₦airaland Forum

DrinkLimca:
Years of sleeping with sugar mommies is finally paying off

Blueberrie:
Ok, why is this addressed to women alone. Pls address ur gender as well. Y'all arent saints.

Audray:
Oy...füçk off. What do you know about women and hygiene?
You just had to spew your self righteous Macho opinion.
Don't even get me started on guys and their "manly" weirdly looked over dirty habits.

DRIFTyKING:
It sometimes comes as a surprise when a woman passes by you and you cannot help but wonder when she last took a shower. The concoction of smells that emerge from some people is reason enough to spoil your day and even postpone your lunch.

It might not be common knowledge to everyone but hygiene is something you CANNOT live without.

I will tell you this; lack of hygiene exposes you to germs, bacteria, and illnesses. Most importantly, do not start wondering why family, loved ones, and even strangers never want to be near you when you cannot stay clean. There are things that you cannot take for granted when it comes to hygiene.

Here are 7 lessons in hygiene some women take for granted:

1. Wash your face.

Washing your face helps your skin glow and also prevents the formation of white heads and blackheads. You need to know if your face is sensitive to different types of soaps or not. Some people need to use clean warm water without soap and others need soap. It’s always best to use mild soap. Ensure to wash your face every morning.

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2. Wash your hands after visiting the toilet.

It annoys me how some people take this little fact for granted. It’s hygienic to wash your hands after visiting the toilet. Washing your hands prevents you from common illnesses such as amoeba and cholera.

If you want to know how bad it is, just think about how many times you have had amoeba after visiting a restaurant. I once saw a chef getting his trouser unstuck from his butt crack as I passed by the kitchen. Let’s just say I did not even sit down to order. Amoeba is actually caused by faeces.

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3. Brushing your teeth.

Brush your teeth every day. Do you need to be told this? A clean mouth is the beginning of a beautiful smile. Failure to do so can lead to dental caries, bacteria lodging in your throat, tartar, and other common problems.

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4. Shower after a workout.

Sweat feels itchy and uncomfortable. Ensure to take a shower after a rigorous workout. There is always that temptation to slack on the couch because of fatigue but it is wrong.

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5. Clean off your makeup at the end of the day.

Sleeping with makeup is the worst habit you can adopt. Make up can cause your skin to break and form black heads.

To give your skin a flawless look the next day, just remove all your make up.

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6. Keep your hair neat.

Grooming is important because first impressions are everything. Take care of your hair by oiling or alternatively, get a hairstyle that is easy to maintain.

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7. Trim your nails.

Trimming your nails prevents your nails from picking up dirt and fungus. Ensure that your nails are of manageable height and always wash them thoroughly with every hand wash. Remember amoeba.

https://otownloaded.net/7-lessons-hygiene-women-need-learn/

AbdulBinLaden:
Good one Sir, Take the bull by the horn

Pidginwhisper:
I just dey imagine wetin the Male Doctor dey reason for him mind as he dey look her pussay


The person wey censor those pix, nazo dem go censor your destiny Oooo!

Mcquine:
Lol frustrated much? or wait are you running out of data already.

Come on I'm only getting started you FOOL.

biacan:
That's where you belong

biacan:
Go back to the slum where you belong

biacan:
Ehyaaaaa why do you want to cry

biacan:
Sissy

biacan:
We've seen guys here denial their house hood so yours is nothing new........do you still have the guts to denial your atrocities.....the scar on your left hand is a reminder for you

biacan:
This agbero that was been caught in bariga thinks he has an option smh

biacan:
Person wey carry belle wen she dey 13yrs nahm you dey talk about...... you slept with your Sisters smh on you

biacan:
Your sisters will be my neighbours cause we would be seating on the same place

biacan:
I can never imagined myself dating a guy who is broke and has not made a name for himself........such men deserve to be drag by the balls and put into the slum where they belong..... E.G oxster......kiss the truth

NwaAmaikpe:


He doesn't deserve it.

rafhell:
Davido is gradually transforming into a frog.
#stopcallinghimfrogvoice.

Flexherbal:
You can give a summary of it.

ogwomba:
My man no dey there.

Ayanshola337:
Happy birthday to dat ogun state boy callin himself omo ilorin

Dindondin:
I d v talked if it was Hebrews language,tom sign of cross or anything related to Christianity. Cos Naira has no religious affiliation.
If you don't see anything wrong with using a foreign unofficial language on your country's currency, then you are a zombie!

Mcquine:
It's only hungry mofos like you, your r3tarded father and your kinsmen that goes to be a slave in Libya.

