- A talented Nigerian lady handcrafts exquisite footwear, attracts clients from UK and Ghana.
- The video captured the entire manufacturing process, including the smoothing of rough edges.
- The lady’s half-shoe design impressed viewers from the UK and Ghana, sparking interest in her creations.
Reactions arose as a talented Nigerian lady handcrafts exquisite footwear and attracts clients from UK and Ghana.
A video featuring the exceptionally skilled Nigerian lady demonstrating her prowess in crafting footwear caught the attention of many.
The short clip documented the step-by-step manufacturing process, where she started by carefully smoothing the rough edges of her materials before diving into the creative work.
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Talented Nigerian lady handcrafts exquisite footwear
Within seconds, she revealed the stunning end product – a half-shoe design that left viewers in awe.
TikTok users from the UK and Ghana were quick to express their admiration for her talent, with many inquiring about purchasing her unique footwear.
In the video’s caption, the lady humbly mentioned her dedication and hard work, which contributed to her impressive creations.
Below are some of the reactions to the video:
@dele afolabi: “God bless your business and your hustle. I am indeed very proud of you.”
@shattaWale: “I’m in Ghana, I need this one, how do I get what’s the price.”
@NanaAkwasi117: “Beautiful! I’ll love to buy 1.”
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Nigerian shoemaker crafted stunning army-colored shoes
In other news, an artistic Nigerian shoemaker crafted stunning army-colored shoes to sell at an affordable N30k price.
Akoni, the gifted shoemaker from Nigeria, crafted a stunning shoe that quickly garnered attention on Twitter due to its captivating design. Taking advantage of the platform, he proudly exhibited his craftsmanship, aiming to showcase his talents to potential customers and highlight his abilities as a young Nigerian artisan.
The catalyst for Akoni’s Twitter showcase was a viral tweet from Flutterwave, a financial services firm, which encouraged people to boast about their accomplishments.
