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Lagos, Nigeria — / PRBlast / — Bald men in Nigeria have suffered in silence for years (silently trying to grow back their hair with drugs and creams that never seem to live up to their promise) with their only solution being a trip out of the country to undergo expensive and risky hair transplant procedures. Mademen grooming provides a cost-effective solution for thinning hairline and hair loss in men. The company is one of the pioneers of nonsurgical hair replacement for bald men. They came into business in October 2021 and have since made giant strides in this industry. From the production and supply of hair replacement units, to the installation and maintenance of the units, Mademen provides a comprehensive solution to hair loss.

Mademen was conceived by the C.E.O Idowu Bamido after she suffered hair loss some years back and was bombarded with different female hair loss solutions. It was at that moment that it occurred to her that men do not have the same privilege and the idea for Mademen was born. Mademen hair units provide men with instant results, are easily maintained, and pose no health complications.

We caught up with the C.E.O who explained the installation process to us in detail. The technique employed involves the gluing of natural and synthetic hair pieces to the scalp. After this is done, the hair is then clipped and barbed into submission, and faded into the remaining natural hair. The installation of this non-surgical procedure takes between 90 minutes to two hours and can be worn for 3-8 weeks after installation. The weave can also be cut, trimmed, and shaped by the barber during installation to suit the client’s features.

“The response to our product has been overwhelming,” she says. “It has changed lives—not just the lives of the men whose confidence it builds up, but the lives of the barbers that we partnered with for the installation process”.

“We’re not just selling hair units, we’re changing lives.”

Company Name : Mademen Grooming Services
Location: Lagos, Nigeria
Phone no :. +2348063903255
Email :. info@mademennaija.com
Website : www.mademennaija.com

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Nigeria — / PRBlast / — Expo 2020 Dubai – The Nigerian Arabian Gulf Chamber of Commerce (NAGCC) hosted the last instalment of the Nigerian Trade & Investment Forum as part of the ongoing and soon to be concluded Expo 2020 Dubai.

The event featured senior government ministers from the ministries of Power, Water resources and the Federal Capital Territory, showcasing unique investment opportunities to the global audience. The Hon. Minister of Water Resources H.E ENGR. Suleiman Adamu presented the attractive investment opportunities in the water sector, H.E Muhammad Musa Bello, Hon. Minister Federal Capital Territory (FCT) delivered a compelling and comprehensive presentation unveiling powerful opportunities in the FCT, and the ministerial segment was rounded up with a presentation by H.E Goddy Jedy Agba Hon Minister of State for Power.

The panel discussions focused on Renewable Energy and African Continental Free Trade Area (ACFTA) opportunities featuring senior directors from the Ministry of Water Resources, Power and the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission alongside many other experts.

The Expo 2020 Dubai has over 190 countries participating and driven by a vision to “Connect Minds, and Create the Future” with a mission to offer a global platform for “cross-pollination” between different cultures from around the world. The expo as of February last month had recorded over 13.5 million unique visitors. It combines innovation, technology, art and culture to offer a superior experience with different countries showcasing their very best ideas to the world.

It will be recalled that the NAGCC in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade & Investment, and the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission hosted its first and hugely successful Nigerian Trade & Investment Forum as part of the Expo on the 4th of December 2021 with a Presidential Dinner on the 3rd. His Excellency, Muhammadu Buhari GCFR, President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria was the special guest of honour at that event, and in his speech he wooed investors informing them that Nigeria remains the viable and most attractive investment destination in Africa.

Chairman of the organizing committee of the NAGCC Mahmood Ahmadu in his final remarks spoke of his excitement at the success of the event, he further added how elated and encouraged he is by the growing confidence that investors and businesses from the UAE and the Gulf region are entrusting to the NAGCC as the primary gateway into the huge Nigerian market.

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Company Name: The British Herald
Contact Person: Dan Sulevan
Email: DanSulevanPR@gmail.com
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Ilorin, Kwara, April, 2020 -- For a year that promised to be better than previous years, 2020 is turning to be a year built on false hopes, beliefs and promises. In a twinkle of an eye the country and even the world at large is running at a loss due to the invasion of the coronavirus (Covid-19). Not only has the virus killed so many people, it has also led to a compulsory lockdown of countries in order to suppress its spread; Nigeria being one of the affected countries.

While the virus doesn’t respect anyone irrespective of age, race or colour, the WHO and the NCDC have released several audio and video messages in order to teach people how to maintain social distancing and how to keep themselves safe in a situation where social distancing is unavoidable.

While these messages have proved to curb the spread, it’s no doubt that people in rural areas with little or no access to modern media and direct sources of information stand the risk of being exposed to the virus.

To fix the gap, Global Afrique Welfare Foundation; a foundation sworn to provide relief to the underprivileged members of the society, reached out to rural areas to sensitize members on COVID-19, its risk factors and preventive measures.

Amongst others, the foundation laid emphasis on social distancing, frequent washing of hands, frequent use of hand sanitizers, and use of face masks. The representatives also encouraged members to cough into their elbows rather than their hands.

Following the words of AbhijitNaskar, ‘The world is going through a period of crisis, but whether we look at it as a crisis or as an opportunity to reshape our thinking depends on us. So use this period as a lesson on how to live life with a concern for all of humankind,’we have decided to contribute to the survival and sustenance of people who know less and have less all through the COVID-19 pandemic.

Since the spread of the virus in Nigeria, the foundation has been able to reach out to over 150 households in 12 different communities. Some of the communities include; Bada, Abelu, Agara, Apa-Ola, and Kawu. At the end of the outreach, the foundation shared relief materials like liquid soaps, Dettol solid soaps and hand sanitizers

GlobalAfrique Welfare Foundation believes that everyone should be involved in the fight against the deadly virus and to this end; the foundation has begun to work on reaching out to every rural community in Kwara State. The foundation aims to reach out to 60 rural communities during the pandemic.

In subsequent outreaches, the foundation aims to provide edibles for people finding it difficult to feed their families during this hard time.

Alhaji Mahmud Abdul Akeem, the chairman of the foundation said and quoted as ‘Neighbourhoods are wailing in fear and desperation. If now we don’t lend a hand, what’s the point of us!’

Media Contacts:
Global Afrique Welfare Foundation
No 2, Flat 1, Ikeja street off Oyo street by Moshood Abiola road, Area 2, Garki Abuja.
+234 805 0605 500
info@globalafrique.org
https://globalafrique.org/