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Please, Oriflame is not in anyway like GNLD.
Overtaking is allowed in Oriflame but you have to work your way through.

It's not a get-rich-quick scheme but trust me by the time the compensation starts flowing in, it's mind blowing.

Instead of hoping and wishing, why not give this opportunity a try.

Interested? whatsapp me on 08037749796 for full details.

www.oriflame.com.ng

With just N2,990
Emmanuella Ukadike turned cosmetics into money.
She is "2017 Oriflame's FACE OF NIGERIA."
She's a student, 23years.
She earns 6 figures monthly.

Are you pretty cool with cosmetics?
Are you passionate about quality beauty products?
Why not join Oriflame today and turn cosmetics into money.

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*THE BUSINESS (MAN) OF BEAUTY*
If you think that running a beauty business is a woman’s
game, Simeon Saidi has proved you wrong. With a keen eye for
business, and a commitment to
developing others, Simeon is a proof that hard work and passion
can make dreams come true.

*You have a degree in Mechanical Engineering; how did you make the transition to Oriflame?*

In Nigeria, you tend to choose your university
subject based on what your family expects of
you, for example: a doctor, a lawyer or an
engineer. Although I studied engineering, I
wasn’t really cut out for it. I’m very outgoing, like meeting new people and taking part in new things. Starting my business with Oriflame, I felt
like a fish in water – it’s instinctual and comes
naturally to me.

*How did you first discover Oriflame?*

It’s a very exciting story! A friend of mine
invited me to his office and showed me a
catalogue; I loved the packaging and the
razzmatazz of it. He talked me through the
compensation plan and it blew my mind; that’s
when he introduced me to the Managing Director at Oriflame in Nigeria and he asked me a simple
question: “How much money do you want to
make and how far do you want to go?” My
dream, from day one, was to get to the top.
“With Oriflame, I feel like a fish in water – it’s instinctive and comes naturally to me...”

*As a man, is it a challenge to sell beauty products?*

Personally, when reaching out to people, I prefer to focus on the compensation plan rather than the products. The Nigerian economy isn’t doing
very well; our oil prices are down and the
exchange rate is high versus the (American)
dollar; I find that the business aspect is very attractive to people.

*How do you reach out to people?*

During my first year with Oriflame, I focused on meeting people face-to-face rather than through social media – I did have a Facebook account but I barely used it. Nowadays I’m more online than offline. I use Google and Facebook advertising to capture people’s attention, but then I invite people into the office to see the product range and find out about the business in person – that’s when people get really excited.


*In just little over a year you’ve reached Diamond Director status. What’s been your highlight? What are you most proud of?*

Without a doubt, the Gold Conference in
Valencia, Spain - I’ve never experienced
anything like that in my life. The icing on the cake was the recognition part, when I wascalled up to receive the Diamond Award; there were even fireworks! It honestly was mind- blowing. I’d like to relive that experience again
and again.

*How would you describe an Oriflame conference to someone?*

I’d tell them that it’s five-star treatment, all the way through. You get treated like royalty, from start to finish. When people heard that I was a
Diamond Director they wanted to take pictures of me and get my autograph; I felt like a star!
Trust me, once you’ve attended your first
conference you’ll want to go to the next one
and the one after that!

You brought someone you selected from your
network to the Diamond Conference – how did it feel to give him that opportunity?
The moment that I was informed that I had an
extra ticket for the Diamond Conference, I ran a
competition within my team. A young guy who had worked really hard qualified to come – and wow, did he ever make the most of his trip!
He’s inspired a lot of people back home; that felt really nice.

*In 5 years from now, where do you hope to be?*

Number one in the world - Diamond President Director!

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*THE BUSINESS (MAN) OF BEAUTY*
If you think that running a beauty business is a woman’s
game, Simeon Saidi has proved you wrong. With a keen eye for
business, and a commitment to
developing others, Simeon is a proof that hard work and passion
can make dreams come true.

*You have a degree in Mechanical Engineering; how did you make the transition to Oriflame?*

In Nigeria, you tend to choose your university
subject based on what your family expects of
you, for example: a doctor, a lawyer or an
engineer. Although I studied engineering, I
wasn’t really cut out for it. I’m very outgoing, like meeting new people and taking part in new things. Starting my business with Oriflame, I felt
like a fish in water – it’s instinctual and comes
naturally to me.

