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Cokahot:
Wtf. It's even more wack. Bro if it ain't original stainless chromes,then it Int worth it.

Ah why are you lying bro?

EasyPeazy:
Oh... Oga I see my mistake now. I apologise. It was an honest mistake. I wanted to post this PDX below.

My sincere mistake. I acknowledge and claim responsibility.

It's cool. I'm glad you understood what happened.

EasyPeazy:
Oga please be very mindful of who you talk to and how you challenge people. I beg you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. You are quite reprehensible.

If you check the ads I posted, they are two different stabilizers and one has a minimum of 4 pictures. How can I post the two on same comment since nairaland allows only 4 pictures per comment?

Each ad has been posted only once today. Check my profile. How is it spamming?

Please be guided and mind your utterances. Am the last person to do what is not right.

This is also a Qlink stabilizer that you posted twice on the same page on the clearance thread today (Page 2734).

If you're in doubt here are links and screenshot evidence.
1. https://www.nairaland.com/3589456/house-clearance-sales-come-here/2733#104885912

2. https://www.nairaland.com/3589456/house-clearance-sales-come-here/2733#104880675

I do not see anything wrong in what he told you. He rightly called you out for spamming, if they were different products then you have a substantial reason for the silly threats you put up there.

EasyPeazy:
Oga please be very mindful of who you talk to and how you challenge people. I beg you in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ. You are quite reprehensible.

If you check the ads I posted, they are two different stabilizers and one has a minimum of 4 pictures. How can I post the two on same comment since nairaland allows only 4 pictures per comment?

Each ad has been posted only once today. Check my profile. How is it spamming?

Please be guided and mind your utterances. Am the last person to do what is not right.

Bro why are you lying? This is a screenshot evidence that you posted the same stabilizer twice today, even though you gave them different brand names, but the same image and same price.

Uniquewise:
You've been noticed too.
Now keep it moving.

Apologies. I didn't see your explanation earlier before I responded.

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Uniquewise:
Don't stress yourself over nothing. The air cooler is as good as the pictures. It's packed into its carton and I'm just too lazy to unpack and snap pictures. Doesn't call for you going into a fit, ok.
Those who are truly in need of it will see it and buy it.

Rest.

Sister forget... I know you post legit stuffs but this your explanation for this particular binantone aircooler no hold water at all. How come it is a 2017 picture you're putting up as like new? I am not understanding and I'm confused, maybe you should talk to your client.
Are you saying it is the same person that posted the item in 2017 that wants to sell the item now in 2021? Because e go blow my mind o.

Your credibility may be solid but little things like this can cause an irreparable damage.

Because we can as well say you lifted an image and plan to sell a non existent aircooler to people here.

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Asoebi fabrics Fare one of the highlights of Nigerian weddings. The flair and colour diversity of traditional ceremonies in Nigeria give brides and grooms the perfect avenue to showcase their different cultural heritages.

It is necessary to understand that, Nigerian weddings are always vibrant and full of colour. In a nutshell, the typical Nigerian wedding ceremony is nothing short of flashy.

The average wedding ceremony of any Nigerian is more or less a community gathering. Invites are open to family members, close relatives, acquaintances, and loose acquaintances.

Hence, a big audience is unavoidable. Bearing in mind the caliber of persons to be gracing your event, dress patterns should be aimed at imparting elegance, colour and thoughtfulness.

Every stylish Nigerian loves custom-made attires because they would love to look different from everyone whenever they grace an occasion.

Nigerian weddings are usually a mixture of fashion-savvy and elegant. What better platform to advertise your unique tastes in fabrics.

As a result of the conventional 'pepper dem' phenomenon, everyone is clad in the latest asoebi styles and fashion ideas, all in a bid to stand out from the crowd.

But mind you! It's bad luck to outshine the celebrants, so make sure to tone down the sparkles! Whatever the theme of the occasion might be, you'll definitely not want to run out of ideas.

