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Computers / Re: Inverter Users : Lets Have Your Experience by TrisVik(f): 10:06am On Oct 14, 2020
Good day all,

I just came across this topic. I need advise on which of these inverters are best for home use. It's to power not only the indoor lights but outdoor ones as well, 2 laptops, 2 fans, 2 TVs. At least one of each appliances plugged at once with 2 bulbs on.

Luminous 1.5KVA/24V Zelio

Luminous 1.5KVA/24V EcoVolt

Prag 1.5KVA / 24V


What's the difference between the 2 Luminous models?


And just in case, any other suggestions?

Thanks.
Fashion / Re: Akela Crochet Luxury-Baby photo costumes, Ball gowns, Baby outfits & Accessories by TrisVik(f): 5:00pm On Jun 09, 2020
Good evening lady. That looks lovely. Neat work. By the way, got some interesting info for u. Check your Whatsapp.
Regards.

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Fashion / Re: My Crochet Fantasy by TrisVik(f): 3:37pm On Jun 06, 2020
Fashion / Re: My Crochet Fantasy by TrisVik(f): 12:56pm On Jun 06, 2020
Ynnk:


Ok. @Tatacherie lives in Benin. Contact her. She should be able to help.

Again, thanks a lot. I'll do that.

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Fashion / Re: My Crochet Fantasy by TrisVik(f): 12:56pm On Jun 06, 2020
Ynnk:


It is mainly cluster stitch.


Cluster stich :YO, insert hook in
next ST, YO and pull up a loop, YO and
draw through 2 loops on hook, YO, insert
hook in same stitch, YO and pull up a loop,
YO and draw through 2 loops on hook,
YO and draw through all 3 loops on hook.


Thanks ma'am. And a great weekend to you and yours.

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Career / Re: Steps To Choose A Perfect Craft To Sell by TrisVik(f): 9:24am On Jun 04, 2020
[Just stumbled across this article. Proving very informative.

quote author=needmyservice post=47996439]In this post we are going to nail down every single point of debate in order to decide what is the best craft for you to make and sell. We’ll tackle it in seven steps. Here goes.
1) Take measure of your skill and talent

This is the starting point ready. What are your strengths and skills. If you are proficient at knitting you obviously will not make a woodworking craft. The thing to consider is whether you’re current skills are up to the mark. You can easily do this by being unbiased or getting an unbiased opinion from friends and family whose opinion you can trust. Also look at what’s available in the market and compare it to your work.

The thing is that when you are in business, you need to constantly evolve and develop. You will get better with practice that’s for sure. But in case you need to get better before you start selling, there are a few ways you can do this.

Practice new techniques.
Join a short-term course/night program.
Download an e-course.
Join an online remote teaching course.
Become an apprentice to an experienced crafts person.

What we are trying to say is that you need to ensure that your skills are in line with the craft business you decide to start.

“Many people tend to get influenced by what they think will make the most money. The truth is that we firmly believe that you can make money with almost any craft.”

What is really important is that you stay inspired and interested in the work that you do. That is crucial to your long-term growth and profit making ability.
2) Match the demand

It is a great joy realizing that you just can’t make enough. People love it and can’t stop buying it. You should study your craft and how it meets the consumer demand. We also advise getting as exclusive as you can with your customer. That’s where the real money and the profit is. Keep reading, we will explain how you can go premium with your craft.
3) Can you do the ‘branding’

We believe in a mantra. You can sell and make money with almost any craft. And by taking the right steps you can make even more money. The key is branding.

Two businesses can be doing the same thing, except that one can be a roaring success while the other one fails to lift off the ground. The product is the same but the sales are drastically different. Branding involves doing a few key things. These things make your business and your craft :

More appealing.
More trustworthy.
More popular.
Of more value.
Deserving of a higher selling price.

You can do all of the above things to virtually any craft by following correct branding methods. So do not get too hung up and decide intelligently what craft you want to make and sell.
4) Find the ‘all elusive’ niche!

Let’s not scare you though. We say that because it sounds cool end not because a niche is elusive. Many people confuse a niche with doing something completely different. They are wrong. Working in a niche is doing something different alright but only just enough in order to stand out and get attention or be better in someway.

Sometimes it’s not doing anything different at all except narrowing down on a speciality. For example, your craft business can be about only knitting hand gloves. All kinds, colors, shapes , sizes and fabrics. That becomes your niche.