*How did you first discover Oriflame?*

It’s a very exciting story! A friend of mine
invited me to his office and showed me a
catalogue; I loved the packaging and the
razzmatazz of it. He talked me through the
compensation plan and it blew my mind; that’s
when he introduced me to the Managing Director at Oriflame in Nigeria and he asked me a simple
question: “How much money do you want to
make and how far do you want to go?” My
dream, from day one, was to get to the top.
“With Oriflame, I feel like a fish in water – it’s instinctive and comes naturally to me...”

*As a man, is it a challenge to sell beauty products?*

Personally, when reaching out to people, I prefer to focus on the compensation plan rather than the products. The Nigerian economy isn’t doing
very well; our oil prices are down and the
exchange rate is high versus the (American)
dollar; I find that the business aspect is very attractive to people.

*How do you reach out to people?*

During my first year with Oriflame, I focused on meeting people face-to-face rather than through social media – I did have a Facebook account but I barely used it. Nowadays I’m more online than offline. I use Google and Facebook advertising to capture people’s attention, but then I invite people into the office to see the product range and find out about the business in person – that’s when people get really excited.


*In just little over a year you’ve reached Diamond Director status. What’s been your highlight? What are you most proud of?*

Without a doubt, the Gold Conference in
Valencia, Spain - I’ve never experienced
anything like that in my life. The icing on the cake was the recognition part, when I wascalled up to receive the Diamond Award; there were even fireworks! It honestly was mind- blowing. I’d like to relive that experience again
and again.

*How would you describe an Oriflame conference to someone?*

I’d tell them that it’s five-star treatment, all the way through. You get treated like royalty, from start to finish. When people heard that I was a
Diamond Director they wanted to take pictures of me and get my autograph; I felt like a star!
Trust me, once you’ve attended your first
conference you’ll want to go to the next one
and the one after that!

You brought someone you selected from your
network to the Diamond Conference – how did it feel to give him that opportunity?
The moment that I was informed that I had an
extra ticket for the Diamond Conference, I ran a
competition within my team. A young guy who had worked really hard qualified to come – and wow, did he ever make the most of his trip!
He’s inspired a lot of people back home; that felt really nice.

*In 5 years from now, where do you hope to be?*

Number one in the world - Diamond President Director!

*THE BUSINESS (MAN) OF BEAUTY* If you think that running a beauty business is a woman’s game, Simeon Saidi has proved you wrong. With a keen eye for business, and a commitment to developing others, Simeon is a proof that hard work and passion can make dreams come true.
*You have a degree in Mechanical Engineering; how did you make the transition to Oriflame?*
In Nigeria, you tend to choose your university subject based on what your family expects of you, for example: a doctor, a lawyer or an engineer. Although I studied engineering, I wasn’t really cut out for it. I’m very outgoing, like meeting new people and taking part in new things. Starting my business with Oriflame, I felt like a fish in water – it’s instinctual and comes naturally to me.
*How did you first discover Oriflame?*
It’s a very exciting story! A friend of mine invited me to his office and showed me a catalogue; I loved the packaging and the razzmatazz of it. He talked me through the compensation plan and it blew my mind; that’s when he introduced me to the Managing Director at Oriflame in Nigeria and he asked me a simple question: “How much money do you want to make and how far do you want to go?” My dream, from day one, was to get to the top. “With Oriflame, I feel like a fish in water – it’s instinctive and comes naturally to me...”
*As a man, is it a challenge to sell beauty products?*
Personally, when reaching out to people, I prefer to focus on the compensation plan rather than the products. The Nigerian economy isn’t doing very well; our oil prices are down and the exchange rate is high versus the (American) dollar; I find that the business aspect is very attractive to people.
*How do you reach out to people?*
During my first year with Oriflame, I focused on meeting people face-to-face rather than through social media – I did have a Facebook account but I barely used it. Nowadays I’m more online than offline. I use Google and Facebook advertising to capture people’s attention, but then I invite people into the office to see the product range and find out about the business in person – that’s when people get really excited.
*In just little over a year you’ve reached Diamond Director status. What’s been your highlight? What are you most proud of?*
Without a doubt, the Gold Conference in Valencia, Spain - I’ve never experienced anything like that in my life. The icing on the cake was the recognition part, when I wascalled up to receive the Diamond Award; there were even fireworks! It honestly was mind- blowing. I’d like to relive that experience again and again.
*How would you describe an Oriflame conference to someone?*
I’d tell them that it’s five-star treatment, all the way through. You get treated like royalty, from start to finish. When people heard that I was a Diamond Director they wanted to take pictures of me and get my autograph; I felt like a star! Trust me, once you’ve attended your first conference you’ll want to go to the next one and the one after that! You brought someone you selected from your network to the Diamond Conference – how did it feel to give him that opportunity? The moment that I was informed that I had an extra ticket for the Diamond Conference, I ran a competition within my team. A young guy who had worked really hard qualified to come – and wow, did he ever make the most of his trip! He’s inspired a lot of people back home; that felt really nice.
*In 5 years from now, where do you hope to be?*
Number one in the world - Diamond President Director!
Interested in Oriflame, whatsapp 08037749796

