Styledbybelema

Twitter handle of Rentalsbybelma and styledbybelema on Insta.

Maker of robes and bridal dresses, asoebi, dinner gowns and rental of dresses.

Call: 09056656270

[Styledbybelema @Belemabridals]

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Woman!!

How do you want to slay on your big day or on that shoot? Hit us up to look fab
@_DammyB_
#IWD2022 #WomensHistoryMonth #pagesbydamicommerce #flutterwavecommerce
#belema #fashion #igbobride #edobride #bridalrobes #weddinggowns #BreakTheBias

[Uncle Adamz @AlliViema]

Hi X.

Been a minute

[✨Ashabys Sugar✨ @__Mussyy]

Money for photographers, makeup, food, logistics, studio, and content creator na why these new fashion styles dey expensive I guess, because how do you want to get your money back when you spend all of that on a collection drop🤲🏿😭

[Misty Glam Company | Disability Inclusion Advocacy @mistyglamcorp]

People can be incredibly cruel to people with albinism. Many people with albinism grow up navigating comments and attitudes that chip away at their dignity and sense of belonging.

🎥 Watch the full documentary here: https://t.co/4lZPduesyQ

[Ibironke Khadeejah Quadri @ronkecarew]

They defend mass weddings but won't advocate for mass education and poverty reduction. The joke writes itself, what a shame

[Stellasmile @Smileyindollars]

Photographed this in May so yeah 🙂
“Gele Skentolo”
Creative director @Doyinpepperr

[Styledbybelema @Belemabridals]

She Shimmered and shined in this hand beaded piece from us.

Dm to start a conversation to your dream dress.

[Zelda 📸 @zeldaPhotoG]

Photographed by @zelda_captures

[Tayo @23sznnn]

Shot these with zero funding , below $50 budget
I’d say know your way around it that’s what being creative is all about , achieving good results with small spending

[ÀTÍKÈ MAG @ATIKEMAG]

We’re looking for nail artists in Nigeria that create amazing maximalist nail art🌈💎⚜️

Put us on🎤

[Take the Disability Inclusion Quiz in my bio @misty_abisola]

Exactly one month ago, I launched my first book, Before You Say That.
Today, exactly 286 people have downloaded it. For a book about disability-inclusive language, that’s 286 people who have chosen to question what they know and learn something new. Thank you. 💜

If you haven’t downloaded it yet, here are a few reasons you should:

📖 Have you ever seen a dictionary that doesn’t define words, but breaks down why certain words, phrases, and expressions can be harmful to the disability community and what to say instead? Well, this is the very first-of-its-kind.

📖 It’s arranged from A to Z, so you can jump to any word that catches your attention.

📖 It’s colourful, visual, and designed to be engaging. No giant walls of text or academic jargon.

📖 It was intentionally designed with accessibility in mind, from font choices and spacing to colour contrast and readability.

📖 You don’t need to read all 150+ entries in one sitting. Read one word a day and you’ll spend the next few months learning something new every day.

📖 It will challenge you. Some pages will make you nod. Some pages will make you uncomfortable. Some will make you disagree while some might even make you want to look for me and fight me.

That’s OKAY. 😃

The goal was never to make people comfortable, but to make us think and become more aware. Many of the words we use every day were normalised long before we understood their impact on disabled people. And sometimes the biggest barrier to disability inclusion isn’t a staircase. It’s a sentence.

My bigger dream for this book goes far beyond downloads. I want to print copies and donate them to primary and secondary schools across Nigeria because disability inclusion should not be something people discover for the first time as adults. Children need to learn it early.

I also hope to translate the book into different Nigerian languages and eventually other international languages, while continuing to release future volumes with new words, phrases, and conversations.

This is only Volume 1. We’re just getting started. So if you’ve been putting it off, this is your sign to get Before You Say That. 286 people have already downloaded it, join them.

Before You Say That is completely FREE.

Download it, read it, challenge it, share it. And most importantly, start conversations with it.

Link: https://t.co/QLxkWaCECP

[TemiIsTryingToBreakThe1MCeiling @Locaproductlady]

Open to roles in:
Product Management | Product Strategy | Business Analysis | Fintech | Proptech | SaaS

If you know of any openings or can connect me to hiring teams, I’d deeply appreciate it.

Thank you

[TemiIsTryingToBreakThe1MCeiling @Locaproductlady]

have hands-on experience leading end-to-end product delivery, driving product strategy, working closely with engineering teams, optimizing user journeys, and delivering measurable business impact (including a recent 30% increase in payment completion through product improvements)

[TemiIsTryingToBreakThe1MCeiling @Locaproductlady]

Hi everyone 👋🏽

I’m currently open to Product Management opportunities. I am a senior PM with over 5yrs as a PM and cumulative of 9 years experience is customer facing roles.

I

[TemiIsTryingToBreakThe1MCeiling @Locaproductlady]

Sultry

[The Cake Chancery @TheCakeChancery]

Delivered to Lekki, Lagos …
Celebration of Love 💕.:.
Wafer paper frills 🔥…
Please help retweet to your TL 🙏🙏🙏

[TemiIsTryingToBreakThe1MCeiling @Locaproductlady]

And if all you did today is to breathe, you have done enough!

[Uncle Adamz @AlliViema]

My work Myself

[Take the Disability Inclusion Quiz in my bio @misty_abisola]

I’m not selling but I am aggressively hawking my free book, Before You Say That, all week.

It’s a practical guide to disability-inclusive language where I break down over 150 everyday words and phrases we use around disability, what they actually imply, and better ways to communicate.

227 people have downloaded already and my goal is to hit 1,000 before the end of May. 💛

So if you care about inclusion, storytelling, communication, or simply becoming more intentional with disability-inclusive language, please download, study and share. 🙏🏽

Link to get it for FREE here: https://t.co/QLxkWaCECP

[Uncle Adamz @AlliViema]

Go through my page or work load you’ll see that I don’t turn people to cartoon. Don’t book me and expect that. Shalom

[gst @wearegst]

For a population of 220 million, there are fewer than 100 rheumatologists in the entire country.

That is roughly 1 specialist for every 2–7 million people leaving those with autoimmune diseases like lupus to fight for survival on their own.