Many fashion designs hifted attention to production of nose masks due to high demand by the residents to guard against coronavirus.

some of them expressed satisfaction over the level of patronage by the public.

They said that they use local fabrics like Ankara and adire (batik) to make the nose masks.

One of the tailors, Romoke Babajide, said she decided to switch from mending clothes to sewing nose masks.

“I have switched to sewing nose masks and I am making enough money as customers are rushing in to buy them,’’ she said.

Another tailor, Aishat Aliyu, said she produced like hundred pieces per day and sold almost everything, adding that she made over N1,000 daily from the sale of the masks.

“I dedicated my time to producing nose masks and I observed there are high demands.I made enough sales; I sold over 95 pieces at the Unity Junction area in Ilorin.

“I sold it just for N200 per one. I am using elastic rope and soft new clothes to make it comfortable for users,’’ he said.

Another tailor, Quadri Jimoh, said he made more sales from the nose masks as he produced in different colours.


Read what many African fashion designers do to help their countries here:https://wahalablog.com/nigerian-face-mask-is-purely-business-compares-with-other-african-countries/

welcome to Nigeria

Facemask is the only thing that Nigerian tailor never disappoint on.

[size=10pt][/size][img][/img][right][/right] op welcome to 9ja.

you are because they import everything in naija now

Nigeria are hardworking people