That is why this guide is here to help you select the perfect fabric for that beautiful occasion.

You would find these tips on how to select perfect asoebi colour for your wedding useful.

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What Asoebi Means
The word 'Asoebi' is a Yoruba term that means 'cloth of the family'. It is a uniform attire worn by only family and friends of the couple.

Asoebi signifies togetherness and unity between family members and friends of the couple, especially during special occasions.

Selecting Asoebi has long become an important aspect in the planning of Nigerian events be it weddings, burials, family meetings, social functions, and even birthdays.

It is widely known for adding flavor, colour, and spice to any party, thereby making guests feel like chairpersons in the occasion.

Although the term Asoebi was coined by the Yoruba people, it is also worn by Africans of different tribes. The fabrics used for Asoebi range from Ankara and velvet, to lace and caftan.

Any other suitable fabric can be used. Nevertheless, you will be provided with the perfect picks for Naija weddings. Below are 5 Asoebi fabrics perfect for Nigerian weddings.



5 Asoebi Fabrics for Nigerian Weddings
1. Ankara
2. Aso-eke
3. Lase Fabric
4. Caftan
5. Organza Fabric


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Ankara
Ankara, commonly known as African wax print is a common material for clothing in Africa. It is usually manufactured from cotton, and it comes with batik-inspired print patterns.

One of the visible characteristics of Ankara is the uniformity of the colour intensity in the front and back of the material. Ankara is a very versatile fabric.

The tribalistic patterns and motifs make it easily recognizable anywhere. When sewn well, Ankara can even go with caftan, Iros, and Bubas.

Because Ankara is pretty cheap and modern, it is popular among the younger folks. As a result, the fabric had become a major pick for Nigerian weddings because of its versatility and popularity.

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Aso-Oke
Aso-Oke is a fabric that is designed by the Yoruba tribe. It started in 'Western Nigeria' and 'Ajase' in the Southeastern Benin republic. The cloth is carefully hand woven and takes quite some time. As a result, it is often expensive.

The process of making the cloth has remained the same way for ages. Nevertheless, new techniques have been employed to dampen the thickness of the Aso-Oke cloth.

Reducing the weight of the fabric has made it more accessible for casual wear.

The material is used to make men's gowns, known as Agbada and hats. The hats are referred to as Fila. Aso-Oke is also used to make women's wrappers, known as Iro and head-tie.

The head-ties are referred to as gele. The timeless woven designs of Aso-Oke epitomizes pomp. This makes it a popular pick for many Nigerian weddings.

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Lace Fabric
Lace is a delicate fabric. It is made from natural materials like; silk, viscose, cotton, and wool. The fabric features different types of openwork patterns. Popular lace designs are geometric, floral, and botanical.

When preparing cloth designs, lace can be used as the main material, or it can be used to decorate hems.

In Nigeria, lace fabrics depict classy and elegant. They usually come in just one colour, making them brilliantly different. When used in weddings, they give a whole different vibe to the entire event.

Hence, they are among the top picks perfect for Nigerian weddings and occasions.

Lace can be sewn into Iro and Buba for the females, while for the males, lace can be embroidered in Buba and Sokoto.


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Kaftan
Kaftans are perfect for comfortability and wearability. Families that see these qualities as the primary drive for choosing materials always pick caftans for their events.

The fabric is technically a one-size-fits-all garment. It is normally loose fitting, and it tends to flow when you walk around.

Kaftan can be made from cotton and polyester alike. The important factor is that, it has to be lightweight and comfortable to the touch.

In Nigeria, caftan is originally popular among the Northerners, but in recent times, people of other tribes are making use of the material because of its simple and easy features.

Kaftan can be worn to virtually any event. The traditional two piece design gives it a minimalist aura, making it a popular pick for the male counterparts. Today, Nigerian designers have become very creative in making caftan.

Hence, lovely and unique designs have been created to match the wearer's taste. The style has also been modified to accommodate feminine designs. As a result, the caftan has become a perfect pick for Nigerian weddings.



