XklusivGistBlog:


You self,be careful the way u give out information.
This country is a mess at least for now.

Becos u see female,u dey lose guard anyhw.
Becareful sha

kinggSamuel:
This is a exclusive contraption that persuades minors to allow their hair to be barbed. This is an innovative concept that I consider impressive. But am afraid that due to the added machinery, the economic cost of the haircut will be escalated from the norm.

XklusivGistBlog:


You self,be careful the way u give out information.
This country is a mess at least for now.

Becos u see female,u dey lose guard anyhw.
Becareful sha

davires:
It's a salon nah.

meobizy:
This thing always baffles me why children cry and shout when it’s time to cut hair. I think the parents fail at calming the child down. Most of them are old enough to get distracted vocally.
I remember being eight years old, the problem I had with the barber was his carelessness regarding the pain his sharp clippers inflicted on my young skin. My mother never explained the point of getting my hair cut. I only knew it was something my wicked teachers forced them to inflict
I guess one can make up a story to the child about the clippers being a house where bees are kept [hence the buzzing sound], their work is to cut off your hair — making you look handsome for a week or two before you do it again. The child will build a curiosity for clippers and actively chase them. Who knows, he may want to become a barber in future because of it.

XklusivGistBlog:


You self,be careful the way u give out information.
This country is a mess at least for now.

Becos u see female,u dey lose guard anyhw.
Becareful sha

fpeter:


I don't understand why he should be careful. The business is open to anyone so whats the secret?

Biggcake:


Sincerely speaking, my kids will rock something similar to that. I just love it that way.

If you reside in Lagos, you will see more of this.

Do have a splendid week ahead....cheers

meobizy:
This thing always baffles me why children cry and shout when it’s time to cut hair. I think the parents fail at calming the child down. Most of them are old enough to get distracted vocally.
I remember being eight years old, the problem I had with the barber was his carelessness regarding the pain his sharp clippers inflicted on my young skin. My mother never explained the point of getting my hair cut. I only knew it was something my wicked teachers forced them to inflict on me.
I guess one can make up a story to the child about the clippers being a house where bees are kept [hence the buzzing sound], their work is to cut off your hair — making you look handsome for a week or two before you do it again. The child will build a curiosity for clippers and actively chase them. Who knows, he may want to become a barber in future because of it.

XklusivGistBlog:


You self,be careful the way u give out information.
This country is a mess at least for now.

Becos u see female,u dey lose guard anyhw.
Becareful sha

davires:
Its in surulere

DEBJOCH1:
. Is that Make Me or Down Town, if yes, they are at Bide Thomas in Surulere

davires:
Am always scared when its time to cut his hair and i feel for him when he cries.But with this new concept he just focused on driving and did not know someone was cutting his hair.

davires:
Its in surulere

meobizy:
This thing always baffles me why children cry and shout when it’s time to cut hair. I think the parents fail at calming the child down. Most of them are old enough to get distracted vocally.
I remember being eight years old, the problem I had with the barber was his carelessness regarding the pain his sharp clippers inflicted on my young skin. My mother never explained the point of getting my hair cut. I only knew it was something my wicked teachers forced them to inflict on me.
I guess one can make up a story to the child about the clippers being a house where bees are kept [hence the buzzing sound], their work is to cut off your hair — making you look handsome for a week or two before you do it again. The child will build a curiosity for clippers and actively chase them. Who knows, he may want to become a barber in future because of it.

lonelydora:


Pls, is this barbing salon in Nigeria?

Psoul:


This kind of guy is that type we have back then in the school. During exam, they will make your heart skip beats. Before you can write half page, they are already asking for extra sheet.
You'll be thinking they know what they are writing. They will just be blowing grammar and be going round and round the questions without giving any reasonable answer. At the end they'll fail the course. If you ask them, they'll tell u that the Lecture purposely failed him.
In opposition to what you have uttered. Which is a boy a true statement of my persona. In my school days. In as much as I was well versed in the English language, I was not cocky. And in writing exams I was encyclopedic and I got good grades. If my college grades and urs are opened now. There is a higher probability that my grades were better than urs. So better take note.

Oga, continue blowing grammar anyhow.

Psoul:


This kind of guy is that type we have back then in the school. During exam, they will make your heart skip beats. Before you can write half page, they are already asking for extra sheet.
You'll be thinking they know what they are writing. They will just be blowing grammar and be going round and round the questions without giving any reasonable answer. At the end they'll fail the course. If you ask them, they'll tell u that the Lecture purposely failed him.


Oga, continue blowing grammar anyhow.

Psoul:


This kind of guy is that type we have back then in the school. During exam, they will make your heart skip beats. Before you can write half page, they are already asking for extra sheet.
You'll be thinking they know what they are writing. They will just be blowing grammar and be going round and round the questions without giving any reasonable answer. At the end they'll fail the course. If you ask them, they'll tell u that the Lecturer purposely failed him.

Oga, continue blowing grammar anyhow.

XklusivGistBlog:


You self,be careful the way u give out information.
This country is a mess at least for now.

Becos u see female,u dey lose guard anyhw.
Becareful sha

9japrof:
This kinda innovation comes with a price, poor parents please keep off

meobizy:
This thing always baffles me why children cry and shout when it’s time to cut hair. I think the parents fail at calming the child down. Most of them are old enough to get distracted vocally.
I remember being eight years old, the problem I had with the barber was his carelessness regarding the pain his sharp clippers inflicted on my young skin. My mother never explained the point of getting my hair cut. I only knew it was something my wicked teachers forced them to inflict on me.
I guess one can make up a story to the child about the clippers being a house where bees are kept [hence the buzzing sound], their work is to cut off your hair — making you look handsome for a week or two before you do it again. The child will build a curiosity for clippers and actively chase them. Who knows, he may want to become a barber in future because of it.

kinggSamuel:
In opposition to what you have uttered. Which is a not a true statement of my persona. In my school days. In as much as I was well versed in the English language, I was not cocky. And in writing exams I was encyclopedic and I got good grades. If my college grades and urs are opened now. There is a higher probability that my grades were better than urs. So better take note.