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- Coconut oil
- Olive oil
- Vitamin C oil
- Vitamin E oil
- Aloe vera oil
- Snake oil
- Rose oil
- Lavender oil
- Garlic oil
- Ginger oil
- Neem oil
- Mint oil
- Onion oil
- Oregano oil
- Black seed oil
- Lemon oil
- Jojoba oil
- Sage oil
- Argan oil
- Apricot oil
- Massage oil
- Saffron oil
- Krisall oil
- Sesame oil
- Tea tree oil
- Frankincense oil
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- Lemongrass oil
- Bergamot oil
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*ESSENTIAL HERBAL OILS:*
- Sunflower oil
- Almond oil
- Carrot oil
- Fenugreek oil
- Avocado oil
- Castor oil
- Grape seed oil
- Turmeric oil
- Coconut oil
- Olive oil
- Vitamin C oil
- Vitamin E oil
- Aloe vera oil
- Snake oil
- Rose oil
- Lavender oil
- Garlic oil
- Ginger oil
- Neem oil
- Mint oil
- Onion oil
- Oregano oil
- Black seed oil
- Lemon oil
- Jojoba oil
- Sage oil
- Argan oil
- Apricot oil
- Massage oil
- Saffron oil
- Krisall oil
- Sesame oil
- Tea tree oil
- Frankincense oil
- Eucalyptus oil
- Lemongrass oil
- Bergamot oil
- Cedarwood oil
- Orange oil
- Cinnamon oil
- Sandalwood oil

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2000 FLIERS FOR DISTRIBUTION:

LOCATIONS:
- Ojodu-Berger
- Agege
- Ikeja
- Ajah

WE SHARE FLYERS & PASTE STICKERS..

2000 FLIERS FOR DISTRIBUTION:

LOCATIONS:
- Ojodu-Berger
- Agege
- Ikeja
- Ajah

WE SHARE FLYERS & PASTE STICKERS..

2000 FLIERS FOR DISTRIBUTION:

LOCATIONS:
- Ojodu-Berger
- Agege
- Ikeja
- Ajah

WE SHARE FLYERS & PASTE STICKERS..

2000 FLIERS FOR DISTRIBUTION:

LOCATIONS:
- Ojodu-Berger
- Agege
- Ikeja
- Ajah

WE SHARE FLYERS & PASTE STICKERS..

2000 FLIERS FOR DISTRIBUTION:

LOCATIONS:
- Ojodu-Berger
- Agege
- Ikeja
- Ajah

WE SHARE FLYERS & PASTE STICKERS..

WHERE TO FIND ADULT EDUCATION LEARNING CENTER IN LAGOS?

Adult education is a practice where adults engage in systematic and sustained self-educating activities in order to gain new forms of knowledge, skills, attitudes, or values. These refers to any form of learning adults engage in beyond traditional schooling, encompassing basic literacy to personal fulfillment as a lifelong learner.

Adult education can either be formal (structured learning that typically takes place in an education or training institution, usually with a set curriculum and carries credentials; non-formal (learning that is organized by educational institutions but non credential which may be provided in the workplace and through the activities of civil society organizations and groups), and Informal education (Learning that goes on all the time, resulting from daily life activities related to work, family, community or leisure).

Adult education and continues learning centre in Gbagada, Lagos.

READ & WRITE GOOD ENGLISH IN 2022

We are inviting adults who cannot read, write, speak and spell to join our Basic Communication School located in Gbagada, Lagos.

VENUE: Suite 31, Mota Complex, After Deeper-Life Church, Ifako-Gbagada, Lagos.

TIME: Monday, Wednesday & Friday: 10:a.m. to 1:p.m.

Fees: 32k Per 3months.

Contact:
Symmetric Adult Education

Adult education learning centre is located in Gbagada, Lagos.

Adult education learning centre is located in Gbagada, Lagos.

Adult education learning centre is located in Gbagada, Lagos.

Adult education learning centre is located in Gbagada, Lagos.

Adult education learning centre is located in Gbagada, Lagos.

Adult education learning centre is located in Gbagada, Lagos.

