ladyF:
Happy for her. Maybe one day, LadyF will be on the future N5,000 note...

Baba God pick up my call.

It's [size=15pt]LadyF[/size] again

Don't worry, when God picks your call you will tell him your talent is hunting for 'first to comment' on Nairaland and your picture should appear on the next thread.

igahdavid:
I think Nigerians must have missed the road somewhere. This country was destined to be great. What went wrong?

Blame GEJ

tyconcepts:
I don't know if this is the right section to post this but I think the woman is a celebrity

Meet Ladi Kwali (1925 - 1984), the woman on the Nigeria ₦20 note. She was born in Kwali, Gwari region of Northern Nigeria, where pottery was a common occupation among women. She was so skilled that her work became known in mainland Europe, Britain and the Americas. In the late 1950s and early 1960s, her work was displayed in London at the Berkeley Galleries. She became Nigeria's best-known potter, was awarded a doctorate and was made MBE (Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire) in 1963 despite not having a formal education.



So inspiring....Something worth emulating.


Lalasticlala come and see this.

A woman that's worth alot, on a currency that's worth almost nothing... What an irony!

Ifebazz:

Don't worry, when God picks your call you will tell him your talent is hunting for 'first to comment' on Nairaland and your picture should appear on the next thread.

God does not pick the qualified, he qualifies the chosen.

Have a blessed day!

How I wish I was born in the 60s'....

Sexytemi:
Already read about her on this Same site 2yrs ago....


Hardworking woman with pottery passion.

Having my 'Sunday service' ontop those two melons on your chest this morning wont be a bad deal at all? U fit show my crib? Like now?

tyconcepts:
I don't know if this is the right section to post this but I think the woman is a celebrity

Meet Ladi Kwali (1925 - 1984), the woman on the Nigeria ₦20 note. She was born in Kwali, Gwari region of Northern Nigeria, where pottery was a common occupation among women. She was so skilled that her work became known in mainland Europe, Britain and the Americas. In the late 1950s and early 1960s, her work was displayed in London at the Berkeley Galleries. She became Nigeria's best-known potter, was awarded a doctorate and was made MBE (Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire) in 1963 despite not having a formal education.



So inspiring....Something worth emulating.


Lalasticlala come and see this.

Very poor narration and too short . Nothing much to read, nothing much on her background. How did she die etc. Poor research work.

n she is Gbagyi too. #proud

COvo:
How many times we go see this topic.

Necessary b'cause some kids were just given birth to yesterday, dem full nairaland!

ladyF:
Happy for her. Maybe one day, LadyF will be on the future N5,000 note...

Baba God pick up my call.

It's [size=15pt]LadyF[/size] again

Keep hope alive, but you must do something more worthwhile than just posting ad nauseam the self- adulatory it's ladyf again.

And like everything wrong with and in Nigeria; they did not consider her worthy to grace the front of the naira note? She had to be at the back of the ethnic killing machine called Murtala Mohammed, who lived by the gun and died by it.

SirElaw:
Stories like this make me wonder how we missed it. We had something going really well for us. Our arts and crafts were well sort after across the Globe. Combine this with agriculture and we could have been world leaders in our own right. I guess it all boils down to poor decisions made by our elite/leaders. Now we keep chasing shadows

Now we are exporting Yahoo-Yahoo and hard drugs.

igahdavid:
I think Nigerians must have missed the road somewhere. This country was destined to be great. What went wrong?

aguiyi ironsi and kaduna or whatever his name is made us missed our path.our source of disunity and retrogression started with their in decision and actions respectively.

maybe on the 10,000 note sef..ladyf abeg where ur sister introvert na?

ladyF:
Happy for her. Maybe one day, LadyF will be on the future N5,000 note...

Baba God pick up my call.

It's [size=15pt]LadyF[/size] again

SirElaw:
Stories like this make me wonder how we missed it. We had something going really well for us. Our arts and crafts were well sort after across the Globe. Combine this with agriculture and we could have been world leaders in our own right. I guess it all boils down to poor decisions made by our elite/leaders. Now we keep chasing shadows

Exactly, when skills are celebrated over paper certificates.

ladyF:
Happy for her. Maybe one day, LadyF will be on the future N5,000 note...

Baba God pick up my call.

It's [size=15pt]LadyF[/size] again

the woman sabi do potters,wetin u sabi do?

justmenoni:
maybe on the 10,000 note sef..ladyf abeg where ur sister introvert na?

lol send her a PM na? She will be back soon.

richgang:
Folake give me love ooooo

Na you dey catch my shot ooo

For your sake I go go church ooo

Ehhh, we go drive around with my porsche oo

Baby Pana

Them say you like cassave , I get a big cassava

na dis kain tin no dey make naija move foward see the kain lyrics our youths dey listen to

Strawman:


Do you know the kind of inflation that a N5000 note would create?

I wanted to quote her and say, may your plan not work, but I did not want her to misunderstand my position.

Lol na lie cos i don send her pm tire..are u sure ladyf isn't introvert?

ladyF:

lol send her a PM na? She will be back soon.

is she alive?pls call me for stucco effect paint 08066728977

Strawman:


Do you know the kind of inflation that a N5000 note would create?

exactly my thought, i don't think there will ever be #5000 note.

justmenoni:
Lol na lie cos i don send her pm tire..are u sure ladyf isn't introvert?

hehehe... How are you sure Lady.F is even female?

Idiots:

the woman sabi do potters,wetin u sabi do?

ayam a fast learner Sir.

PrinceAbinibi:


The discovery of oil. It is too easy to be hardworking!

I disagree with this. We got it wrong when we started thinking "educated" leaders would do us better. Those leaders made decisions that brought here.

ladyF:
ayam a fast learner Sir.

ok...queen.

SirElaw:
Stories like this make me wonder how we missed it. We had something going really well for us. Our arts and crafts were well sort after across the Globe. Combine this with agriculture and we could have been world leaders in our own right. I guess it all boils down to poor decisions made by our elite/leaders. Now we keep chasing shadows

our leaders from on set cause all this problem. We should be lending to nations now not borrowing.... I weep for Nigeria.

SirElaw:
Stories like this make me wonder how we missed it. We had something going really well for us. Our arts and crafts were well sort after across the Globe. Combine this with agriculture and we could have been world leaders in our own right. I guess it all boils down to poor decisions made by our elite/leaders. Now we keep chasing shadows

Very true

you're right tho and hw person wan know sef if introvert is actually not a female?

ladyF:

hehehe... How are you sure Lady.F is even female?

kennyman2000:
Wondering where Nigeria got it wrong now!

Nigeria got it wrong the moment we chose to become a republic and delved into being a capitalist nation!

Ever since then things have been going from 'good' to 'not so good' for Nigeria.

naturalwaves:

Very poor narration and too short . Nothing much to read, nothing much on her background. How did she die etc. Poor research work.

Abeg help me complete the research