*THE BUSINESS (MAN) OF BEAUTY*
If you think that running a beauty business is a woman’s
game, Simeon Saidi has proved you wrong. With a keen eye for
business, and a commitment to
developing others, Simeon is a proof that hard work and passion
can make dreams come true.

*You have a degree in Mechanical Engineering; how did you make the transition to Oriflame?*

In Nigeria, you tend to choose your university
subject based on what your family expects of
you, for example: a doctor, a lawyer or an
engineer. Although I studied engineering, I
wasn’t really cut out for it. I’m very outgoing, like meeting new people and taking part in new things. Starting my business with Oriflame, I felt
like a fish in water – it’s instinctual and comes
naturally to me.

*How did you first discover Oriflame?*

It’s a very exciting story! A friend of mine
invited me to his office and showed me a
catalogue; I loved the packaging and the
razzmatazz of it. He talked me through the
compensation plan and it blew my mind; that’s
when he introduced me to the Managing Director at Oriflame in Nigeria and he asked me a simple
question: “How much money do you want to
make and how far do you want to go?” My
dream, from day one, was to get to the top.
“With Oriflame, I feel like a fish in water – it’s instinctive and comes naturally to me...”

*As a man, is it a challenge to sell beauty products?*

Personally, when reaching out to people, I prefer to focus on the compensation plan rather than the products. The Nigerian economy isn’t doing
very well; our oil prices are down and the
exchange rate is high versus the (American)
dollar; I find that the business aspect is very attractive to people.

*How do you reach out to people?*

During my first year with Oriflame, I focused on meeting people face-to-face rather than through social media – I did have a Facebook account but I barely used it. Nowadays I’m more online than offline. I use Google and Facebook advertising to capture people’s attention, but then I invite people into the office to see the product range and find out about the business in person – that’s when people get really excited.


*In just little over a year you’ve reached Diamond Director status. What’s been your highlight? What are you most proud of?*

Without a doubt, the Gold Conference in
Valencia, Spain - I’ve never experienced
anything like that in my life. The icing on the cake was the recognition part, when I wascalled up to receive the Diamond Award; there were even fireworks! It honestly was mind- blowing. I’d like to relive that experience again
and again.

*How would you describe an Oriflame conference to someone?*

I’d tell them that it’s five-star treatment, all the way through. You get treated like royalty, from start to finish. When people heard that I was a
Diamond Director they wanted to take pictures of me and get my autograph; I felt like a star!
Trust me, once you’ve attended your first
conference you’ll want to go to the next one
and the one after that!

You brought someone you selected from your
network to the Diamond Conference – how did it feel to give him that opportunity?
The moment that I was informed that I had an
extra ticket for the Diamond Conference, I ran a
competition within my team. A young guy who had worked really hard qualified to come – and wow, did he ever make the most of his trip!
He’s inspired a lot of people back home; that felt really nice.

*In 5 years from now, where do you hope to be?*

Number one in the world - Diamond President Director!

Interested in Oriflame, whatsapp 08037749796

*THE BUSINESS (MAN) OF BEAUTY*
If you think that running a beauty business is a woman’s
game, Simeon Saidi has proved you wrong. With a keen eye for
business, and a commitment to
developing others, Simeon is a proof that hard work and passion
can make dreams come true.

*You have a degree in Mechanical Engineering; how did you make the transition to Oriflame?*

In Nigeria, you tend to choose your university
subject based on what your family expects of
you, for example: a doctor, a lawyer or an
engineer. Although I studied engineering, I
wasn’t really cut out for it. I’m very outgoing, like meeting new people and taking part in new things. Starting my business with Oriflame, I felt
like a fish in water – it’s instinctual and comes
naturally to me.

*How did you first discover Oriflame?*

It’s a very exciting story! A friend of mine
invited me to his office and showed me a
catalogue; I loved the packaging and the
razzmatazz of it. He talked me through the
compensation plan and it blew my mind; that’s
when he introduced me to the Managing Director at Oriflame in Nigeria and he asked me a simple
question: “How much money do you want to
make and how far do you want to go?” My
dream, from day one, was to get to the top.
“With Oriflame, I feel like a fish in water – it’s instinctive and comes naturally to me...”