Organza Fabric
Organza fabrics are always bright and colourful. Popular in West Africa, the fabric is widely known for its beauty. A good number of modern organzas are woven with polyester or nylon.

The fabric is a plain weave material that is lightweight and crispy to the touch. Traditionally made from silk, the cotton variation is called organdy.

The organza is commonly misinterpreted as a sheer material, but on the contrary, it is a strong fabric.

Because of its outstanding drape, it is usually used to create gowns and skirts with volume. The vibrant appearance of the organza fabric makes it a common choice for special occasions.

The beautiful fabric is undoubtedly perfect for Nigerian weddings.




Conclusion
Whatever may be the reason for your choice in a particular fabric, make sure to pay attention to the durability, uniqueness and convenience of the fabric. Nigerian weddings always bring in spice and sauce, therefore, your outfit should unfailingly communicate these themes.

Source: https://mafott-fabrics.com/blogs/fabric-tips/5-asoebi-fabrics-perfect-for-nigerian-weddings

afangsoup:
I spoke to her via voice calls asking about genuineness of the shoes, she asserted they are originals, I still pushed further via WhatsApp to ask hope they're good quality, she affirmed. Just like another shoe I was planning to purchase from her albeit, that inquiry was on WhatsApp which she didn't respond to cos I had to return her item.

But from the screenshot before you ordered for the Nike shoe in question, you asked her if it was quality and not whether it was original or genuine.

Sanchez01:
I hate to knock anuoreangel because it would look like I am antagonizing her business. She is on my WhatsApp list as a matter of fact and we have chatted a couple of times but she has no idea it is I.

In that context, "good quality" is ambiguous and ambiguity leads to vagueness.

If I ask you how good a product you're selling is, that is me asking about its quality, durability and honest opinion, from a seller to a buyer. The response should have been clear as dew rather than masked under an ambiguous response. Plus, she's a seller, right? Her definition of "good quality" is subjective since her aim is to sell. The buyer didn't need to wear the shoe for a day in order to tell the shoe's quality and outrightly reject it.

If the seller is coming back to state that the buyer wants an original sneakers for 10k plus, that for me, puts me off. She knows the product she's selling. Why not state as is? Why market under an established, global and reputable brand when she ought to add the word "clone"?

PS: I was trying to get some female sneakers from her as baby girl needed them and I recall anuoreangel didn't have what I wanted at the time. I will still get some female sneakers if she advertises good ones but unsuspecting folks should be made to understand that they are clones.

I don't think it was ambiguous, I think "good quality" as used here is subjective, it may have been good quality to her and not him. But him saying he asked her specifically for Original Nike when he only asked about the quality is where I have an issue with it, because that's the premise that everyone has been going by.

Raido really messed up.

I also feel this guy Zhao General that shin is going up against would be tough for him to beat

I was today years old when I found out I can manually set up VPN on my Redmi Note 8 without using a VPN App.

This is really great stuff and rare for a Nigerian to do.

I just watched the videos and I must say what he is doing is amazing.

Earlier this year a friend of mine helped a company with recruiting new staff. I assisted a bit so I understood firsthand when recruiters complain about not finding the right candidates or the candidates are not employable.

And it isn't the fault of graduates, we weren't just thought in school or had access to the right information or the way to go about it. Graduating with a good grade has always been the main focus.

The effort required to be a qualified candidate is so little and people are not aware of it.

I'll be teaching this and more for free.

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Your CV is very important when applying for a job, but a well written cover letter gets the recruiter excited about looking at your CV and scheduling you for am interview.

Before sending your CV to apply for that job, there are certain things you should know. I'll be sharing this and Professional CV and Cover Letter templates that have helped me progress in my career.

So earlier this year I had a rude shock or came to the realization, that even though there are limited jobs in the country, most job applicants or graduates (most especially) are not fit enough for the job positions and where they are qualified, they go about it the wrong way.

