House where Fashola lived during his
eight years in government.
In the same year, N300m was spent on the
relocation of cables belonging to the Power
Holding Company of Nigeria at the Lagos State
University Teaching Hospital. The contract was
awarded to Deux Projects Limited.
According to the report, the former governor also
spent N175m to replace the railings of a
pedestrian bridge on Carter Bridge from Ido to
Idumota with concrete railings. The contract was
awarded to A Abicon Engineering Limited.
According to the report, N220m was spent on
the facility management of the Lagos State
University College of Medicine. The contract was
awarded to Deux Projects Limited.
The former governor, according to the report,
spent N619m on surface repair on Ajara-Erekiti-
Iragon-Ikoga Road in Badagry Local Government.
According to the report, Fashola spent N1.2bn on
the construction of an unidentified multi-storey
building in Onikan, Lagos.
The former governor was also said to have spent
N1.6bn on the construction of a 48-bedroom
hotel at Lagos State VIP Chalets, Badagry.
About N510m was spent on the remodelling and
equipping of the official residence of the state’s
Chief Judge at 4 Thompson Avenue, Ikoyi, Lagos,
according to the report.
About N165m was spent on the construction of
an 18-classroom block at Ajara Senior Grammar
School, Ajara Badagry. The same amount was
also spent on an 18-block classroom at
Community Senior/Junior Secondary School,
Bayeku, Ikorodu.
Fashola had recently come under fire for
spending N78.3m of taxpayers’ money on his
website, tundefashola.com .
Although the figures were published on the
official website of the state government, the
former governor said all the monies were duly
approved by the Lagos State House of Assembly
and the Lagos State Public Procurement Agency.
Fashola, in a six-page letter, stated that the
website of the state government was authentic.
He, however, warned against attempt by some
persons to tarnish his good image and
misrepresent his budgetary spending to the
members of the public.
All attempts to speak with Fashola’s
spokesperson, Hakeem Bello, proved abortive as
he did not pick calls neither did he respond to a
text message sent to his telephone. Source: http://www.punchng.com/news/fashola-spent-n139m-on-two-boreholes-lasg/ |
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By Ben Agande, Abuja The Nigerian government has ordered a full investigation into how a wanted terrorist was granted Nigerian Visa in Lebanon to visit the country. An official of the Nigerian Ministry of Foreign affairs told Vanguard in Abuja, Tuesday evening, that President Muhammadu Buhari has directed the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to investigate the circumstances surrounding the issuance of Visa to the wanted terrorist who has been on the wanted list of several governments. It would be recalled that a radical Muslim cleric, Ahmad al-Assir was arrested by Lebanese authorities as he attempted to leave Lebanon to Nigeria via Cairo. He was said to have arrested while attempting to travel with a fake Palestinian passport with a valid Nigerian Visa at the Beirut’s Rafik Hariri International Airport early Saturday, August 15, 2015 in Lebanon. According to the official of the ministry of foreign affairs who spoke with Vanguard on the condition of anonymity, the ministry of foreign affairs has been directed to explain how the wanted terrorist was able to get Nigerian Visa. “The reported arrest of the wanted terrorist is a huge embarrassment to Nigeria and the President has directed that the matter should be investigated. The embassy in Lebanon has been directed to furnish the ministry with details of how the man got the visa. The National Intelligence Agency Officer has been directed to provide details of what happened” the officer said. Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/08/buhari-orders-probe-on-how-isis-leader-got-nigerian-visa/#sthash.LYOeFPiG.dpuf |
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A Special Adviser to Osun State Governor, Mr Bode Olugbore, has been arrested by the police over the death of his girlfriend, Miss Kemi Arobieke.http://www.punchng.com/news/police-arrest-aregbesolas-aide-over-girlfriends-death/ |
idonbilivit methinks she visited her bobo |
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@op you forgot mc galaxy's shopolochop. o men we don suffer for these boys hands |
Happiness87:May God grant you more wisdom my dear |
Vaginal odor may limit sexual activity in
a relationship; the woman feels
uncomfortable, and the man becomes a
little distant. However, the vagina has a
distinct smell that is not a problem. Each
girl has a particular vaginal smell; it is
natural. Even when you notice a recent
difference in its smell, it is not
necessarily an infection. That change
may be linked to a specific moment of
your menstrual cycle because the smell
of your vagina can vary depending on
the time of the cycle.
