Didn't get a chance to attend the first ever Garden and Flower Show in
Nigeria? It held at the Banquet Hall of Oriental Hotel Lagos and had
flower lovers and enthusiasts in attendance. Exhibitors had flowers and
potted plants for sale and ornaments to match. It was a lovely laid
back, fun and classy evening hosted by WJSeries and the Garden and
Flower Club of Nigeria.
See more photos from the event after the cut...
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| Veteran Horticulturist Aunty Beryl Ediale and Dele Balogun |
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| Delores Odogwu, Oghogho Asemota and Sharon Momoh |
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| Mrs Fadake Adepetun, Mr Shola Adepetun Vice President, The Garden and
Flower Club of Nigeria, Mrs Amanda Balogun Secretary The Garden and
Flower Club of Nigeria and Mrs Winihin Ayuli-Jemide |
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| Oghogho Asemota, Catherine Bickersteth and Winihin Jemide |
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| Mrs. Beatrice Agama, Amanda Balogun and other guests |
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DeleteOh well......
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Lovely
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ReplyDeleteGood to know you lot got horticulturists down there too,I'm a huge sucker for flowers. Why the fuck do people keep telling me Nigeria is backwards? The only backwardness I noticed during my 2month stay in Abuja were the women with protruding back sides,every other backwardness I was fully prepared for(electricity,traffic,etc). Can't wait to get back there,Bless!
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DeleteI love flowers......... really nice first ever!
ReplyDeleteHey linlin. Please can you get me contacts from the flower show? I missed the event as I was out of Lagos. I reaLly wish to link up with one or two plant sellers. Thanks linlin. E mail me contacts please. Pheobe822001@yahoo.com. Thanks Lin. Enjoy yah trip but don't let those goons hijack you oooo...
ReplyDeletenice one @ shepherd how does a protruding back sides insinuate backwardness.take it easy my dear cos you r nt the only one abroad.many folks abroad hv same.am proud of my pple all d way.write watever later u know wat .i no send u.
ReplyDeleteI love this!
ReplyDeleteAm a huge fan of flowers. It would be nice to learn some horticulture. Maybe like a crash course for two weeks or something.
ReplyDeleteSo luvly, I love love flowers.
ReplyDeleteNice but indoors? Maybe next year will be outside in the sun. Good show though.
ReplyDeleteNaija copy copy, Chelsea flower show. Why can't we create our own idea
ReplyDeleteI love flowers so much. So beautiful. I wish I was there. I hope they are affordable. What we need in Naija are nurseries where you plant beautifyul tropical plants and sell them to stores like the walmart equivalent so that Jane and John Does can purchase. You will be amazed how flowers can transform a neighborhood that looks battered.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful and lovely too
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful and lovely too
ReplyDeleteOwo so so lovely man I love dis graden if freash alive.
ReplyDelete@anon 2:36. U hv a very bad mouth..y can't u appreciate smfin. Wch one hv u invented let alone copying. Didn't u see its d first n our country. Idiot!!! God help sm ppl on ds blog. Mtcheeeeew!!!
ReplyDeleteAm a huge fan of flowers can't wait to hv my own house wia I cn plant wateva I want....landlords of nowadays dnt allow such in Nigeria.especially d troublesome ones like mine.lol
ReplyDeleteI'm proud of NIJA.....
ReplyDeleteNice one coming from Nigeria....I rep naija
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