People soon learn that if they want to buy gloves, there’s no better place to go than your craft store. They know that you’ve probably got them covered with what they need, you’ve got a great variety and since you are a glove making expert, quality is likely to be stellar.

With this kind of specialization comes a distinct novelty and the ability to charge a higher price for your craft. Before you know it, your product begins to enjoy all the privileges of the premium craft. We will get into making premium crafts next.
5) Go premium

Going premium is essentially about two fundamental things. making less and charging more. What that roughly translates into is less work and more money. But in order to get to the less work stage, you first have to work towards it.

Now, creating a premium craft is similar to creating a niche. You need to create a craft that is so exclusive and different that people can only get it from you.

If not actually create an exclusive craft, you have to create the exclusivity around it. You have to make your craft something coveted and to be desired for. There are many things that people do to make their product exclusive.

You can do it by making a limited edition item. People pay more to get something that they believe is going to be not available in the near future. You can actually create something that no one else is, or very few are.
Once again you can use exclusive branding to make your craft something special. Usually with the assurance of superb quality and guarantees.
Define a niche for yourself that is exclusive. Dig deeper to find a niche within a niche. These micro niches will help you to go premium and charge more for the craft you make. Consider the example of hand gloves we mentioned. Going premium is really the only way to make big money and crafting.

As long as you try and compete at a lower level, they will always be someone who will try and beat you at your prices. You have to create an exclusivity and the brand image around your work so that the people are willing to pay more to buy from you just the same. That’s the only way to earn the right income for your efforts.
6) Get online

In today’s day and age you cannot afford to ignore the online market. People are shopping heavily for crafts online. Thousands of crafts get sold on Etsy every day. And then there is eBay. So whatever you’re craft is, consider making items that you can sell online. They have to be items that are not too bulky, heavy or perishable in a short time.

For example, you can still ship preserves as they will probably not get spoilt during the transit journey. Therefore, when starting out, try to choose a craft that is ideal for selling online and shipping to remote locations as well.
7) Selling without the craft of his own

Open a craft store in a physical location or online. But instead of selling the crafts you make, start outsourcing them from various crafters. Just as we suggested selling on consignment in our post seven places to find a craft job, turn the tables around. Have other crafters provide you their creations to sell on a consignment basis. Many of them will be happy to do so.

A person I know it does exactly this and very successfully. She has a couple of beautiful craft stores where she puts up beautiful crafts from all over the country. Big items and small. Including , bags, paintings, jewelry, party items, crockery, furniture, vintage items, you name it, she has it.

The thing that she does right is that she manages her inventory and supply very well. She always has fresh and new crafts for display and sale every couple of weeks. This is a great idea if you want to work with a lot of crafts, have your own craft store and really don’t have a craft of your own to sell.

Let us now talk about a few very popular categories of crafts that you can consider making your own for your craft business.

Sewing and knitting

If you are into the craft of sewing and knitting the following products do rather well in the market: clothes and accessories for children. And babies. Custom dresses. Bags of all kinds. Mobile and tablet cases and covers. Custom wedding dresses.

Quilting

Well made quilts really demand a good price these days. Specially the homemade custom ones. So if you are a quitter you can make some high profit crafts. Other similar crafts include embroidery and crochet work. Handmade embroidery is rare and is becoming rarer. People who like embroidered things are ready to pay top dollar for it.

Woodworking

If you are into woodworking your choices are endless. Some of the popular what jobs include toys, small furniture, picture frames etc.

It is downright impossible to list all the popular products. But there are other ways of getting a fairly good idea about what’s selling. We love to suggest that you explore it jumia, konga and yudala. You will be able to tell by things like ratings, reviews, feedbacks, comments and repins, which crafts are the popular ones.

In fact if you do intend to sell on jumia,olx and konga, we highly recommend that you do, getting on there and exploring the marketplace should be an important part of your research. It will give you a great idea about the popular setting trends in the field of art and craft.

Well, that’s it for this post. If you apply the above points you will be in a pretty great position to choose the best craft to sell. All the best and do write your comments below if you have questions or anything to add. Thank you for reading. We wish you all the best.
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Fashion / Re: My Crochet Fantasy by TrisVik(f): 4:20pm On Jun 02, 2020
Fashion / Re: My Crochet Fantasy by TrisVik(f): 4:18pm On Jun 02, 2020
Ynnk:
@TrisVik, check here https://m./176035499438099/?ref=group_header&view=group

You will find a lot of help.


