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Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by Nobody: 4:16pm On Mar 03, 2016

MadCow1:

Have you ever had to move around with 2 heavily loaded nutsack?

Its nothing short of torture.

, ur funny!, is it usually heavy?,LOL

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Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by MadCow1: 4:19pm On Mar 03, 2016

herbie27:
, ur funny!, is it usually heavy?,LOL

Heavy & painful..

Thats why we walk with an unusual lean during that period. grin

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Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by Fkforyou(m): 4:19pm On Mar 03, 2016

It would be okay, if the number of days they are absent are calculated and deducted from their salary.

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Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by Fkforyou(m): 4:19pm On Mar 03, 2016

It would be okay, if the number of days they are absent is calculated and deducted from their salary.

Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by morganwizzy55(m): 4:28pm On Mar 03, 2016

pleasure leave be implemented... Women una go find work tire.. Only maternity leave self employers dey complain

Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by Nobody: 4:35pm On Mar 03, 2016

I hate hearing anything about menstruation!!!

It makes me wanna throw up.. And also reminds me of that dirt behind the beauty

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Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by RillJ(m): 4:43pm On Mar 03, 2016

The reason we are having more girls than boys born today; most pips now wish to 'reincanate' (if u no bliv nko?) as a woman not to miss out on the priviledges.

Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by Ebenezerk2: 4:55pm On Mar 03, 2016

It can only work in a country where you are paid per your work hours, they are not get paid for the period, but Nigeria pays per monthly salary, so it can't work

Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by jackima: 4:59pm On Mar 03, 2016

I think it will be okay especially for some women that can't take good care of themselves during this period.

Some of them smells.

Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by VickyRotex(f): 5:02pm On Mar 03, 2016

UlqU3:
And the men should take

- Fatherhood leave
- "just paid bills" trauma leave
- "my daughter brought a man home" leave
- El classico and UCL warmup leave

Smh

lmaooo!!

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Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by fearlesschicken: 5:08pm On Mar 03, 2016

This is so unfair! I had this topic since 2 weeks back and someone creates a thread about it today and it is moved to front page? With no approriate link and source? The biases of this mods on this forum is very clear!

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Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by Jacko01: 5:08pm On Mar 03, 2016

Haha dont make sense..... Eg if bimbo no come work today march 3rd
She no come work april 3rd
If i now see her may 2nd i will just say ah bimbo u come work today..... Hmmm interesting interesting
I wil den quickly enta the lift and bail b4 she add 1 plus 1 and insult ma life hhehe

Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by AwajisEJ(m): 5:11pm On Mar 03, 2016

timilehin007:
Lol... Talk true and let the devil shame

Na there u made mistake. Devil no get shame at all!

Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by Nobody: 5:15pm On Mar 03, 2016

And who Is going to do her work for those 3-7 days that she won't be at work? It's simply not economically feasible.

If you are a self-employed person with no one supporting you, would you take such leaves? why impose on your boss, what you can't impose on yourself?

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Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by meaday: 5:19pm On Mar 03, 2016

hmmm...pls watch what you post. they haven't started, they are only PLANNING to. and BTW that's UK. Nigeria as a country has not even reached 1% of where UK is. (ordinary light we no get). so it will be stupid of us to adopt such in a country where there is low man power at every sector. e.g in a secondary school with only 1 female teacher to teach the entire jun/sen class eng/math.... it will be disaster for those poor kids. let's face the basic/major challenges at our front and overcome them before looking forward to reward of good economy/system.

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Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by ReachHard: 5:26pm On Mar 03, 2016

Lazy set of people....LOAVES OF SOCIETY angry

We should be having KONJI LEAVE too for the men nah.. Awon oniranu

Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by Richiy(f): 5:32pm On Mar 03, 2016

Only if you guys know just how much pain some women go through during menstruation. It is virtually impossible to work without the aid of strong assorted painkillers.