*As a man, is it a challenge to sell beauty products?*

Personally, when reaching out to people, I prefer to focus on the compensation plan rather than the products. The Nigerian economy isn’t doing
very well; our oil prices are down and the
exchange rate is high versus the (American)
dollar; I find that the business aspect is very attractive to people.

*How do you reach out to people?*

During my first year with Oriflame, I focused on meeting people face-to-face rather than through social media – I did have a Facebook account but I barely used it. Nowadays I’m more online than offline. I use Google and Facebook advertising to capture people’s attention, but then I invite people into the office to see the product range and find out about the business in person – that’s when people get really excited.

*In just little over a year you’ve reached Diamond Director status. What’s been your highlight? What are you most proud of?*

Without a doubt, the Gold Conference in
Valencia, Spain - I’ve never experienced
anything like that in my life. The icing on the cake was the recognition part, when I wascalled up to receive the Diamond Award; there were even fireworks! It honestly was mind- blowing. I’d like to relive that experience again
and again.

*How would you describe an Oriflame conference to someone?*

I’d tell them that it’s five-star treatment, all the way through. You get treated like royalty, from start to finish. When people heard that I was a
Diamond Director they wanted to take pictures of me and get my autograph; I felt like a star!
Trust me, once you’ve attended your first
conference you’ll want to go to the next one
and the one after that!

You brought someone you selected from your
network to the Diamond Conference – how did it feel to give him that opportunity?
The moment that I was informed that I had an
extra ticket for the Diamond Conference, I ran a
competition within my team. A young guy who had worked really hard qualified to come – and wow, did he ever make the most of his trip!
He’s inspired a lot of people back home; that felt really nice.

*In 5 years from now, where do you hope to be?*

Number one in the world - Diamond President Director!



Interested in Oriflame, whatsapp: 08037749796

Excerpts from Oriflame's 2017 Directors Seminar
at Tinapa, Cross River State, all expense paid.

God keeping us, 2018 Directors Seminar will be
at Federal Palace hotel, Lagos...all expense paid
too.
2018 Gold conference will be at Paris,
France... all expense paid too.

Would you love to make any or both of these trips? Qualification is ongoing....start now to avoid rush hour.

Whatsapp me on 08037749796 for full details.
www.oriflame.com.ng

Excerpts from Oriflame's 2017 Directors Seminar at Tinapa, Cross River State, all expense paid.
God keeping us, 2018 Directors Seminar will be at Federal Palace hotel, Lagos...all expense paid too. 2018 Gold conference will be at Paris, France... all expense paid too. Would you love to make this trip? Qualification is ongoing....start now to avoid rush hour. Whatsapp me on 08037749796 for full details. www.oriflame.com.ng

Excerpts from Oriflame's 2017 Directors Seminar at Tinapa, Cross River State, all expense paid.
God keeping us, 2018 Directors Seminar will be at Federal Palace hotel, Lagos...all expense paid too. 2018 Gold conference will be at Paris, France... all expense paid too. Would you love to make any or both of these trips? Qualification is ongoing....start now to avoid rush hour. Whatsapp me on 08037749796 for full details. www.oriflame.com.ng

Still open... contact us on 08037749796 before it's too late.

Still open... contact us on 08037749796 before it's too late.

Still open... contact us on 08037749796 before it's too late.

Still open... contact us on 08037749796 before it's too late.

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Wrinkle correction, skin firming

Benefits attached:

You have the following opportunities:


***30% profit on each product sold.

***Company pays you a % of all that you bought from them in a month.

***You also earn more when you build your own team.

**Through our compensation plan you stand a chance to get cash award from 150k upwards.

**Opportunity to go for an all expense paid trip outside the country.

Whatever is your skin/hair/body issues, we have Organic Products that can solve it.

Our products tends to tackle:
**Wrinkles
**Dark spots
**Sun burn
**Discoloration
**Stretch mark.
**Blemishes.
**Dark Knuckles/elbow.
**Uneven skin tone
**Brightening of the skin colour.
**Pimple treatment.
**Cracked heel repair.
**Hand cream.
**Nice Lip balm
**Skin exfoliator.
**Teeth whitening product.
**Good hair dandruff control.
**Good leave-in hair conditioner.
**Good hair shampoo.
**Essential oils.
**Hip and butt enlargement product
And lots more......

Do you need any in Lagos or any other part of Nigeria..

WhatsApp 08037749796