Talented lady makes beautiful crafts from discarded coconut shells, people praise her
- A young lady has showcased the masterpieces she made from coconut shells and tweeps loved them
- Tweeps were in awe when they saw the pendant, cups, purses, and other items she has created out of the natural material
- There were people who wanted to know how she could send the items to them whenever they decide on buying
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A Nigerian-Beninoise lady with the Twitter handle @sesedey has wowed social media after showcasing the crafts she made from coconut shells.
Listing out some of the things she recycled the discarded shells into, @sesedey shared photos of teacups, bows, bangle, bottles among many others.
She went ahead to say that her products can be used to beautify the home and office spaces. Many people commended her skill to create something out of almost nothing.
One of the photos she shared showed a pack of un-cracked coconuts as they were readied to be upcycled into lovely items.
See her tweet below:
As at the time of writing this report, her tweet has gathered hundreds of comments from people. Below are some of the reactions:
@forewa4 said:
"So beautiful and creative. More sales."
@Aurora_lte said:
"Wow, amazing stuff."
Source: UGC
@tobiloba75 said:
"You will surely break even by grace of God."
@gum_hub said:
"Greatness, nothing but Greatness! Keep it up B!"
@frostedtrucks said:
"Awww these are really cute!"
@Onyeuwa20000 said:
"A Very Big Well Done..."
@bimbexy said:
"Your crafts are very beautiful."
In other news, YEN.com.gh reported on Hikimatu Kediri, a 26-year-old entrepreneur who has imprinted her name in the sands of time as the first female licensed tractor driver in Ghana's three regions up north.
Kediri made history when she became the first female in the three regions in Northern Ghana to drive, operate and maintain a tractor with a license.
As an entrepreneur and farmer, Kediri is the manager of Tibzaa Integrated Farms, located on the outskirts of Tamale.
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