15 Beautiful Ankara Inspired Chokers And How to Make One

Neck chokers (also known as neck rope, choker necklace) is popular fashion accessory around the world, and it’s also common amongst celebrities. The choker necklace was very popular back in days and it’s not a new fashion accessory has many would think. As we know, it’s hard to name an item you can’t make with the Ankara fabric. Making Ankara chokers necklace is not as hard as you think, just like making other traditional wedding necklaces.
We have curated some beautiful handmade Ankara chokers  to inspire you to can make yourself and how you can actually make them.

Here are 15 Ankara chokers you can make by yourself: See full post here>>>http://beautifulng.com/15-beautiful-ankara-inspired-chokers-and-how-to-make-one/

6 Awesome DIY Chokers Necklace You Can Make By Yourself
Like many other fashion accessories, Chokers has made a comeback and it here to stay
The trend keeps evolving and getting more popular amongst ladies, hardly will you see a lady dressed without a choker these days. There are different types of chokers, from lace to denim chokers, to show lace, to metal, we have spotted various type of choker trends on celebrities and fashionistas around the world and we wonder what will be the next trending choker style each month. The good news is you can make one yourself that will still look great like high-street chokers.
The accessory is loved by many because of how they add an edgy element to any look effortless. With DIY chokers, you can keep up with the trend that keeps growing without breaking the bank. You can make one yourself.
DIYs (Do It Yourself) accessories has become a trend on its own in the fashion world, some fashionistas have created videos showing how to make your own choker at home.
By making your own DIY choker, you can add fun twists to regular chokers, making them totally unique. You only need a few items.
Raylene Harvey shared an awesome video of 6 choker Styles! with over 30 variations! Bolo Wrap, Minimal, Circle, Pendant etc..
Watch the video here http://beautifulng.com/6-awesome-diy-chokers-necklace-you-can-make-by-yourself/

Choker Necklace is one of the '90s fashion trend which has made a comeback and all the ladies are loving it. If you don't know much about the new trend, we've got all the choker necklace trend 2017 and how to wear them.
It's a thing to know the new trend in fashion and it's another thing to know how to wear or slay in them. One of the popular fashion accessory is the neck choker, commonly referred to as chocker necklace. This accessory complements any outfit if your wear them well. It doesn't have to be expensive, actually you can make one yourself. See how to make a Choker necklace yourself  here:http://beautifulng.com/6-awesome-diy-chokers-necklace-you-can-make-by-yourself/

Here are 10 types of choker necklace to add to your wardrobe:

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I never knew Spaghetti stir fry is very easy to make
Have always been a fan of Chinese dishes ever since I visited a Chinese restaurants few years ago. I have always thought the meals are so difficult to make; though I enjoy cooking but not in my dreams will I dare make a Chinese meal. Stir fry dishes originated from China and in recent centuries has spread into other parts of Asia and the West.
How to make Chinese Stir Fry
In my own opinion, Chinese stir fry is one of the easiest Chinese delicacies to make once you have the right ingredients. You will see why I said so when I show you how I made my Spaghetti stir fry. Basically, having the right mix of ingredients is key; but everything can still go wrong if you don't have the right recipe.
Chinese Spaghetti Stir Fry Ingredients;
There are some basic condiments that need to be present in your stir fry; however, you can still add your own ingredients or remove some to give a desired taste and aroma.
Mixed pepper/Traffic light pepper
Mange Tout
Mushrooms
Mixed Chili
Cooked chicken breast Strips/pieces
Broccoli
Green beans
Baby corns
Onions
Salt
Oil
Garlic
Mixed vegetables (sweetcorn, peas, carrot etc.)
Soy Sauce
Maggi
Directions on how to make Spaghetti Stir Fry
My recipe is simple and easy…First thing is to prepare all the ingredients and condiments, basically all you do is cut or slice to desired shape. As seen in the images above, all the ingredients are already prepared.
Before you start frying your vegetables, you should start boiling your spaghetti at the same time. You should boil the spaghetti for about 10 minutes; it can be more depending on the amount.
 
