Made In Nigeria

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Moses is a Nigerian who makes classy bags,slippers,shoes and jewelries..The good thing is he sources for this materials locally, can you believe that? Below are some of works..





Many times i see some of our girls carrying some  bags and you hear them say (do you know how much i bought it?) when you ask, and they reply i bought it #15,000. Me: AHHH, #15,000 for a Hermes bag? My friend that bag is as fake as you are.More pic after the cut


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Rather than carrying a fake bag, wearing a fake shoe or jewelry. Why not buy our locally made in Nigeria stuff and be proud of it..One thing about this our home made items are good quality, they last long long and you do not have to fake yourself...Please my ladies, buy our own items and i promise you will never regret...you can reach Moses on 07036716133..he lives on the mainland and can deliver to you anywhere in the world...

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