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT BUS BRANDING ADVERTISING IN LAGOS, NIGERIA

If you want to spread the word and get people talking about your brand, you go with one of the oldest and most enduring forms of advertising — out-of-home. You simply can’t ignore OOH. It includes everything from billboards and posters to displays in airports, shopping malls, and transit vehicles.

Now, can you guess one of the most impactful forms of out-of-home media? You might be surprised to learn that it’s transit advertising. According to the American Public Transit Association (APTA), transit advertising generates over half a billion dollars, reaching up to 83% of commuters on weekdays and 69% on weekends.

WHAT IS BUS ADVERTISING?

Bus advertising (often referred to as “billboards on wheels”) is a form of transit advertising that belongs to the out-of-home advertising channel. Transit advertising refers to any promotional materials that aim to catch customers outdoors or when they are not at home. It is a form of OOH advertising where advertisements are placed in or on modes of public transportation or in public transportation areas. Examples of transit advertising include ads placed on the sides of buses, trains, and taxis, inside subway cars and bus stations, and near train or bus platforms.

WHY USE TRANSIT ADVERTISING?

Bus advertising markets to consumers in a direct and easy-to-understand format. The advantages of placing advertisements on buses include:

Ads can’t be turned off like a TV or digital ad
Unlike radio ads, transit advertising reaches drivers and passengers no matter what radio stations they’re tuned into
You reach a wide variety of audience
There are a variety of ad sizes, locations, and creatives to choose from
Geographic Targeting
Bus advertising delivers clear messaging that centers around food, hospitality, fashion, upcoming events, listings, lifestyle branding, and many other areas. You see these messages wrapped around a bus, used in bus shelters, and inside the vehicle to give consumers a reason to look.

If your ads are inside a bus, you have a captive audience in the passengers for the duration of their ride. For external ads, you’re within range of passing cars, pedestrians, and bus riders for more extended periods when at stoplights, at bus stops, and stuck in the periodic traffic that’s inevitable along most urban bus routes.

HOW EFFECTIVE ARE BUS ADS?

This OOH advertising channel is so effective because of its extensive reach aimed to target just about everyone within eyesight. Furthermore, bus advertising effectively reaches both men and women of varying age groups and is not generally gender-based. The ads are for everyone to see!

If you commute, are a public transit patron, or a walker/driver in city neighborhoods, you’re not a stranger to bus advertising — there’s no way around it. A bus is essentially a moving billboard, following commuters, pedestrians, and drivers throughout the day, providing far more exposure than a regular billboard could. Therefore, exterior bus ads can generate a mass reach very quickly.

A bright, colorful design with short copy makes or breaks a bus advertisement. If it’s not immediately eye-catching, passersby won’t glance back at it. The goal is to make a lasting impression that viewers can recall later. Fortunately, most exterior bus ads follow this rule and effectively communicate with their audiences.

HOW DO YOU ADVERTISE ON A BUS?

Bus advertisements are produced on digitally or screen-printed transit vinyl. Advertisers can purchase space on the inside of buses or the outside.

Learn how to advertise on buses in five short steps.

1) Choose the cities you wish to target

Most large, medium and small metropolitan areas across the country have a bus system.

2) Calculate your budget

This critical step will determine the ad formats you choose. Marketing experts generally recommend allocating about 10% of a company’s total annual revenue to advertising. Of that amount, about 30% to outdoor advertising, 40% of which should go to bus advertising. Although each organization’s budget is different, it’s important to realize that a certain amount is suggested to see results.

3) Pick the bus ad formats that best suit your needs and budget

Various formats are available for bus advertising. For example:

King and Queen Signs are displayed on the exterior sides of the bus
Tail Signs are placed on the backs of buses
Interior Cards are displayed near the ceiling on the interior of buses
Bus Wraps are ads that cover the entire bus with a specific theme for the ad campaign (e.g., upcoming movie premiers)
4) Choose a start date and advertising duration

Pick a start date that coincides with the launch of a new product or service and/or with the beginning of other advertising formats (e.g., radio ads). It’s a good idea to book bus ad space early because space tends to sell out, particularly in the third and fourth quarters. The first and second quarters are generally more available.

Also, remember to choose an advertising duration. The minimum duration is four weeks. The recommended duration is 12 weeks, proven to provide better results for most advertisers.

