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This is yet another referral program where you earn  200 Naira  per user you refer to the app. Yes! The name of the app is  Kuda . Remember how we enjoyed  Chipper Cash   referral program? Kuda is quite similar to Chipper Cash, as they are in the same niche and offer almost the same service. To earn in Kuda, the process is really different. In this post, I will quickly explain what Kuda is, how to earn on Kuda via referral plus other important informations you need to take note of. What Is Kuda? Kuda is a free mobile banking app for Nigerians. It gives you a spending account, a debit card accepted worldwide and the option of saving every time you spend. How To Sign Up On Kuda > It's very simple. All you have to do is  download Kuda app here . > Sign up with your phone number and email and verify both > Ignore the BVN option > Take a selfie of yourself and proceed > After you have successfully signed up, you ...

Ladies and Babes Learn How to tie simple Gèlè here One

A gele ("gay-lay") is a head wrap worn by women of western Nigeria as part of their traditional "Buba" attire. There are lots of ways to tie a gele, but the most common way involves pleating. While it is easier to tie a gele on someone else, it is possible to tie it yourself.


Method One of Two:
Tying a Gele on Someone Else

1
Place the scarf across the client's forehead.Make sure that the scarf is off-centered, with the right side being longer than the left. The long, folded edge should be against her forehead.[




2
Get your fingers into position. Place both of your thumbs on the bottom edge of the fabric, right above your client's eyebrows. Place your forefingers under the fabric, right against her skin.


 Use your forefingers and thumb to pleat the fabric. Hook your forefingers while bringing them towards your thumbs. Meanwhile, pin the folded fabric down against the rest of the fabric, creating a pleat. Smooth the pleat down and create four more behind it.



 Extend the pleats down the right side of the fabric. Have your client reach up and hold the pleats against the left side of her head. Use your thumb and forefinger to create more pleat, making sure that they connect with the ones that you already made.
  • Keep the fabric nice and taut here.

5
Wrap the fabric towards the back and cross the ends. Take bring both end of the fabric towards the back of the client's head. Take the end that you jut finished pleating (the longer one), and cross it over the other (shorter) end


 6
Pull the pleated end over the top of her head and refold the pleats. Take the long, pleated end of the fabric and drape it over the client's head. Work your way from the right ear down towards the left. Keep the pleats tight and the fabric above them loose.
  • Have your client hold the short, left end out of the way.



7
Tie both ends of the fabric behind the client's head. Manipulate the fabric in such as way that the edges facing the floor are tight, and the edge facing the ceiling are loose.



 8
Shape and pleat the fabric on the top of her head. By now, you will have lots of loose fabric on the top of your client's head. Using your fingers, pleat the fabric from top-to-bottom, center-outward. Think of it as creating a halo or crown.
  • Leave a layer of fabric covering the top and back of the client's head.



9
Tuck or fold the fabric at the back. At this point, you will have lots of loose fabric at the back of your client's head. You can fold this fabric upward a few times into a nice, neat band, or you can tuck it into the knot.


STAY ON FOR THE SECOND METHOD 

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