A healthy vagina gives off a discrete odor at
one time or another.
It is normal that it has a certain odor
sometimes. Whether this natural smell is
neutral or not, it is a matter of personal
judgment. In fact, some women notice
their odor when there is no notable odor
detected by their partners.
However, if the odor changes and
becomes strongly unpleasant (repugnant
fishy vaginal odor), this change deserves
attention because it is perhaps a sign of
a serious vaginal infection. Left
untreated, this condition may cause not
only physiologic problems but also
emotional (stress) and social problems
(the person feels uncomfortable thinking
the odor is detected by others).
What to do when you have vaginal odor?
Many women believe that vaginal odor
are the result of a lack of personal
hygiene and wash excessively their
vagina unaware that they worsen the
problem. While poor genital hygiene can
be the cause, excessive washing is not
the solution. Very often, women
hampered by a strong vaginal odor
should not begin to wash themselves
intensively. That does not help at all. The
first thing to do should be restoring the
acidity and the balance of the vaginal
flora naturally. That restoration cannot
be done by excessive antibiotic intake; it
decreases your immune system.
How to restore the balance of the vaginal
flora?
The vaginal flora consists of a large
number of microaerophilic bacteria.
Among them, lactobacilli are considered
the principal ones for their role in
protecting the vagina. These micro-
organisms are primarily responsible for
protective acidity of the vagina. Wash
the vagina too often increases its pH,
which disrupts the vaginal flora and can
cause vaginal infections and particularly
unpleasant odors. That is, do not rush to
wash your vaginal excessively when you
suffer from vaginal health issues.
If the vaginal flora is disrupted,
pathogenic bacteria proliferate, resulting
in bacterial vaginosis. This type of
proliferation tends to increase the
number of bacteria normally present in
the vagina causing unpleasant fishy
vaginal odor.
What are the causes of vaginal odor?
Besides excessive washing, douching,
tight clothes and certain chemicals
(scented body washes, antibacterial soap,
etc) can cause vaginal infection or yeast
infections . Certain contraceptives and
foreign body in vagina can provoke
vaginal odor and other major health
issues. Vaginal and anal intercourse
alternation during the same session can
cause vaginal infection resulting in
vaginal odor. Though rare, diet can
affect the smell of your vagina. In some
cases of vaginal odor, eating a healthy
diet (eating fruit and vegetables
abundantly) can remediate the condition
without any medical treatment
Useful tips
Wear clean tampons and change them
regularlys Avoid Douching, it is not
necessary; it can damage or destroy the
normal acidity of the vagina resulting in
vaginal problems. If you suffer from ant
type of vaginal infection, it is
recommended to avoid wearing tight
underwear and pants so that the vagina
can breathe easier. Tight clothes can
irritate the vagina and cause or increase
vaginal odor. Wearing cotton panties is
also important. If a vaginal infection
persists despite treatment, you need to
see a doctor because it could be a sign of
Cancer of the cervix or vagina, Bacterial
Vaginosis, Chlamydia, Genital Herpes ,
Gonorrhea, Pelvic Inflammatory Disease,
Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs),
Vaginitis, Yeast Infection , etc.
For women, after intercourse, it is
important to go urinate. Urination after
sex helps to remove any possible
bacteria that may be outside or inside
the vaginal canal that would go up in the
urethra. Because once present, these
microbes tend to go up into the bladder,
and can cause recurrent urinary
infections. Urination causes a cleansing
effect, forcing the microbes outside.
Is there a natural treatment for vaginal
odor?
Yes, there are herbal remedies
formulated to be total feminine
products. Not only are they designed to
attack the root causes of your current
bacterial vaginosis but also their
recurrence. Naturally, they balance the
flora of your vagina. The ingredients in
these remedies can assist in the re-
establishment of the natural lactobacilli
in your vagina and significantly boost
your immune system to fight your
existing condition and its recurrence. |



