LOOKING GOOD IS GOOD BUSINESS – