BKsoul:
the one i bought in 2016, i am still using it up till date....

Can I see

Interesting!
What wisdom is this?
it is mind blowing!

Na this kind people need CBN loan not all these hoodlums I see

Some Nigerian women are very useful but they are a very small minority

:Wey my lighter? I wan check something I hope u dont find it

Wow this the kind of women we want to marry not slay queens sleeping 247 pressing phone on instagram kudos to her

nwekeugochukwu:


Adejoke Lasisi is an entrepreneur and founder of Planet3R - a group involved in making eco-friendly products by using 5exile and plastic wastes.

Hmmm.... no doubt.... in innovative ..... but guess the wrong photo was posted... products look more like from textile waste ... same as her dresses.

Good for you

Anigreat:





Nice one.

Creativity at it peak

Recycling is the new trend now.

God bless her handwork.

from waste to taste

nwekeugochukwu:
A Nigerian woman identified as Adejoke Lasisi has caught social media attention after she shared pictures of clothes, shoes and bags she made from satchet water (pure water) nylon wastes, IgbereTV reports.

Adejoke Lasisi is an entrepreneur and founder of Planet3R - a group involved in making eco-friendly products by using Textile and plastic wastes.

Sharing some photos of her craft on Twitter, she noted;


https://twitter.com/AdejokeLasisi/status/1373003427001856012?s=20

So I can pour water inside the bag ehn

slachtoffers:


But the real question remains, is it not flammable?

She must have put that into consideration.

Am sure

Brain full lady un like other s who are brainless. more brainffulness for your development.

Where is her processing plant, definitely those nylons are not handmade into those bags and shoes? This could help a lot in the waste disposal and recycling process and getting litters off our streets. Nice works

Excellent idea. She deserves national recognition.
However, footwear- good
Bag - very good
Cloth- Under Naija hot sun?

a queen, I stan.

shadrach77:
Wey my lighter? I wan check something

Haha, you no well

lilvicky68:

Can I see

its not a must you must buy it..... neither is it a must you will use it..

BKsoul:
its not a must you must buy it..... neither is it a must you will use it..

Chai..

This is creativity. No be all those girls wey dey sidon dey want make their husband or boyfriend provide everything for dem

Beautiful

lilvicky68:

Chai..

Am sorry please.... just that i don't know why i have to snap the bag to you...

oh

BKsoul:
Am sorry please.... just that i don't know why i have to snap the bag to you...

Nevermind.. thanks anyway

nwekeugochukwu:
A Nigerian woman identified as Adejoke Lasisi has caught social media attention after she shared pictures of clothes, shoes and bags she made from satchet water (pure water) nylon wastes, IgbereTV reports.

Adejoke Lasisi is an entrepreneur and founder of Planet3R - a group involved in making eco-friendly products by using Textile and plastic wastes.

Sharing some photos of her craft on Twitter, she noted;


https://twitter.com/AdejokeLasisi/status/1373003427001856012?s=20

I am proud of you. More grease to your elbow