Lady adopts custom eyelashes that complement native outfit

Lady eyelashes outfit twitter

Lady eyelashes outfit twitter

Lady ditches regular eyelashes for custom ones that complement her native outfit A video posted on Twitter on Sunday, June 25 showcased a young lady discarding her usual eyelashes and opting for new ones that perfectly matched her native outfit. In the video, she displayed well-cut clothes and attached a substance resembling gum to the edges.

Lady eyelashes outfit

Lady ditches regular eyelashes for custom ones that complement her native outfit Proceeding further, she carefully glued it to her eyelids. Once the entire process was completed, she confidently flipped both eyes, showcasing the clearly visible new eyelashes on her face. After the video went live, numerous individuals who were captivated by the brilliant display and innovative approach took to the comment section to voice their reactions. The screenshot provided showcases a glimpse of the wide array of responses the video received. People expressed their admiration, fascination, and appreciation for the lady’s unique choice in matching her eyelashes with her native outfit. SEE BELOW FOR SCREENSHOTS:  

WATCH VIDEO: Give it time, this will be a trend.
Lashes that compliment the outfit 🤭 pic.twitter.com/1yKYcX28UN — GIDI (@Gidi_Traffic) June 25, 2023

Lawmaker who was once based in UK adopts motion seeking to ban Nigerians from leaving the country

Reps reject motion seeking to ban Nigerians from leaving the country

Reps reject motion seeking to ban Nigerians from leaving the country

The House of Representatives on Thursday rejected a motion seeking to declare the emigration of young Nigerians abroad, known as “Japa” syndrome as a national emergency. This followed the adoption of a motion by Rep. Philip Agbese(APC-Benue) who was based in the United Kingdom before becoming a lawmaker in Nigeria during plenary. Reps reject motion seeking to ban Nigerians from leaving the countryThe House of Reps Presenting the motion, Agbese said statistics from the Nigerian Economic Summit, showed that a growing number of young Nigerians were relocating abroad. He said the recent reports by African Polling Institute indicated that 69 per cent of young people would opt to relocate if given the chance. He said there was a 40 per cent increase in the number of young Nigerians leaving the nation compared to the number captured in 2019, as the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA) reported.
He said the UN DESA stated that international emigration from Nigeria in 2020 total 1.7 million, which was a substantial increase from 990,000 in 2010. He said the growing statistics of young Nigerians leaving Nigeria and securing permanent residence in the UK, the USA, and Canada portends a grave danger for the country from Economic to intellectual and Social aspects.
When the Speaker of the House, Reps Abbas subjected the motion to a vote, it was unanimously rejected by the lawmakers. NAN