There are many job vacancies that you'll see published repeatedly by companies without getting filled, why is this? They haven't found the right the candidate(s).

Most people send their CVs to apply for multiple job positions without even getting called for an interview, trust me it isn't because they've given the job to an insider or you need connection (sometimes you do), but you're simply not the candidate they're looking for. You finished with a 1st class, 2nd class upper but the company seems to prefer a 2nd class lower or 3rd class applicant who seems to show more promise than you. They have the needed skills, experience even but what you have is a better grade and nothing else to offer. Except it is an annual recruitment for Graduate or Management Trainees by banks or large corporate organizations (we all know this is limited and extremely competitive) where better grades are preferred, they'll continue to edge over you.

Trust me, a Recruiter's job is one of the hardest in this country, because they have to look through tons of job applications and when they find that you're not fit enough they simply bin your CV without giving it a second thought.

Enough with the talk, I am sure you get the drift. If you've been struggling to get your first job or even a better job, I'll be talking about practical principles that you can apply to help you in your job search and get you that job you desire.

This is mostly targeted at graduates and final year students but if you're dissatisfied with your current job and you've been finding it hard to get a new job, trust me what we will be discussing will help you.

TheLoanGuy:
Hope there isn't an hidden catch? Because I want to share this with some of my contacts on WhatsApp.

No, there is not. It is free and I just want to share what I have learnt with people. Most people would charge for this but I want to help people land their first job for free

So earlier this year I had a rude shock or came to the realization, that even though there are limited jobs in the country, most job applicants or graduates (most especially) are not fit enough for the job positions and where they are qualified, they go about it the wrong way.

There are many job vacancies that you'll see published repeatedly by companies without getting filled, why is this? They haven't found the right the candidate(s).

Most people send their CVs to apply for multiple job positions without even getting called for an interview, trust me it isn't because they've given the job to an insider or you need connection (sometimes you do), but you're simply not the candidate they're looking for. You finished with a 1st class, 2nd class upper but the company seems to prefer a 2nd class lower or 3rd class applicant who seems to show more promise than you. They have the needed skills, experience even but what you have is a better grade and nothing else to offer. Except it is an annual recruitment for Graduate or Management Trainees by banks or large corporate organizations (we all know this is limited and extremely competitive) where better grades are preferred, they'll continue to edge over you.

Trust me, a Recruiter's job is one of the hardest in this country, because they have to look through tons of job applications and when they find that you're not fit enough they simply bin your CV without giving it a second thought.

Enough with the talk, I am sure you get the drift. If you've been struggling to get your first job or even a better job, I'll be talking about practical principles that you can apply to help you in your job search and get you that job you desire.

This is mostly targeted at graduates and final year students but if you're dissatisfied with your current job and you've been finding it hard to get a new job, trust me what we will be discussing will help you.

budaatum:
Put one tiny seed for ground, hoe some land, add some brain, and God adds sun and rain, and voila! A bumper crop!

How much more blessings can one possibly want!? And then this smart nice kind generous individual comes to bless me some more!

Op, your crop will be a million times my own!

@bolded True that.

Farming is looking very viable.

Interesting

Sunnyboy01:
how much is the salary

That will be discussed during the interview.

A business in Ibadan, TWO Business Hub, needs a smart, Accountant who has a good experience in using accounting tools and have a good grasp of financial management.

If you are that person, send your CV to mabodulamide@gmail.com

There's a vacancy for an accountant

A business in Ibadan needs a smart, Accountant who has a good experience in using accounting tools and have a good grasp of financial management.

If you are that person, send your CV to mabodulamide@gmail.com

There's a vacancy for an accountant

A business in Ibadan needs a smart, Accountant who has a good experience in using accounting tools and have a good grasp of financial management.

If you are that person, send your CV to mabodulamide@gmail.com

Abigarnics01:
What is the name of the organization please?

TWO Business Hub

Quite impressive to see more foreign investments/initiatives in the Agricultural sector.

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