I'm sure you end up in street 100%.

Dindondin:
And that Arabic inscription on Naira is wrong. No justification whatsoever!

No matter how pleasant the meaning may be. Arabic is not Nigeria's official language or our indigenous language

sureheaven:
Reminds me of the name .. .... Pablo escoba.

NaijaEfcc:
PENGASSAN begins strike, Fayose blames FG for fuel scarcity

The Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) said it had mobilised its members for a nationwide strike beginning from today following inability of the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Ibe Kackikwu, to resolve the disagreement between it and an oil and gas firm, Neconde.

The industrial action will worsen the current fuel crisis in some parts of the country.

A meeting facilitated by Kachikwu in Abuja at the weekend between PENGASSAN and Neconde over the sack of some workers by the oil company was deadlocked.

PENGASSAN, in a statement by its National Public Relations Officer, Fortune Obi, said the union would hold an emergency meeting this morning. He said the oil workers were being put on standby for the strike that might begin midnight today.

PENGASSAN had issued a seven-day ultimatum to the Federal Government, warning that the industrial action would result in shutting down of oil and gas installations and disruption of fuel supply across the country.



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The union is also protesting against alleged anti-labour practices by some indigenous oil and gas companies, marginal field operators and agencies of government.

The Communications Manager of Neconde, Segun Fafore, told The Guardian that the allegations against the firm by the oil workers were unfounded. He said the workers were sacked due to failure to meet the firm’s expectations after series of assessment.

“The allegations against us are unfounded. As an organisation that is performance-driven, we do reviews and we pass assessment regardless that you are an affiliate of a labour union. If you don’t measure up to the expected standard, you’ll be sacked. It is propaganda to ensure that unnecessary attention is focused on us.

“We will continue to operate above the standard level and we’ll continue to protect the welfare of our workers. We don’t just throw people out, we review our performance frequently and any one that does not work to meet up will be walked out,” Fafore said.





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Meanwhile, Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose has accused the Federal Government of causing the current fuel scarcity to justify alleged plan to increase the pump price of petrol from N145 to N185 per litre.

In a statement, Fayose said: “Petrol is scarce across the country because the Federal Government deliberately reduced supply since it is only the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) that is importing the product.

“Allowing fuel scarcity to persist for over two weeks when Nigerians are preparing to celebrate Christmas and New Year is the height of wickedness on the part of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Federal Government.

“Funny enough, instead of directing its anger at President Muhammadu Buhari who is the Minister of Petroleum on December 7, 2017, the Federal Executive Council (FEC) choose to give the Minister of State for Petroleum, Dr. Ibe Kachikwu seven days ultimatum to end the fuel scarcity. Today is December 17, exactly ten days after the misplaced
 ultimatum was given, the situation has even gotten worse.”

“By the time PENGASSAN goes on strike as being threatened,
 the whole country will be shut down and one wonders what will become
 of Nigerians that desire to move around during the festive season.”

The governor urged the government
 to tell Nigerians the truth about fuel supply in the
 country, noting that the restriction of supply to NNPC caused the situation.

“The thinking is that by 
the time the scarcity persists for like one month, with Nigerians 
already buying at N200 per litre, the people will jump at it if petrol price 
is increased from N145 to N185 per litre. This time, Nigerians will resist any attempt to further impoverish 
them by increasing the price of petrol.”

Fayose said that instead of the Federal Government withdrawing $1 billion from the Excess Crude Oil Account to fight insurgency, it should tackle hunger in the country.

He threatened to challenge the decision of the government to withdraw the money that belongs to all tiers of government.

“In the first instance, the money belongs to the federal, state and local governments and if anything would be taken out of it, it must be with support and agreement of all tiers. If there is any tier that is not interested in spending the money in a particular manner, the total amount must be calculated and the said tier of government be given its appropriate money.

“States and local governments have peculiar needs and many are finding it difficult to meet their constitutional obligations. There are many ‘harams’ in the land that we must fight and hunger is one of them,” he said.

http://www.hopefornigeriaonline.com/pengassan-begins-strike-fayose-blames-fg-fuel-scarcity/

Mcquine:
From your write up it's clear you weren't trained at all.

But it's a good thing since your Father always known that you'll join your kinsmen on the street.

Dude I'm not a driver go out and collect Egunje from the street like your Father.

Redhot111:
And I will take u on this ride. Atleast wen I get into any traffic offense, u could help give the officer ur line, promise him a nyt out and tell him to let go of me. Atleast dat will make our journey faster