5) Contact a bus ads company for a quote and availability

The last step is to contact a bus advertising company to get a quote and check availability. Symmetric Communications can coordinate the bus advertising space, production, and installation in cities throughout Lagos, Nigeria.

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST TO ADVERTISE ON A BUS?

Advertisers utilize bus advertising because they are guaranteed a great reach at an affordable cost, depending on size, area, and longevity. The recommended minimum spend is:

HOW DO YOU ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS AT A BUS STOP?
A common misconception is that bus stop and shelter advertisements are designed to reach people who ride the bus. However, bus shelter advertising serves as a small billboard to grab the attention of vehicles and passersby on the sidewalk.

Advertising at bus stops is an excellent way to target a local audience. You know that everyone who views a bus stop ad lives, works, or commutes in close proximity, so there is no uncertainty about geographically targeting specific groups. As a bonus, bus stop ads are easy to customize for different regions to make them more relevant.

HOW DO YOU ADVERTISE ON A BUS BENCH?

Many companies overlook one advertising option — the space available on bus benches. The front of a bus bench has room to hold a rectangular advertisement that’s large enough for pedestrians, bus passengers, and drivers to read in passing throughout the day. And it’s more economical compared with standard print advertisements.

Often, bus bench ads are managed by outdoor or street advertising firms. If you do not see ads posted on the benches where you want to advertise, contact Symmetric Communications, your one stop shop for all your advertising needs for information on how to advertise on existing benches and all outdoor advertising structures in Lagos, Nigeria.

WHAT IS BUS SHELTER BRANDING?

Advertising your company’s products or services on bus shelters gets your message in front of thousands of potential buyers. In addition to attracting people waiting for the bus, your ads are seen by people in passing vehicles and pedestrians walking past the shelters. The key to using shelter advertising starts with researching and understanding your audience’s demographics, so your ads appear in the spots that help enhance your brand.

IN CONCLUSION
Bus advertising continues to be effective due to its large reach, its ability to connect with viewers both emotionally and momentarily, and its vast number of interior and exterior displays catering to more than just the daily commuter.

If you have questions about bus advertising or pricing, we’d be happy to give you a free consultation. We’ll discuss the results you can expect for your brand or business and whether bus advertising is right for you.

CONTACT: SYMMETRIC COMMUNICATIONS.

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Sanwo-Olu approves increase in BRT fares, gives reason

The Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has approved a N100 increase in bus fares for all Bus Rapid Transit and standard routes with effect from July 13.

The Assistant Director of Corporate Communication, Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority, Mr Kolawole Ojelabi, disclosed this in a statement on Thursday.

He said, “The increase, which will come into effect on July 13, is aimed at ensuring the sustainability of the BRT and standard route schemes. These measures are indispensable in the current global economic and environmental reality to ensure the sustainability of the Bus Reform Initiative operation.

“With the increase, a bus ride from Ikorodu – Tafawa Balewa Square will now cost N600 from N500 while Berger to Ajah is now N700, up from N600. Oshodi to Abule Egba will cost N450 from N350 and Abule-Egba-CMS-Obalende will attract a fare of N600.”

Ojelabi explained that the increase is due to the rising price of diesel which affected the performance of the bus-operating companies.

Sanwo-Olu approves increase in BRT fares, gives reason

The Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has approved a N100 increase in bus fares for all Bus Rapid Transit and standard routes with effect from July 13.

The Assistant Director of Corporate Communication, Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority, Mr Kolawole Ojelabi, disclosed this in a statement on Thursday.

He said, “The increase, which will come into effect on July 13, is aimed at ensuring the sustainability of the BRT and standard route schemes. These measures are indispensable in the current global economic and environmental reality to ensure the sustainability of the Bus Reform Initiative operation.

“With the increase, a bus ride from Ikorodu – Tafawa Balewa Square will now cost N600 from N500 while Berger to Ajah is now N700, up from N600. Oshodi to Abule Egba will cost N450 from N350 and Abule-Egba-CMS-Obalende will attract a fare of N600.”

Ojelabi explained that the increase is due to the rising price of diesel which affected the performance of the bus-operating companies.

