mayklef:
if she like she should be making free shoes, i don't care....d place of a woman is a kitchen not where National decision are made

mayklef:
if she like she should be making free shoes, i don't care....d place of a woman is a kitchen not where National decision are made

obami007:
All that make up while making shoe?

It’s alright o

All for show

mayklef:
if she like she should be making free shoes, i don't care....d place of a woman is a kitchen not where National decision are made

bibelo:
I just want to know who is bank rolling her candidacy

cococandy:




You folks never get tired of your backwards, shameless sexism

willyjacs:
how does having makeup affect shoemaking? Na face them dey take make shoes?
Lady make up inside her own shop,wetin be the offence ?

seenga:
stop that thinking. the girl might be the one pushing herself..

ITbomb:
If I were a woman, I would feel so naked dressing up to show the curve of my womanliness

As a man, I would find it difficult to take you serious

manuel4real:
how much for Chelsea away jersey

Cmanforall:

GEJ had no shoes... and you are a shoe maker.

By the way, there's nothing wrong with being a shoemaker. It's quite lucrative, especially if you have a selling brand. I believe with her modelling career, she can be able to reach out influential personalities and get them as customers.

ITbomb:
If I were a woman, I would feel so naked dressing up to show the curve of my womanliness

As a man, I would find it difficult to take you serious

curve of my womanliness

joelala:
She's a woman, she was designed to have curves not stand straight like letter i......don't impose you bigotry religious standards on other....if you birth a female child or have a wife, sew agbada for them and cover them up because you don't want their natural body shape to be revealed.

AlexReports:
Ex Beauty Queen, Shoemaker Sandra Bassey Joins Race For Ward Councilorship Election In Akwa ibom

As the forthcoming Local Government Elections for Councillors across the 368Wards from 31 local government Areas in Akwa Ibom State draws close, Nigeria Ex Beauty Queen, Shoemaker and Enterpreneur, Queen Sandra Bassey joins the race, as Candidate of the People Democratic Party, for Abak Urban Ward2, as campaign commences in October.

According to reports and findings garnered by StatePress during a voxpop conducted in Abak Urban Ward2, we noticed that the visionary intensions of Queen Sandra Bassey was premised on growth, human capacity development and inclusiveness for the people of Abak Urban Ward2 in Akwa Ibom state.

Queen Sandra Bassey, who is passionate about humanity and how best development and improvements can be achieved in such areas believes that collective efforts and collaboration is key to the successful advancement of any community or state. She has assured the people of Abak Urban Ward2, that if she is elected as Councillor, her campaign promises of growth, human capacity development and inclusiveness, will be the core priority of her Administration.

She has however continued to receive support from several individuals, Institutions, groups and associations, who have notified her of their endless support to ensure that she emerge elected at the October 31 2020 Local Government elections in Akwa Ibom state. On of the few personalities who assured her of continued support for her political career, was Mr. Alex Nwankwo, who is also Queen Bassey's Manager also reiterated his unequivocal support for vision.

Queen Sandra Bassey, the Candidate of People Democratic, is not just a politician with notable leadership qualities, but also a Humanitarian, who has touched so many lives through her pet projects, empowerment initiatives and community-based project which are targeted at the widows and the less-privileged children, not only in Akwa Ibom but across the entire Niger Delta region. She was Most Beautiful Model In Nigeria International in 2015 and also former Miss Niger Delta Pageant.

Chii59:

Actually the backwardness of his mindset and that of juvenile nairaland males has been configured to believe that a woman can only reach the top through "bottom power".

seenga:
not just nairaland. even on twitter and many other platforms. the majority of women in the society have with their actions and inactions make people to believe they really cant get to the top without considerable use of their bottom power. just a negligible percentage of women do it on their own... my point is not jumping into conclusions, she might just be one of them.

SmartProf:
Her big god back stage has decided to compensate her. This kind of shoemaker may have impressed a big god in fixing his strong shoes in za oza room and this maybe the reward.

nomenclature:
You will vote for her based on emotions not track record ,this isnthe bane of african politics