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Let me tell you something about this dress.
A customer brought the plain materials for me to sew full kaftan for him, base on his size the number of yards to reach him will be 3½ yards but unfortunately he brought 2½ yards so i needed to improvise.
I suggested that i can got a vintage material give him a nice style, he agreed so i got to the market search for colors that will match the plain material he brought. So fortunate enough i got this .
When he came to collect it he couldn't believe his eyes.
He appreciated my creativity and promise to bring more.
So in a nutshell are u having a remains of a materials that u sew, bring it to Etyluxury stiches #341 Nwaniba road, Uyo we will deliver a nice outfit for you.

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Avoiding social media addiction requires a combination of self-awareness, discipline, and strategies to manage your online behaviors
Here are some tips to help you.

Set Boundaries
1. *Limit screen time*: Set a daily time limit for social media use (e.g., 30 minutes).
2. *Schedule social media use*: Designate specific times for social media use (e.g., during breaks or after work).
3. *Take breaks*: Regularly take breaks from social media (e.g., a day or two each week).

Monitor Your Behavior
1. *Track your screen time*: Use built-in features or apps (e.g., Freedom, Moment) to monitor your screen time.
2. *Identify triggers*: Recognize situations or emotions that lead you to mindlessly scroll through social media.
3. *Be aware of your emotions*: Pay attention to how social media use affects your mood and self-esteem.

Optimize Your Social Media Experience
1. *Unfollow or mute*: Remove or limit your exposure to accounts that make you feel bad or trigger excessive scrolling.
2. *Use website blockers*: Tools like Cold Turkey or SelfControl can block social media sites during certain periods.
3. *Customize your feed*: Prioritize content from accounts that inspire, educate, or entertain you.

Focus on Real-Life Connections
1. *Spend time with friends and family*: Nurture relationships with people who support and care about you.
2. *Engage in hobbies*: Pursue activities that bring you joy and fulfillment.
3. *Practice self-care*: Regularly take care of your physical, emotional, and mental well-being.

Seek Help When Needed
1. *Recognize addiction signs*: Be aware of symptoms like excessive screen time, neglecting responsibilities, or feeling anxious when unable to access social media.
2. *Consult a professional*: If you're struggling with social media addiction, consider seeking help from a mental health profession.

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Surviving in Nigeria can be challenging, but here are 10 practical tips to help you navigate everyday life:

1. *Stay Informed*: Stay up-to-date with local news, events, and weather forecasts to plan your daily activities.

2. *Be Security Conscious*: Be aware of your surroundings, keep valuables secure, and avoid traveling alone at night.

3. *Manage Your Finances*: Budget wisely, prioritize needs over wants, and consider alternative income sources.

4. *Develop Multiple Skills*: Acquire skills that are in demand, such as coding, writing, or design, to increase your earning potential.

5. *Build a Support Network*: Surround yourself with positive, supportive people who can offer guidance and encouragement.

6. *Stay Healthy*: Prioritize your physical and mental health by eating well, exercising regularly, and seeking medical attention when needed.

7. *Be Adaptable*: Learn to adapt to changing circumstances, such as power outages or traffic congestion.

8. *Respect Local Customs*: Understand and respect Nigerian culture, traditions, and values to avoid unintended offense.

9. *Stay Patient and Persistent*: Develop a resilient mindset to cope with challenges and setbacks.

10. *Seek Opportunities*: Look for opportunities to learn, grow, and contribute to your community.

Additional Tips:

- Learn basic Nigerian languages, such as Hausa, Yoruba, or Igbo.
- Understand the local transportation system and plan your routes accordingly.
- Keep emergency contacts and important documents handy.

By following these tips, you'll be better equipped to navigate the challenges and opportunities that come with living in Nigeria.

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