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 Business › Re: Bolaji Oluwadunsin: Nairalander Wins 2019 Tony Elumelu Foundation Grant Of $5000 by henrysho: 10:21pm On Mar 27, 2019 |
[quote author=queeniepresh post=77038927]Hello beautiful nairalanders', This is your girl Precious  My journey to self-discovery and financial independence as a budding entrepreneur started approximately two years when I braved the odds and stereotype to partake in the Miss FUTA contest 2017. I created a thread (See Below) to solicit for votes and you all supported and showed me love as an early bird on the site. Though I did not win the contest, I took valuable lessons from the exposure and the drive of not giving up despite setbacks in life. https://www.nairaland.com/3944997/peeps-please-me-win-miss I took up the challenge to start a fashion accessory business under the trade name Dunsin Craft Collections (DCC), with a niche on Ankara inspired crafts to promote our Nigerian culture and identity. My goal was to make DCC , the No.1 Ankara Craft Accessory/Bag Designer in Akure/Ondo State and Nigeria at large. https://www.nairaland.com/5102401/dcc-no.1-ankara-craft-accessory Along the line, I won several awards in Ondo State in the fashion category and also gave back to the community via free trainings on making Ankara craft such as Ankara drawstring bags, bangles, earrings, hats, face caps, throw pillows, Hair bonnet, Ankara waist bags e.t.c As a young Nigerian undergraduate also grappling with study, being an entrepreneur wasn’t an easy feat but I persisted and was undeterred. To God be the glory and with the help and impeccable guidance of my very resourceful manager @paulspeaks of the Drive academy, I enrolled for the Tony Elumelu grant of $5,000 for budding entrepreneurs across Africa and won. It’s a dream come true and I hope my little story will inspire others who are passing through any difficulties to never give up irrespective of the setbacks and challenges life throws at us. Remain Blessed…. Congrats dear 1 Like 1 Share |
| Business › Re: Bolaji Oluwadunsin: Nairalander Wins 2019 Tony Elumelu Foundation Grant Of $5000 by henrysho: 10:19pm On Mar 27, 2019 |
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| Car Talk › Re: 18 Common Road Signs That Most Motorists In Nigeria Don’t Know Their Meanings by henrysho: 8:53am On Mar 21, 2019 |
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| Celebrities › Re: Deona Hayes, Linda Ikeji’s Lookalike Reacts To Comparison (Photos) by henrysho: 5:48pm On Mar 20, 2019 |
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| Nairaland General › Re: Nathaniel Bassey Shares His Relationship Experience (so Educative) by henrysho: 12:40pm On Mar 18, 2019 |
[quote author=premium9ja post=76757542]Famed Gospel singer & Worship leader Nathaniel Bassey took to his Instagram page to share his relationship story. He titled "From Heartbreak To Praisebreak". It is an amazing and educative experience post that you will learn a lot from. Read Below; I have shared the story of one of the toughest times I experienced. However, one which led to meeting my wonderful wife. I hope these tips help you if you are in a similar situation. A Heartbreak can become one of the most powerful forces of change in your life. I got a call from my ex saying “This Thing is over.” Now this was tough. Especially coming from someone I thought could worship the very ground I walk on. At least so I thought. I never felt a pain that sore in my whole life. I mean, I’ve lost some loved ones, but this pain was in a class of its own. All efforts to get her to talk failed. So I prayed, and was convinced I had to move on.So I went through the following process. 1. I made sure I experienced healing in GOD’s presence. You see, many times people don’t get healed before they jump into another relationship. I made up my mind not to use someone as my temporal pain reliever. So I spent time Worshipping, and just shedding the tears before my Father in heaven. Then I was led to listen to some sermons which spoke to my situation. This process led to the next. 2. The more I spent time with God, The easier it was to FORGIVE! People! You’ve got to FOOOOORRRRGIVE. This isn’t just for your “heartbreaker.” It’s more for YOU! You will definitely hurt someone if you jump into another relationship without experiencing and giving forgiveness. 3. Get lost in GOD. In fellowship and His Service. Make the Holy Spirit your lover, friend and companion. Let Him shed His love abroad in your heart. Serve God. Get busy for God that you can’t even remember anything RELATIONSHIP (with the opposite sex ), of course until God says it’s time. 4. Then as you begin to sense God stirring your heart in the direction of a relationship, do an objective appraisal of your life. I said to my self, “Nath? Sentiments apart, the way your life was, would you marry YOU? It’s very easy to get upset and bitter when such happens, but we never really sit down to ask ourselves why? I began to see areas of my life that needed upgrades, spiritual, physical, personal development, ministry, character and overall vision as a young man. 5. I wish I can shout � this from a roof top. PLS DON’T TRY TO PROVE ANY POINT TO YOUR EX. If you have thoroughly gone through levels 1-4, The Holy Spirit would have done so much work of transformation within you. And while in the stage of appraising your life and ready to make adjustments and upgrades, it would never be to prove a point to your ex or people. Many have made hasty decisions in the flesh including making bad marriage choices, career, business, relocation choices etc all because they wanted to prove they too can “marry” and be successful. If you truly yield to God’s work, you will come out with one attitude —— , GRATITUDE! And like David say, it was good that I suffered...” Psalm 119:71. 6. This is important... So you can move on and begin a fresh start, BREAK TIES and contact with the Ex, if possible. This is not malice. But this is perhaps for the time being so you can really put closure on things. A time will come when you are able to relate without any sort of attachments and emotional ties. Many wonder why they can’t seem to move on, and when you look, you find certain connections still active. Messaging on social media etc. 7. When you begin sensing a leading into another relationship this is what you should do, PRAY. When you meet someone and begin having feelings for them, that is not a green light for another relationship. That feeling says to you IT’S TIME TO PRAY. Remember feelings are also internal chemical reactions. And Trust me, if you went through what I went through, you don’t ever want to enter casually next time�. 8. And when you meet that right person, and see what you went through and what God has done, you’d give him a praise break���. You also won’t compare this new person with the other. Because you have been HEALED, FREE & GROWN. And if the heartbreak was a terrible one, the kind that could be described as evil done you, you would come out feeling Compassion for the other person, rather than Bitterness.And just to add, one way to forgive also, is PRAYING for the other person. It’s tough, but a mystery that works miracles.Hope this blessed you �� Source: https://premium9ja.com/from-heartbreak-to-praisebreak-nathaniel-bassey-shares-relationsh |
| Politics › Re: Oyo State Governor Elect Seyi Makinde And His Wife At Thanks Giving Service by henrysho: 10:23am On Mar 18, 2019 |
Congrats to our new Governor. ..Asiko yin a tu wa lara ni Oruko Jesu |
| Sports › Re: Arsenal Goalkeeper Ospina Collapses During Napoli Game by henrysho: 10:15am On Mar 18, 2019 |
Ospina u can't die....get well soon in Jesus' name |
| Career › Re: "Why I Resigned From N-Power": My Story and the Lessons (Photo) by henrysho: 8:34am On Mar 13, 2019 |
You have taken a right step...Just wait and see how God will surprise you for this little faithfulness you have done. God bless Dude |
| Sports › Re: Picture Of Asisat Oshoala And Ousmane Dembele by henrysho: 11:12pm On Mar 11, 2019 |
Honestly, They are somehow resemble each other |
| Celebrities › Re: Helen Paul Bags Doctorate Degree From University Of Lagos (Photos) by henrysho: 1:39pm On Mar 09, 2019 |
Congrats Dr Helen Paul |
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