Thanks for your response. But aunty, I'm not on Facebook oh. Haven't really bothered with it. Any other advice on where to get yarn? I really need to finish my WIP! Thanks again
Fashion / Re: My Crochet Fantasy by TrisVik(f): 1:28am On May 30, 2020
Good morning people!

I'm seeing a lot of crocheters and really beautiful projects here on Nairaland.

I'm a budding crocheter.

WIP stuck. I can't seem to find any yarn store in Benin City. I have searched the internet and asked questions but yielded nothing so far.

Does anyone know where I can find crochet yarn over here? Whether foreign or Yeye Extra 100g? Or are there any other good ones available?

Please someone, help a sister out.

Thanks.

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Autos / Re: Please Advice : Planning To Buy A Toyota RAV4 by TrisVik(f): 6:33pm On Jun 15, 2019
safari0412:





I sent a text with the WhatsApp number to your number.
Autos / Re: Extremely Clean Toyota RAV4 2007 Model For Grabs by TrisVik(f): 5:59pm On Jun 15, 2019
Thanks for the call back. Just that the price is outside my budget.
Literature / Re: A Throw Back To My Few Achievements As An Undergraduate In Unizik (2013 - 2018) by TrisVik(f): 4:27pm On Jun 15, 2019
IzunnaOkafor:
Written By Izunna Okafor


■ In December 2013, I released my second novel (The Curse of A Widow)

■ Towards the Guage of 2014, I Published my third Novel (The Faithful Children)

● That same year, Anglican Diocese of Awka approved my second and third novels to be sold in the mission secondary schools across the entire diocese.

● I started attending writers conference/workshops and building myself in writing.

● In 2015, I released my fourth novel and my first Igbo novel (Ajọ Enyi)

● In June 2015, my fourth novel (Ajọ Enyi) won the Pita Nwana Prize For Igbo Literature, making me the first and only person to have won that prize till date.

● The same June 2015, my third novel (The Faithful Children) received Outstanding Recognition in the Ezenwa Ohaeto Prize For Young Nigerian Novelists.

● That same 2015, I received my first official appointment as the Coordinator of the Society of Young Nigerian Writers (Anambra Chapter) as well as the National Auditor of the SYNW

● That year, I was also made the ambassador of Read Across Nigeria, as well as the Coordinator of the RAN in Anambra State.

● That 2015, I was nominated for the Nigerian Writers Award as Indigenous Writer of The Year

● That year, I was also nominated as the NWA/Young Writer of the Year 2015.

● In February 2016, with my fourth novel (Ajọ Enyi), I won the Nigerian Writers Award as the Indigenous Writer of the Year. The event took place at the Terra Kulture Hotel, Lagos. Hausa, Yoruba and other people who write in various indigenous languages in Nigeria were on the list, but mine won them all. And since then, no Nigerian has won that prize till date.

http://nwaward.com/2016/03/12/2015-nwa-winners/

● That year, I was equally shortlisted as the Young Writer of The Year 2016

● On May 2016, Nigerian Voice (www.thenigerianvoice.com) published my first article (titled: Our Governments Have Failed Us)

https://m.thenigerianvoice.com/news/217978/our-governments-have-failed-us.html

This was later published by over 20 websites and online media.

● That year, I went fully into advocating and promoting Igbo Language and Culture (Igbo Language and Cultural Activism)

● That year, I also published my second article online (titled: Say No To Igbo Extinction) which was then published by more than 40 media houses, including Daily Trust, and the popular Pengician (www.pengician.com) which is the African No. 1 online portal.

● That year, I published my first poem (Our Pen).

● That year, I eventually ended up publishing more eight articles.

● That year, as the National body approved, I organized my first state-wide program in Anambra State, which took place at the Anambra State Central Library, Awka, in honour of Dr. Wale Okediran (a famous Nigerian Writer). This was proudly covered by the Anambra Broadcasting Service (ABS). Thanks to Mr. Eze Onwuji (musicman) and the Ag. Director of the Anambra State Central E-Library.

