BEAUTIFUL? DO YOU REALLY KNOW WHAT IT MEANS TO BE BEAUTIFUL?




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How To Make Your OWN Perfume

(A few simple steps on how to go about Making Your Own Perfume)

Chapter 1 – Introduction

Why is it that women love perfume as much as men love cars?  There are some researchers who believe that a woman’s reason for loving perfume is because of the pheromones their bodies produce. Often, certain scents or perfumes trigger the increase of how much pheromone a woman’s body will produce. 

While a perfume will help in increasing the production of a woman’s pheromone levels, they are also liked by women because of the attention they get from a member of the opposite sex or even from another woman.

In studies carried out, nearly 80% of all women will make a perfume purchase at least once each year. 

Many women will tell you that the reason they purchase a particular perfume for themselves is that it makes them smell great and they seem to feel better about themselves. It also makes them feel a little bit more feminine.

Not only does smelling great make a woman feel good about herself, but it will make her feel attractive also. 

In this book, we will be looking at ways of how to make your own perfume so that you can produce a scent which is particular to you, and unlike any of those that you can buy either in store or over the internet.

Mohammed "Mo" Dewji, Youngest Member On Africa Richest List Launches Beverage Line - "

Mohammed ‘MO’ Dewji, the youngest member on the Forbes’ Africa richest list, is on track to becoming Africa’s richest man by 2023. And by all accounts he is well on his way; with a net worth of USD $500 million, a diversified conglomerate with an annual turnover of approximately USD $1.3 billion and a recent announcement that A-One Products and Bottlers Ltd, a subsidiary of his company, MeTL Group has introduced a line of carbonated soft drinks in a variety of different flavors backed by a financial infusion of over USD $48 million. The investment includes development of state of the art manufacturing facilities with three world-class production lines which have a production capacity of 36 million crates per annum.

Mohammed ‘MO’ Dewji, CEO, MeTL Group

Speaking over the phone, Dewji explained that the launch of the new beverage line, which will include carbonated and non-carbonated soft drinks in over twenty varieties under the premium umbrella brand called “MO” was “a natural extension of growth” and of what his company, A-One “already produces for the market.” A-One Products and Bottlers Ltd began its operations in 1997, producing and distributing its successful brands of water;Masafi  (which means clean in Swahili), Maisha (which means life in Swahili),Just Chill which combined have 35% of the Tanzanian market share and Pride, the popular juice beverage line which has 45% market share. Even though Coca Cola and Pepsi have significant market share in Tanzania in the carbonated beverages sector and therefore are the biggest competitors, Dewji explained that his company MeTL’s biggest strength is distribution.

 

The new beverage line includes several unique flavors; Cola, Orange, Mango, Lemon and Malt. Additionally the initial launch will include energy drink “MO” Bomba which will compete with Red Bull and a new innovative drink“MO” Sheeba Shake. Dewji explained that “MO” Sheeba Shake is a “carbohydrate and protein-rich product” and because it is a “cereal-based beverage suitable for children and adults, it could also be used as a meal substitute.”

A-One began its operations in 1997 initially producing PET (polyethylene terephthalate) preforms and bottles and filling beverages. By 2001, the company expanded its activities to produce buckets and lids as well as HDPE [high-density polyethylene] jerry cans.  In 2007, A-One introduced a cup and sheet making division to cater to the requirements of the local Tanzanian population. Seventeen years later, A-One employs more than 1,100 people and has a fleet of over 100 vehicles that provide door-to-door service to their customers.

The new “Mo Cola”

Dewji explained that the beverages subsidiary contributes 2% of the total group revenue.

He is the FACE of the day.

His story is certainly a motivation to other young minds out there.

FG Calls Off Deal To Swap Abducted Girls With Boko Haram Detained Suspects

The Federal government has called off a deal with Boko Haram to return some of the kidnapped schoolgirls in exchange for the release of group members in custody, the BBC reports

The BBC also reports that an intermediary met Boko Haram leaders earlier this month and visited the location in north-east Nigeria where the girls were being held.

A deal was almost reached to set some of the girls free in exchange for the release of 100 Boko Haram members being held in detention.

But the government cancelled the planned agreement shortly before the swap was due to take place.

The reasons for the withdrawal are unclear.

It came just after Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan attended a meeting in Paris hosted by President Francois Hollande of France where leaders said they had agreed a “global and regional action plan” against Boko Haram.

President Hollande of France, who hosted the summit, said regional powers had pledged to share intelligence and co-ordinate action against the group.

The Paris summit brought together Presidents Francois Hollande, Goodluck Jonathan, and their counterparts from Benin, Cameroon, Niger and Chad.

Afterwards, Mr Hollande said participants had agreed on a “global and regional action plan”.

He said this involved “co-ordinating intelligence, sharing information… border surveillance, a military presence notably around Lake Chad and the capacity to intervene in case of danger”.

Cameroon’s President Paul Biya said: “We are here to declare war on Boko Haram”. Idriss Deby of Chad said it would be “total war”.

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