Pour a little oil in the pot and let it get very hot
 
Pour all the vegetables in the hot oil and stir for 5 minutes
Pour the boiled spaghetti in and stir well
Add the Maggi and dark soy sauce and stir again for 2 minutes
Add any other ingredients you want to use i.e. sausages, boiled egg, chicken drumsticks etc... Leave to steam for 2-5 minute
Serve hot

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Creativity is the mother of all inventions they say, who would have thought that we will be Mix Matching Ankara Fabric…

Few years back, if anyone was wearing a mix and match Ankara styles, we would have thought the person is running mad or just crazy, fast-forward to 2017, Ankara mix-match is now the main thing in Ankara Aso ebi fashion. However, it takes a creative fashion designer to think of creating a style that we all love today. Many Ankara fashionistas still don’t know how to mix the right colours of the Ankara fabric which will catch the eyes of many. Mixing different Ankara fabric makes sense only when it’s done right.
If you’re struggling to find the perfect colour mixture, we’ve got you covered in this post…We have selected some creative fashionista that have mix their fabric into perfection including some of your favourite Nollywood celebrities who have embraced the trend. You sure to get some inspiration that will catch the eyes of many.

Here are 20 Beautiful Ankara Mix-match to try out

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Home cooking is more fun when you are creative, bread cones comes is one of the ways you can tweak your breakfast idea.

You can easily identify a good cook by their creativity in coming up new recipes or by the way they add their own touch to a traditional recipe which will end up giving a unique taste. You don’t have to be a professional chef or read cookery books before you can create your own unique recipes for your choice meal… Cooking like any other task takes confidence, trial and error and minimal creativity.

Food Enthusiast and blogger Erinma of Foodland Fairy made a new recipe on how to make egg in toast cone on her Instagram page. Not your regular Okra soup or Jollof rice recipe, the egg toast cones is quite easy to achieve. They’re easier to make than you might think, and the perfect flaky way to enjoy scrambled eggs, fruits, pastry cream, tuna or even porridge beans.

Here is how to make bread/toast cones

Step 1: Get your ingredients ready


Soft sliced bread
1 raw egg (beaten)
Mayonnaise
Hard boiled eggs
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Step 2: Cut the crust off the bread


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Step 3: Roll the bread

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Step 4: wrap up the bread in a cone shape

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Step 5: Toast in the bread in the oven

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Step 6: spread some mayo with a butter knife,do it gently so you don’t crush the toast

Read More How to Ripen an Avocado in 10 Minutes
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Step 7: Mash the boiled eggs in a bowl

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Step 8: Fill up the toast cones and serve

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Thats a lovely thing to do...Honouring a religious leader

These Traditional names Are Very Common In Nigeria

Nigeria is an African country with a rich cultural heritage. One of the ways in which our culture comes into play is in the names given to Nigerian kids. Nigerian children are named based on a number of factors: how they were born, their conditions at birth, and situations, the day there were born amongst other factors.

Since we have 3 major ethnic groups in Nigeria, we have decided to look at the traditional names in these ethnic groups together with their English meanings.

Find the popular traditions names in Nigeria below:



Yoruba Names and their meaning

Ige(Adunbi): A child that comes out with leg first during birth
Taiye: First of a twin birth
Kehinde; Second of a twin birth
Aderoju: The crown has succor.
Folashade: Honour bestows crown
Mojisola: Wake up into fortune
Babatunde: Father has come again; The name is usually given when a boy is born just after the lose of a Father of Grandfather
Yetunde/Yawande: Mother has come again; The name is given to a girl given birth to after the lose of a Mother of Grandmother.
Durojaiye: Wait and enjoy life.
Ojuolape: Eyes of wealth is complete
Ebudola: Insults have become wealth or honor.
Jejelaiyegba: Life should be treaded gently.
Magbagbeoluwa: Do not forget God.
Abioye: We have royalty
Feyisetan: Use this as history
Other Popular Yoruba names their meaning