● From the academic page, that year, 2015, I was honoured with an Award of Excellence by the National Association of Public Administration Students (Unizik), for my Outstanding Academic Excellence.

● That year, I also completed my Diploma programme in Unizik, and acquired my OND in Public Administration.

● That same year, I won the SLAM Youths Hero International Award 2016 as the Innovative Youth of the Year, beating my closest Ethiopia rivalry.

● That year, I received Merit Award from The Society of Young Nigerian Writers (2016).

● That year, I was nominated for the Starlett Award as the Best Creative Writer of The Year 2016

● That same, I was nominated for the Anambra Exclusive Youths Choice Award (AEYCA) as the Best Youth Writer of The Year 2016. AEYCA is regarded as the highest youths award in Anambra state.

● That year, with the help of my members and executives, I initiated and held one of the greatest writers events in Anambra State in Memory of Late Prof. Chinua Achebe, which drew close to 1000 participants, including writers from Zimbabwe, USA and Mexico. It also took place at the same Anambra State Central E-Library, Awka, and drew top government functionaries. Thanks to Chidiebere Ojiego.

● That same year, I was invited to speak to over 2000 students in a seminar in Awka.

● That year, I also became the Editor-in-Chief of the Chinua Achebe Poetry/Essay Anthology/Magazine.

● That year, I was also nominated for the Future Award Africa, which the highest Youth Award in the entire African Continent. I was nominated for African Prize for Education, and was warmly welcomed to the event place (Eko Hotel, Lagos Island) by former Governor Peter Obi, former minister of Education (Mrs. Oby Ezekwesili) and the current president of Ghana Nana Akufo-Addo, (then president-elect).

● That year, I was also honoured with Certificate of Award from RAN, likewise numerous other certificates of award, participation and achievement which I also received that year.

● That year, I started pursuing my Degree in Unizik, having completed my OND in that same school and been admitted as a direct entry student.

● That year, I was made an Ambassador of the TFA in Nigeria.

● That year, my fourth (Igbo) novel was recognized as the LiteraNation Indigenous Book of The Month of December 2016.

● That year, I was featured in Tadio/TV program called Creative Forum, anchored by the Anambra Broadcasting Service (ABS). Thanks to Mr. Eze Onwuji.

● On 16th December 2016, I wrapped the year up by winning the highly coveted Nigerian Heritage Icon Award as the Best Young Writer of The Year 2016 Federal Republic of Nigeria.

● On 9th June 2017, I won the Inspire Award as the Outstanding Youths in Academics

● On 23rd June of that same year, I was honoured with award by the National Association of Public Administration Students (NAPAS) as the Academic Icon of The Year 2017

● On 30th June that same year, I was honoured with Award of Recognition from the Students Union Government (Nnamdi Azikiwe University)

● By that year, I had been published in over hundred websites across the globe.

● That same year 2017, I won the Outstanding Youth of The Year in Anambra State (by AEYCA 2017).

● That same year, I published my first short story (The African Blood), and also penned the "Educated Illiterate".

● That year, I was employed as a journalist, working with the Anambra Newspaper Printing Corporation, the Publishers of National Light Newspaper (www.nationallightngr.com); Ka Ọ Dị Taa (www.kaoditaa.com) and the National Light Sports Extra.

● That year, as an Igbo Language Activist, I also started writing for the popular online "Igbo Radio" (www.igboradio.com) which has its headquarter in Canada.

● That year, with the help of my excos and members of the Society of Young Nigerian Writers, I also held the same Chinua Achebe writers' programme in a greater momentum. Special thanks to Chidiebere Ojiego, Ezinne Anaekwe, Mr. Eze Onwuji and Sir Chuka Nnabuife.

● That year, I was nominated for the Campus Writer/Jounalist of The Year 2017

● That year, I emerged a strong contender in the Unizik Spelling Bee 2017.

● That same year, I held a one-day seminar for the entire students of my Alma Mata (C.S.S. Ebenator) with one of my former classmates, Comrade Thankgod Akam, who is also the current President of Faculty of Social Science Students Association (FOSSA Unizik).

● That same year, I was shortlisted for the Designed Life Literary Award 2017, for one of my poem "Easter With House Spinster"

● That year, I executed my first official translation contract for a Zimbabwean Writer Rudo Maita to the tune of $170.

