When crochet meet leather, they collaborate well. This cute bag was made as a gift from an intentional husband to his beautiful wife and he absolutely love it.
This is a cue to order for your wife,sister, mum and daughter, a crochet bag from us today.
33,000 naira
Lagos
Brown lovers, we did a thing ๐๐๐.
I gifted this pretty bag yo a friend of mine for her aqeeqah and she absolutely loved it. Crochet bag as a gift is one of the most thoughtful thing to do.
Gift someone a crochet bag today and unlock a new level of joy.
35k only
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@UnclebeeOla Omoooo to be phone come be like war, I currently use s21 ultra,it's not bad but I just needed an upgrade and with the whole issue with Samsung screen just suddenly pouring ink, I got tired of it.
At this point I really don't know which to choose again
Which is your absolute favorite combo of the 4?
Bag is available for immediate delivery or pickup. It can definitely take your outfit essentials like, phone, powebank, charger, sunscreen, cash etc. It comes with longer strap.
Price: 27,000 naira
Location: Lagos.
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We create problems and then blame the government when we suffer the consequences of our actions.
During the early years of Uber, around 2015/2016, I met a driver who used a trick. Heโd book himself a ride using a promo code and then drive to his destination. Heโd buy bulk SIM cards, register each one as a rider on Uber, and use the promo code โGTBANKโ (if I recall correctly, it gave a N5,000 promo to first-time riders). After using the code, heโd register another SIM and repeat the process. Heโd do this multiple times throughout the day, taking only a few normal trips.
He also mentioned using a simulation app to run trips. The app essentially simulated that their vehicle was moving around picking up fake trips to fool the Uber app. Once a trip ended, theyโd register another account with the same promo code and run another simulation.
Then running trips offline. Their excuse was that Uber and Bolt were taking out their percentage without really contributing anything. Uber took 25% on every ride, while Bolt (then Taxify) started with 15% but later increased it to a flat rate of 20%. I asked if they could get these customers without the e-hailing apps. It was understandable if a previous rider got their number and requested their service afterwards, but getting a trip through the app, then negotiating for an offline trip and a much higher rate was cheating the company that provided the app that connected them to the rider.
I had the worst experience in Abuja and Kaduna. I spent about three weeks in both cities and I think it was just once that a driver didnโt request we take the trip offline. They requested you take the trip offline while also requesting an upward review of the cost. Government get their fault, but the harm we cause ourselves is somehow greater in certain circumstances.