abaxamfarms:
Any good volkswagen mechanic around Sango Otta? Anyone help with address of the mechanic

seyiabi:


Hello,
There are a number of questions that need to be answered:
When did the discharge start?
What is the consistency of the discharge (thick or fluid)?
Do you feel pain when you go to ease yourself?
Do you have a history of unprotected sexual intercourse with multiple sexual partners?

An infection may be likely and your wife would also need to be screened too.
Tests you can do include: a Urinalysis and Urine MCS. For your wife: HVS
If infection is confirmed, you would both need to be treated.

You would eventually need to see a doctor. You can search for one and also book appointment on dokilink.com
Best.

the discharge only occurred during sex, thick, and started some months ago ,i had unprotected sex with my ex

agabusta:
Unserious peeps. The man has been trying his best and paying salaries.

Everybody knows that states are having financial issues and they are to show more understanding.

Imagine, so many states have been unable to pay pension for many years, and these workers are trying to blackmail the state govt to abandon the contributory pension scheme, which was a novel idea to reduce the weight of pensions on govt finances. They are not serious at all. Do they think it's only Ogun state workers that has been switched to the contributory pension scheme? Even Federal University workers are on same now and ASUU has accepted it's fate on that.

Their other demands about cooperative deductions, the govt should do quick and give them their money. I wonder why it is the govt that is helping them manage their cooperative money in the first instance.

Is it not supposed to be independently managed by the NLC themselves??

Why involve govt? Anyways, Amosun should pay them their money.

It's good the state govt has also agreed to start. Paying retiring workers' gratuities in phases. So many states in Nigeria has not paid gratuities for years, some running to 10 yrs. The FG is also guilty of owning gratuities.

It's not an Ogun state thing, I guess that was the reason Amosun was frustrated and blew his temper in an unbecoming manner of a leader.

Amosun is trying, and i'm happy the workers have come to reason with the state govt. Everything is not by confrontation. Infact, a govt paying salaries regularly should first be commended before other demands are tabled.

FOLLEY20:
Graduate as a conductor? This is a serious matter. Let's wait & watch!

ifeanyi83:
I read the comments here and I'm indeed saddened. Attention has been taken away from the real issue. Every post is now an opportunity express tribal resentments. What are we going to teach our children if we who are supposed to be tomorrow's leaders are still thinking at this level. It's indeed a shame. It's indeed a big shame.

KINGwax007:
Did you really believe that he made those statements? Well, if u did, good luck about itI think you don't knw what bank standing order means:

The teachers agreed for part of their money to be removed and sent to cooperatives society...ONWARD, to be precise.

The teachers didn't even knw that their deductions weren't remitted into the cooperative acct because the leaders of the cooperative agreed for the govt to borrow it..the teachers were getting their normal salary (minus deductions) until loan requests piled up and the society cldnt meet them... That was only when the cooperative society opened up...

Now, he did paid them three months ago and promised to pay the rest before the yr runs out...how is thr local govt election a problem to them that they had to go on strike? Is he owing them any salary? Or is he paying half salary? Deduction is even like 20% of the whole salary- how is d rest, a half salary?

And whenever loan request pile, the govt pay the society some money from the owed deduction so that loans cld be assessed.

Abeg, like I said, don't talk abt wot u don't knw

KINGwax007:
why na?
Stop saying what you don't knw.
Amosun is not paying half salary... He has never done that..

They are fighting over deductions and not even gratuities... And he doesn't owe the workers any salary...

I knw this because I have teachers, both retired and still working in my family.. abeg..stop lying..

KINGwax007:
I beg to differ...

1st.. Amosun is not owig any salary
2nd.. He didn't even say such..

The reason the teachers are going on strike is illogical...

He promised to pay their deduction and after he inaugurated his LDCA chairmen, they claimed they are too much and he went be able to pay their deduction.

Does that even make sense?

They said he must pay the deductions because they feared he might not be able to pay the deductions he promised next month...

martineverest:
i pity tribalistic nairalanders and directionless nigerian youths killing themselves for these politicians.

They rob your destiny in UNITY.they loot the country in UNITY,marry in UNITY,while the poverty-ridden ones,especially those on nairaland kill themselves for this 'wise' men preying on foolish nigerians.


Tribalism,religion and illiteracy are problem of the poor

GAZZUZZ:

Picnic, thank me later