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How This Nigerian Lady Makes Wigs, Bags, shoes, (Hairs) From Plantain and banana stems

Chidera Nwafor

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How this Nigerian lady makes hairs with plantain and banana stems | From Waste To Wealth.
In this episode we uncover the inspiring story of Tare Robinson a nigerian entrepreneur who turns waste into wealth producing wigs, bags, shoes etc from plantain and banana stems, items that are often considered as waste she has found a way to cut out a nitch from there for herself.
Her story is share to inspire people that something big can come out from anything no matter how small and she urge all nigerians in nigeria and nigerians in the diaspora to join her on this journey

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20 Comments

@Chideranwaforfilms Creator 1 year ago (edited) Pinned

Thanks for watching let’s take this video to 30k likes

To contact Mrs Tare Robinson 👇
+234 803 787 6560

@Aisha-l8g 1 year ago

We always appreciate Chinese people for their skills . Let's congratulate African ❤❤❤❤ congratulations mom ❤❤❤❤❤

@sammynatal6471 1 year ago

I pray that black people support her as much as they support Chinese beauty industry.

@nully64 1 year ago

I'm a black Jamaican woman (we have different races in Jamaica contrary to popular belief) and I'm telling you that THIS MAKES SENSE! I would absolutely buy this and I know for sure that other women would buy this too!
If you can find a way to mass market this you will have a HIT PRODUCT!

@nelosoloved 1 year ago

Can this woman be heavily funded or invested into? This here is gold because women will never stop using braids.

@InoKun-lu5ef 1 year ago

This is a game changer for Nigeria and Africa. The wigs/externtion hair industry is worth billions. If Africa can capture this market using plantains fiber, it will create well paid jobs, and improve the lives of our people. Congratulations for this organic innovation. 🖤

@Aquilafaith2 1 year ago

Why is this not trending?
Can she get sponsors or people to fund her❤❤
Love from South Africa 🇿🇦

@EphyAvenue 1 year ago

We should fund her so she can scale her manufacturing . She is here to help black women, those existing synthetic hair packs are made of hormonal imbalancing chemicals. A war on all of us. She's one of our allies! A Hero.

@energylady9409 1 year ago

I'm a black American women and I absolutely love this lady and her her products. I will pray that your business is a success! This is a billion dollar industry. And yes, I support you.

@sugansweet2645 1 year ago

She needs to start a gofundme a lot of people will definitely fund her company and help her company skyrocket to where it should be!

@thestarinhereyes2 1 year ago

PLEASE GET HER TO PATENT AND REGISTER THIS IMMEDIATELY please!!!! 🙏

@ZZZ-i6i7o 1 year ago (edited)

I Love her .She even experimented to avoid chemicals whilst dying and softening the fibres. And succeeded. And she even is planning to pay farmers for their waste product. What a futuristic, nurturing mindset!!!
Also no imported machines is amaaaazing. Made in Nigeria.

@TLXX7575 11 months ago

"SAY IT LOUD!!! "I'M BLACK AND I'M PROUD"

@oluomalocs4964 1 year ago

Please apply for Tony Elumelu grant. You're the perfect candidate. You're not only following a zero waste model, you're also creating jobs for young women. You make me proud to be a Nigerian.

@roxannesiwele 1 year ago

I cannot wait to support this brand 🎉!! Well done mama. Lots of love from the south 🇿🇦

@PisceanEmpath 1 year ago (edited)

I think this is a brilliant innovation. Certain hair products and most of us know who are notorious for irritating the scalp, that causes itching, allergic reactions, and discomfort, whether you wash it before use or not. If this plantain-based hair can eliminate those issues, then she's not just onto something good, she's onto something revolutionary.

@Danicakosy 1 year ago

She is really doing well 👏 may God prosper the works of her hands 🙏

@digicurve1845 1 year ago

Go Nigeria go. This is a game changer in the Black People hair Industry. The Nigerian Government must make this a 'heritage project". Thus Industry must be forever Nigerian. Forever African. You make me proud.