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Chioma

Enough with the hating I know these two girls. First of all the good hair space is a mall with other shops they rent out (1 source of income ) secondly good hairs cheapest hair cost 380k not 100k. The range is from 380- 700k a piece. They have good hair in lagos and london. The london branch sells more . Price range £600- £1500 a piece. Clients include a lot of billionaire wives and First Ladies. Who can order £10k at a time. Avreage weekly sales in the uk alone is over £25,000. (Second source of income). They are also co/owners of brass and copper which makes 2million naira a day (food and alcohol )- (730 million a year) Christmas and holidays 5-10 naira million a day . (Third source of income). Fourthly they do a lot of public speaking and attend events such as Forbes Africa , and master classes like the one they did recently in Paris - that master class alone earned them £10k.(fourth source of income) . They also charge on social media to promote other brands , advertising (fifth source of income) . Numbers don’t lie. While people can hate these girls have built a mini empire .

March 31, 2019 at 12:56 PM

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W e live in the era of social media – a world of instant gratification. We forget that it takes time to achieve success. It took 16 years to be where I am. It takes patience, perseverance, praying, focus, dedication and love. It takes being true and being patient enough to complete what it is that you’ve started. I always say it takes about four to five years to be successful because it’s true. I think the young generation needs to realise that, and go back and appreciate hard work – starting from the bottom and climbing up the ladder to get to where you want to be.

 

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