● The same year, I was contacted by the Editor-in-Chief of the Nigerian Voice (www.thenigerianvoice.com) to become a columnist. Though, it did not eventually mature due to certain reasons.

● That year, I was unopposedly elected as the Secretary General of the National Association of Public Administration Students (Unizik).

● By the fall of that year 2017, I was also appointed the National Secretary General of the Society of Young Nigerian Writers.

● On 21st February 2018, I was featured live in the ABS Television, along with other world acclaimed Igbo Language Activist, as the world celebrated International Mother Language Day.

● On 16th March 2018, I was honoured with Certificate of Merit from the Applex Art and Creative Crew Africa

● On 23rd June 2018, I received Certificate of Recognition from the ImpactField Global Initiative, for empowering young and promoting quality education.

● On 25th June 2018, I won the Campus Best Writer/Jounalist of The Year

● On 20th July 2018, I was honoured with Award of Excellence by the National Association of Public Administration Students (for my outstanding performance as the Secretary General of NAPAS)

● That July, as a graduating member, I was also Issued with a Certificate of Recognition by Anglican Students Fellowship (Unizik).

● By God's grace, on 13th August 2018, I successfully defended my project and became a graduate of Public Administration, from the Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka.

● I entered as an ordinary Novelist and graduated as an award-winning Novelist, Poet, Essayist, Jounalist, Columnist, Publicist, Translator, Editor, Igbo Language Activist, and a Bureaucrat (an Administrator).

● Currently, I have over 800 articles/news published online, both in Igbo and English Languages, likewise numerous poems

● All to the Glory of God.....

Friends join me appreciate this God.






I firstly want to say I join you in thanking God for your gifts for writing. I pray for continued inspiration in your endeavors.

Secondly, how were you able to get hold of a good book editor? Writing is one thing, getting it accessed by an individual to correct your grammar, sentence structure and the overall readability is a different ball game. Believe me, a great story line can be completely derailed by bad editing.

Kudos.
Autos / Re: Please Advice : Planning To Buy A Toyota RAV4 by TrisVik(f): 4:14pm On Jun 15, 2019
safari0412:


Contact me or chat me up on WhatsApp,I have a 2004 model available...08032762241.


Color, price? Mileage? Is it registered?
Autos / Re: Tokunbo Clean Toyota Rav4 2003 Model For Sale by TrisVik(f): 4:09pm On Jun 15, 2019
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What's the price? And Mileage?
Autos / Re: Please Advice : Planning To Buy A Toyota RAV4 by TrisVik(f): 4:02pm On Jun 15, 2019
promotervickky:
What is your budget


Nothing higher than 1.5
Autos / Re: Please Advice : Planning To Buy A Toyota RAV4 by TrisVik(f): 4:01pm On Jun 15, 2019
safari0412:


Contact me or chat me up on WhatsApp,I have a 2004 model available...08032762241.



Pictures pls... And Mileage.
Autos / Re: ***********toyota RAV4 2007 Model For Sale: Nigerian Used******* by TrisVik(f): 3:31pm On Jun 15, 2019
Mileage?
Autos / Re: Super Clean Registered 2008 Toyota Rav4 by TrisVik(f): 3:19pm On Jun 15, 2019
Is it first body? What's the mileage? Last price?
Autos / Please Advice : Planning To Buy A Toyota RAV4 by TrisVik(f): 3:04pm On Jun 15, 2019
Good day all,


Thanks for all the response so far. I really appreciate it.



MY BUDGET IS N1.5m

I want to buy a Toyota RAV4 model from maybe 2004-2009.

Automatic Transmission.

Preferably one USED LOCALLY here in Nigeria.

The Mileage should be at most 110,000



Can anyone please tell me where I can get a genuine seller with the correct registered documents for the car in Lagos?


PS: USED LOCALLY PLEASE!
Autos / Re: 2003 Toyota Rav4 by TrisVik(f): 2:50pm On Jun 15, 2019
What's the mileage on the car? Is it registered? Pls post a picture of the engine.
Autos / Re: Urgent Sales !!! Clean Used 2006 Toyota RAV4 For 1.3m by TrisVik(f): 2:14pm On Jun 15, 2019
Good day,

Is the Toyota RAV4 still available for sale? If yes, what's the mileage? Is it registered?

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