Kogi Central: Why You Should Vote For vote Me | Natasha Akpoti
For Smart Entrepreneurial Ecosystem
Do you know that the only black skincare products sold in magnificent Harrods London today is Epara?
In America, it’s sold in exclusive Barneys.
Epara is a luxurious skincare line owned by Ozohu Adoh and manufactured in London using products easily found locally in Ebiraland.
And guess what?
It’s an Ebira’s grandma’s secret recipe
Moisturizing face cream is sold for $145 = ₦50, 400
While hydrating serum is $252 = ₦90,720.
What made Epara, an ancient Ebira skincare recipe used for hundreds of years yet greatly unappreciated by our current generation attract such a market in the white man’s world?
It has to do with the responsiveness of the SME ecosystem. It’s simply how an idea, no matter how ancient or new, can plug into a framework where policies, research, financing, certification, branding and marketing work in harmony to transform that small idea into a trademarked internationally acceptable product.
Are you asking how I, Natasha H Akpoti know this much?
Don’t forget I am one of the very few certified Social Entrepreneurs in Nigeria. Oh yes! I am trained to identify opportunities and reform the economies of marginalized communities.
Lucky us... WE GOT EACH OTHER 🥰
By the way Epara means “body cream” in my language
And we can’t wait to show the world more of our unexplored products and services thereby creating jobs and generating revenue for our grassroots industries
Ogori Magongo, my eye is in you too our beloved indigenes.
It’s 4 days to Election Day .
Don’t forget to vote intelligent leaders to fix our future.
You have one in ...
Natasha Akpoti
Senatorial Candidate
Kogi Central District
SDP
Do you know that the only black skincare products sold in magnificent Harrods London today is Epara?
In America, it’s sold in exclusive Barneys.
Epara is a luxurious skincare line owned by Ozohu Adoh and manufactured in London using products easily found locally in Ebiraland.
And guess what?
It’s an Ebira’s grandma’s secret recipe
Moisturizing face cream is sold for $145 = ₦50, 400
While hydrating serum is $252 = ₦90,720.
What made Epara, an ancient Ebira skincare recipe used for hundreds of years yet greatly unappreciated by our current generation attract such a market in the white man’s world?
It has to do with the responsiveness of the SME ecosystem. It’s simply how an idea, no matter how ancient or new, can plug into a framework where policies, research, financing, certification, branding and marketing work in harmony to transform that small idea into a trademarked internationally acceptable product.
Are you asking how I, Natasha H Akpoti know this much?
Don’t forget I am one of the very few certified Social Entrepreneurs in Nigeria. Oh yes! I am trained to identify opportunities and reform the economies of marginalized communities.
Lucky us... WE GOT EACH OTHER 🥰
By the way Epara means “body cream” in my language
And we can’t wait to show the world more of our unexplored products and services thereby creating jobs and generating revenue for our grassroots industries
Ogori Magongo, my eye is in you too our beloved indigenes.
It’s 4 days to Election Day .
Don’t forget to vote intelligent leaders to fix our future.
You have one in ...
Natasha Akpoti
Senatorial Candidate
Kogi Central District
SDP
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