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Jammiiee:
Do u really love maths

Yes I do. Why do you ask?

Thank you Jesus.

I just came to check names.

AFONJAS, I HAIL UNA.

MMM husband

mojysiola:
pls who applied for this job, I applied for it, I haven't heard anything from them

I applied but I have not heard anything from them.

Pictures?!

Who STIPEND epp?

Please, is this a marketing job?

Hello! Please

womanofsteel:
Please post any vacancy around ojo, okokomaiko and Agbara axis. Thank you.

seconded

tatacherie:
Longtime,how u doing, lovely works!keep d fire burning
@ mama ynnk weldone for d daily updates.trust u and family are good
Shout out to all crocheters here

I am fine. And you? Thanks. I have been busy in my teaching job. We are on holidays now.

1 Strawberry stitch
2 pineapple stitch head wrap and granny squares multicoloured top.

1 Spike stitch bag in rainbow colours
2 Spike stitch in rainbow colours.

Graphghan bag I made for a Liverpool fan with his name written on one side.

Pink Pineapple stitch head wrap

Ynnk:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/pictures-f5/big-doily-avatar-t60108.html

I just love the pineapple stitch. Here is a Pineapple head wrap I made.

Charmin1:
Please which shipping address did you use?

It was sent to me by a crocheter abroad. I did not ask her.

Pls, i also need the ebook ma. my email is: nkirukaonwueme@gmail.com

send am e-thunder to fire im prick. lubbish

Tugiakwa! only Yorubas can say this:" Pickpocketing Is More Lucrative Than Auto Engineering - Suspect "


For us Igbos, Auto Engineering is more lucrative than pickpocketing.

I came to check names, saw and I am not disappointed. Na Hausa dey buy the stolen phones. birds of the same feathers. like Buhari and Osibanjo.

I love checking names. Yorubas and scamming. I am not disappointed.

I came to check names - Yoruba and I am not disappointed

I am teaching myself how to crochet. I have problems in marketing.

AlphaHandMaiden:
As someone who sews, i would say get something a bit bigger and better quality. You dont want to be changing machines every year. Yes, You want something small, but invest in one good enough to last a few years. And take quite a beating.

This type looks like what you would buy a child who isnt quite sure if they will take up sewing as a gift.

As a crafter, i would suggest you go for one of the basic entry level models of janome, singer, brother, toyota or husquvana just to name a few. Janome particularly have some at good prices.

I bought a small singer, and to be honest i now wish i had bought something larger. It has its limitations but 5 years of some very heavy use, its still ticking alright.

Cc. Dtphilosopher: dont take offence, i am not trying to spoil your market, this is just my honest opinion. If you want to market to crafters you need to get products that will appeal to them.

I will wait until when I am getting married. A sewing machine is usually bought for the bride to use for handwork. My mum gave out her own so that the machine can be oiled regularly. As a teacher, she does not have time for sewing.

lozanni:
Father from hell!!!

Imagine brutalising a five year old child in this horrible manner.

Some of these artisans like Carpenters, Mechanics, bricklayers are themselves victims of immense child abuse, because many of them are beaten with very hardwood on their knuckles and given other horrendous punishment each time their bosses feel angry with them. I know of a particular one who was given such knuckle treatment and many years after, in the University ( thank God he abandoned.the apprenticeship), he was still complaining of pains in the knuckle, especially during periods of intense academic writting like during exams.
While not excusing the evil act of the mechanic, the practice of sending young boys to such apprenticeship needs review by the social welfare people because many of those boys turn out to be wicked and heartless adults due to the emotional trauma and pain they passed through in their youth. The pains they suffered earlier on, they now inflict on their own apprentices, children and wards.
Thus the vicious cycle continues.

It is very true. I went to a business centre to make
photocopies in Lagos all of a sudden the boss, a guy in his late twenties just hit the teenage apprentice boy on his chest for a slight mistake. the boy endured it. they were both Yorubas and Muslims and it was their fasting period.

Only Yorubas can do this. can you see the essence of a mother in the life of a child. you divorce your wife. common shit you no fit pack. nonsense sperm donor calling himself a father. who dash monkey banana?

meanwhile Omo oduduwa odaro o

I just came to check names and I am not surprised it is the ofe mmanu, amala ati ewedu, owoda and hot groundnut oil bleaching Yoruba people.

Ekurole o

AlphaHandMaiden:
As someone who sews, i would say get something a bit bigger and better quality. You dont want to be changing machines every year. Yes, You want something small, but invest in one good enough to last a few years. And take quite a beating.

This type looks like what you would buy a child who isnt quite sure if they will take up sewing as a gift.

As a crafter, i would suggest you go for one of the basic entry level models of janome, singer, brother, toyota or husquvana just to name a few. Janome particularly have some at good prices.

I bought a small singer, and to be honest i now wish i had bought something larger. It has its limitations but 5 years of some very heavy use, its still ticking alright.

Cc. Dtphilosopher: dont take offence, i am not trying to spoil your market, this is just my honest opinion. If you want to market to crafters you need to get products that will appeal to them.

Thank you so much. I will continue with my needle and thread then because I just need something portable to sew the lining of my crochet bags. In future I will be able to buy the brands you suggested.

dtphilosopher:
brand new mini electric sewing machine is still up for sale #7000. This is good for home needs, fashion apprentice, students. It comes with manual. You don't have to be tailor before u can have this at home. Its user friendly and very cheap. Right now at konga, it is sold for #10000+
Contact me if u re interested. I stay in lagos
08029719850
Limited qty available. By my next importation batch it will be #15,999 because of dollar.
For now it's still #7000. reach me on 08029719850

I really need one of these but someone said they aren't strong.

Ynnk:
Engrosaretin, welcome to the thread. Feel free to post your works.
@ Lovemaths, please add her to the Facebook page. Many thanks.

it is a Facebook group. she should search

"crocheters and knitters of Nigeria"

and send her request

Living in bondage

Thank you so much. I am lost with the diagrams. I'll wait for the pictures.