Ifeade; love of the crown
Ifedolapo; love holds wealth together
Ifejobi; love gave birth together
Ifeoluwakusi; the love of God abounds
Ifetayo; love is the worth of joy
Igbagboluwa; belief/faith of God
Ikeolu; the care of God
Ilesanmi; home benefits me
Imoleoluwa; light of God
Inioluwa; property of God
Ipadeola; assembly of wealth
Ipinuoluwa; decision of God
Iremide; my fortune/benefit has arrived
Iretiola; hope/anticipation of wealth
Koledowo; build a house in anticipation of wealth
Kosoko; theres no hoe
Koyinsola; put honey into wealth i.e. experience sweet wealth
Kukoyi; death rejects this (one)
Magbagbeoluwa; do not forget God
Majekodunmi; do not let it hurt (pain) me
Majemuoluwa; convenant of God
Makanjuola; do not be in a hurry to get wealthy
Malomo; don’t go away any more
Matanmi; don’t deceive me
Meraola; I did
Oluwarotimi; God is with me
Olusaanu; God wrought mercy
Olusanmi; God benefits me
Olusanya; God compensates for my suffering
Olusayo; God makes joy
Olusegun; God is victorious
Oluwasemilore; God has done me a favor
Oluwaseteminirere; God has done things for my good
Oluwaseun; thanks be to God
Oluwaseunbabaralaiyemi; God has done extremely great things for me
Oluwaseunayo; God has done something joyous
Oluseye; God makes dignity
Oluwaseyi; God has done this
Olusoga; God is the master
Olusoji; God has arisen


Hausa Names and their meaning

Auta: Last born.
Dana: Dark in complexion.
Hassana: Female version of Hassan
Jatau: Fair in complexion (you can hardly see a fair complexion Hausa man though)
Kande: A girl born after the birth of many boys.
Yelwa: Born at the time of abundance/ wealth.
Ana Ruwa: Child born during rainy season.
Tanko: A boy born after the birth of many girls.
Rayowa: life
Tambara: Girl at ease
Yabani: God gave me
Zauna: To be alive
Gambo: Child born before twins
Hummai: Dauthet of Friday
Ladi: Daughter of Sunday


Igbo Names and their meaning

Chinyere: God is the giver
Chiemaka: God has done well
Adaora: Daughter of all
Adankwo: Born on the fourthday
Chukwuma: God knows
Adaoma: Good lady
Adamma: Daughter of beauty
Chiedera: What God has written
Oyinye: Heavens gift
Ogechi: God’s time is the best
Onyekachi: Who is greater than God?
Chinonso: God is near
Chiebuka: God is great
Nkechi: God’s own
Chioma: Goodluck or Good God


Other Popular Igbo names and their meaning

Ifeade; love of the crown
Ifedolapo; love holds wealth together
Ifejobi; love gave birth together
Ifeoluwakusi; the love of God abounds
Ifetayo; love is the worth of joy
Igbagboluwa; belief/faith of God
Ikeolu; the care of God
Ilesanmi; home benefits me
Imoleoluwa; light of God
Inioluwa; property of God
Ipadeola; assembly of wealth
Ipinuoluwa; decision of God
Iremide; my fortune/benefit has arrived
Iretiola; hope/anticipation of wealth: God knows
Chimalu: God knows
Chimamanda: My God will never fail
Chimaram: God knows me
Chimaraoke: God knows my share/portion
Chimebe: God should continue to act.
Chimezie: My God do it for me
Chimzurum: My God is sufficient/enough for me
Chinanu: God hears
Chinasa: God answers
Chinasa: God answers
Chinedu: God guides,**
Chinekwu: God speaks
Chinelo: God thinks
Chinemelum: God does for me
Chinenye (Female): God gives
Chukwunenye(Male): God gives
Chineyere: God gives
Chinoyelum: God be with me
Chinweike: God owns strength
Chinyelum: God gave me
Chioma: Good God
Chimalu: God knows
Chimamanda: My God will never fail
Chimaram: God knows me
Chimaraoke: God knows my share/portion
Chimebe: God should continue to act.
Chimezie: My God do it for me
Chimzurum: My God is sufficient/enough for me
Chinanu: God hears
Chinas: God answers
Chinedu: God guides,
Chinekwu: God speaks
Chinelo: God thinks
Chinemelum: God does for me
Chinenye (Female): God gives
Chukwunenye: (Male) God gives
Chineyere: God gives
Chinoyelu: God be with me
Chinwe: God has; God owns
Chinweike: God owns strength
Chinyelum: God gave me
Chioma: Good God

Source: http://beautifulng.com/45-popular-traditional-names-in-yoruba-hausa-and-igbo-with-their-english-meaning/