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We have seen Prince Tim Ebuka in several movies and we have seen how he plays his character so well. We admire his talent and ability to interprete his roles making viewers and his fans love him more. You don't know Tim Ebuka, then you need to really be up to date because he is no longer upcoming but a super star you should watch out for. He has also been nominated ijnthe BON awards.  We tried to reach out to him and we were able to talk to him and he granted us audience for his interview.  Read below the interview we had with him. This would further make you know him more: Good afternoon Prince Tim 1. Please Introduce yourself  My name is Tim Ebuka, a Nollywood actor. 2. Date of birth My date of birth. Errm... That is 17th April,  1984. 3. State Imo State. Am from Imo State. 4. Awards and Achievements Well,  I've got a couple of awards but those were in my university days. Though I have one nomination at the moment; Bon Awards, 2017; would ...

To read on how to cut a skirt to further understand the Illustrations below, click here: HOW TO CUT A SKIRT. Now follow the illustrations below: As usual Miggies, if you try cutting your skirt using my pattern above, share to migliorestitches@gmail.com or whatsapp to +2347057948223 Xoxo Muah.

Note by Evelyn Umeh TO SEW A SKIRT. First step is to take the waist, hips and length measurement. The length should be from the waist to either below or above your knee. Depending on how long or how short you want it. Get your fabric, tape rule, chalk, ruler and scissors ready. Get at least 1 and half or 2 yards fabric. Fold the fabric into 4 Use your hips measurement divided by 4 to fold your fabric. Leave 2 inches for zip allowance. 2 inches for seam allowance 1 inch for hemming. Measure your waist from the right side of the fabric. Your waist divided by 4 + 2 inches seam allowance + 1 inch for dart. To get your hips, measure 9 inches (standard) from the waist. Divide your hips by 4 and add 2 inches seam allowance. Take the skirt length from the waist down to your desired length CLICK TO SEE PICTORIAL ILLUSTRATION ON HOW TO CUT A STRAIGHT SKIRT PATTERN BY ME https://migliorestitches.blogspot.com/2017/11/ms-tutorial-illustration-on-how-to-cut.html?m=1

When I saw this doppelganger of Actress Rita Dominic @ritaUdominic, I was like, what a resemblance! Same smile, same forehead, same face structure, same composure, and you know what again, same voice,  same tone but different skin tone. She's a Kenyan. See her pictures below: I bet you agree with me the lady, apart from her skin color looks so much like actress Rita Dominic. I recorded the video of her so you can also listen to her voice. Such same voice as Rita's. Watch here: SIMILAR POST.  GUESS WHO LOOK JUST LIKE ACTRESS FUNKE AKINDELE

Thanking the federal government in collaboration with NCFR in bringing back out youths from Libya. Libyans must STOP this barbaric act on human. It doesn't end bringing the youths back. What are the things we need to do using our various means and platforms? I'll suggest: • use your platforms to create awareness for youths to stop embarking on a risky adventures to leave the shores of Nigeria in search of greener pastures. • we are not to blame the young men and women with their children who leave Nigeria to cross over to Europe in search for better living. This is what poverty and hunger and a search for survival can cause. • in any way we can, let's show any form of support: technical or financial support, to empower the immigrants that have been brought back home. They are starting from the scratch, we need to show support. • millions of Nigerians don't have access to social media or TV which makes a lot of them ignorant about what is going on and  ...

MAN INHUMANITY TO MAN. Modern day African slavery in Libya. By Evelyn Umeh So many youths, so many are still ignorant about illegal immigration to Europe leading them to slavery. So many have been deceived. Don't blame them. This is what hunger and poverty in the land have caused. No one wants to gamble with his or her life. It's really a sad situation in Libya and this isn't the first, yet the youths keep falling prey, deception, risks. We need to use our various platforms to create more awareness so that every Nigerian will be aware of Libya and that the illegal immigration through seas and desert aren't the best options for survival. So many people have lost their loved ones in the process. Where have we gone wrong in this society? We are been deceived with the word "we are the leaders of tomorrow". The rich gets richer, the poor poorer. I cried seeing the torture by human to human. L'inhumanité de l'homme. The government ...