₦airaland Forum

Delawey: Thanks Xtreme. I'll call him right away.

Delawey: I'm planning on buying a simple overlocking machine, which is what I can afford for now. However, I've been dilly dallying and hesitant because I don't want to purchase a fake one as the singer sewing machine I bought some time ago is causing me a great deal of frustration. I need help with good brands, where I can get one and how much it costs for both the machine and stand (if applicable for the brand). I really will appreciate ur help as it is needed urgently. Thanks loads.

tjskii: Xtremebase,u don open shop,congrats,no forget post designs wey ur tailors sew o,make we see dia handiwok

Kienitobo: Really beautiful and stylish designs. Well done. I knit and crochet clothes and right now I'm in d planning stages of a knit baby clothes line. I'm carrying out a poll and would love the input from anyone. Here's the link.
Pls click on the link below to vote. Thank you.
http://poll.pollcode.com/2o7lnr

kourt: Someone plssss help, jst relocated †̥ lagos nd  need Ą̸̸̸ very Ǥ☺☺ƌ tailor i̶̲̥̅̊n̶̲̅ oshodi or its environs please. Thanks

tjskii: Hmmmmm I no go mind o,but for me seeing is believing,post pics of designs ur peopl make and if I like em,I'll be all over u lik white on rice

tjskii: Aahh for wia,na Naija I dey o ,but I spose reach dt side nxt year wen I dey vacation

yeancharr: Nice work!!

kandiikane: Transgender.

kandiikane: Transgender.

Emperoh: Ok guys, i think a new career era is about to open for me and i am excited about it.
If you look back through my post, or followed through my comments on this topic, you should be able to place where i am coming from.
But for those who don't know, i will do a little chronicle and then allow it dovetail into the current situation.

I graduated in 2006 and finished NYSC at the foremost Newspaper house in Nigeria; 2007.
Almost immediately, i went to work for the Nigerian based alumni association of the most prestigious Business School in the World.
I spent 3 years with them. When i felt chances where passing me by in other sectors, the need to upgrade academically set in.
I left in 2010 to do an M.Sc in Media and Communication with a bias for Marketing Communication at the best PG university in Nigeria
Yes best!! Is it not. . . . cues but we should be able to place it right?

Anyway, fast forward a year later, September 2011 and i was done with my thesis and defended as well
and back i went into the job market, while waiting for the graduation ceremony. I knew it won't be easy but i didn't expect it to be as hard as it became.
I did a couple of consultancies for A media group and the owners of the popular Youths Award brand. I also worked briefly with them in helping with publicity for the launch of a popular satellite music TV channel in Nigeria as well as publicity for a reality TV show.

Well, i had to leave them December last year when i got an adhoc job with a multinational consulting firm.
It was meant to dovetail into a permanent job in a research and market intelligence role since i wrote a test and went through the interview processes.
Well, long story short, after documentation and filing, including continuous submission of my research reports, i was asked to start February 1st but lo, story enter oh
One British Oga, as dem talk, withdrew my offer and they won't be going ahead with recruiting me any more. Devastated? More than. . . but i had to move on.

Little businesses here and there as well a small offer from a relatives agency kept me going while my business proposal was in the works
as well as applications. I also lost another offer with a digital marketing company and turned down 2 offers since it didn't meet my career objectives and target as well.

It all looked like good things were not meant for me until last week, God popped up and said it's my time.
I did a CV broadcast to my 'friend' at the alumni association i worked as well as contacts i met from other companies i worked with during my time there.
Well, one better, past Oga of one of Nigeria's big banks got in touch on Saturday night and asked to see me the following day at his office.
We had a chat (over 2hrs of interview) on Sunday. . . . .i was invited to come and work with him. . . . i picked my offer letter last night and i am going to be working on a brand management role.
What i have always wanted and what i concentrated on in my M.Sc!!

I am really looking forward to the job. The office ambiance, relationship between staff and the whole set-up is just awesome.
I hope the external looks are or can be equated to the internal issues.
I resume Oct. 2nd. . . . . . more gist by then and maybe will answer questions!!

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kandiikane: None of this will work. Abeg, go do laser surgery if you have the money.

You will try all products taya but it won't work.

Delawey: Oops! I meant sketch 5, not 4. I'd love to see them when they're done. Cheerio

ade.ola.mi:
‎ Ђ☺ώ does one get coconut oil,is it the same thing as the yoruba'adi-agbon'?

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Yield: I like them!