Sanwo-Olu approves increase in BRT fares, gives reason

The Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has approved a N100 increase in bus fares for all Bus Rapid Transit and standard routes with effect from July 13.

The Assistant Director of Corporate Communication, Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority, Mr Kolawole Ojelabi, disclosed this in a statement on Thursday.

He said, “The increase, which will come into effect on July 13, is aimed at ensuring the sustainability of the BRT and standard route schemes. These measures are indispensable in the current global economic and environmental reality to ensure the sustainability of the Bus Reform Initiative operation.

“With the increase, a bus ride from Ikorodu – Tafawa Balewa Square will now cost N600 from N500 while Berger to Ajah is now N700, up from N600. Oshodi to Abule Egba will cost N450 from N350 and Abule-Egba-CMS-Obalende will attract a fare of N600.”

Ojelabi explained that the increase is due to the rising price of diesel which affected the performance of the bus-operating companies.

Sanwo-Olu approves increase in BRT fares, gives reason

The Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has approved a N100 increase in bus fares for all Bus Rapid Transit and standard routes with effect from July 13.

The Assistant Director of Corporate Communication, Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority, Mr Kolawole Ojelabi, disclosed this in a statement on Thursday.

He said, “The increase, which will come into effect on July 13, is aimed at ensuring the sustainability of the BRT and standard route schemes. These measures are indispensable in the current global economic and environmental reality to ensure the sustainability of the Bus Reform Initiative operation.

“With the increase, a bus ride from Ikorodu – Tafawa Balewa Square will now cost N600 from N500 while Berger to Ajah is now N700, up from N600. Oshodi to Abule Egba will cost N450 from N350 and Abule-Egba-CMS-Obalende will attract a fare of N600.”

Ojelabi explained that the increase is due to the rising price of diesel which affected the performance of the bus-operating companies.

Sanwo-Olu approves increase in BRT fares, gives reason

The Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has approved a N100 increase in bus fares for all Bus Rapid Transit and standard routes with effect from July 13.

The Assistant Director of Corporate Communication, Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority, Mr Kolawole Ojelabi, disclosed this in a statement on Thursday.

He said, “The increase, which will come into effect on July 13, is aimed at ensuring the sustainability of the BRT and standard route schemes. These measures are indispensable in the current global economic and environmental reality to ensure the sustainability of the Bus Reform Initiative operation.

“With the increase, a bus ride from Ikorodu – Tafawa Balewa Square will now cost N600 from N500 while Berger to Ajah is now N700, up from N600. Oshodi to Abule Egba will cost N450 from N350 and Abule-Egba-CMS-Obalende will attract a fare of N600.”

Ojelabi explained that the increase is due to the rising price of diesel which affected the performance of the bus-operating companies.

Sanwo-Olu approves increase in BRT fares, gives reason

The Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has approved a N100 increase in bus fares for all Bus Rapid Transit and standard routes with effect from July 13.

The Assistant Director of Corporate Communication, Lagos Metropolitan Area Transport Authority, Mr Kolawole Ojelabi, disclosed this in a statement on Thursday.

He said, “The increase, which will come into effect on July 13, is aimed at ensuring the sustainability of the BRT and standard route schemes. These measures are indispensable in the current global economic and environmental reality to ensure the sustainability of the Bus Reform Initiative operation.

“With the increase, a bus ride from Ikorodu – Tafawa Balewa Square will now cost N600 from N500 while Berger to Ajah is now N700, up from N600. Oshodi to Abule Egba will cost N450 from N350 and Abule-Egba-CMS-Obalende will attract a fare of N600.”

Ojelabi explained that the increase is due to the rising price of diesel which affected the performance of the bus-operating companies.

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I start with 1 cup of shea butter and a 1/2 cup of coconut oil. It's easy to make a larger batch, just use half cup of coconut oil to every cup of shea butter used. To give you an idea of output, I used two cups of shea and one cup of coconut oil to fill 3 half pint mason jars, along with a 4 oz travel jar.

I start with 1 cup of shea butter and a 1/2 cup of coconut oil. It's easy to make a larger batch, just use half cup of coconut oil to every cup of shea butter used. To give you an idea of output, I used two cups of shea and one cup of coconut oil to fill 3 half pint mason jars, along with a 4 oz travel jar.