And some people are saying women already go on maternity leave. Like seriously? Do you expect a woman that pushed a baby out of her VJ to come to work the next day

Have mercy.

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Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by timilehin007(m): 5:32pm On Mar 03, 2016

I say you be killer. See as you kill this show again

AwajisEJ:
Na there u made mistake. Devil no get shame at all!

Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by kloser(m): 5:36pm On Mar 03, 2016

UlqU3:
And the men should take

- Fatherhood leave
- "just paid bills" trauma leave
- "my daughter brought a man home" leave
- El classico and UCL warmup leave

Smh

bad guy

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Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by H2Ossss(m): 5:48pm On Mar 03, 2016

UlqU3:
And the men should take
- Fatherhood leave - "just paid bills" trauma leave - "my daughter brought a man home" leave - El classico and UCL warmup leave
Smh

Lol... ur last point is very important.. we sure need that leave.

Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by Sparrow13: 6:00pm On Mar 03, 2016

iAmCharis:
Bro, you're a fool.

Thank you for the observation

Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by Forwetinnah: 6:01pm On Mar 03, 2016

UlqU3:
And the men should take

- Fatherhood leave
- "just paid bills" trauma leave
- "my daughter brought a man home" leave
- El classico and UCL warmup leave

Smh

I nearly jam person because of laff grin

Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by luvprince4real(m): 6:02pm On Mar 03, 2016

Everybody for ur work place go know exactly when ur tap is on..lolzz

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Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by cao(f): 6:03pm On Mar 03, 2016

xynerise:
I just heard the UK now gives menstrual leave to allow women take time off work during monthly period.

I really think this should be placed into consideration as some women tend to experience some level of psychological breakdown at work while having menstrual pains.

What do you think?

See misyarning, dude for why? When did one UK company turn into the UK?

Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by Babyphinas(f): 6:11pm On Mar 03, 2016

It will b lovely

Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by Nobody: 6:23pm On Mar 03, 2016

MadCow1:
Only if Konji leave is approved for men..

If Maternity leave no do una, make una turn sit at home wives.

Bitches better shove a tampon into their coochie, put their PMS in check and come into work and be well behaved.

You sound very insensitive

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Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by jashar(f): 6:24pm On Mar 03, 2016

a very big YES

My own leave must be 2 weeks sef. PMS break dikwa very necessary.

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Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by jashar(f): 6:26pm On Mar 03, 2016

MadCow1:
Only if Konji leave is approved for men..

If Maternity leave no do una, make una turn sit at home wives.

Bitches better shove a tampon into their coochie, put their PMS in check and come into work and be well behaved.

who vex you kwa?

I di very harsh ooo

Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by Nobody: 6:26pm On Mar 03, 2016

philip0906:
Rubbish!! If you don't want to work, sit down at home. All these feminists apologists who will look for every avenue to advance their overly beaten ideologies. Soon, a hash tag will be created and the lazy ones will hop on the train to scream "menstrual leave".

Try that one with me and get ur sorry as.s kicked out of the office

It is not even a feminist ideology. What is wrong with you people? Be sensitive to the plight of another human being for once. It is not a competition. Some women have really heavy flows and very terrible pains during their period. It is no one's fault. Most already call in sick on those days anyway. This is not a new development, they are only trying to make it official.

Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by jashar(f): 6:28pm On Mar 03, 2016

UlqU3:
And the men should take

- Fatherhood leave
- "just paid bills" trauma leave
- "my daughter brought a man home" leave
- El classico and UCL warmup leave

Smh

*points 2-4 also applies to women.

YIIIIIIIPPPPPPPEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!
More breaks for us cheesy

Re: Should "Menstrual Leave" Be Adopted In Nigeria? by meelorlah(f): 6:49pm On Mar 03, 2016

As much as I'd like to say yes, it's obviously not feasible in a place like Nigeria so don't let me raise my hopes...imagine taking 3-7days leave every month,chai

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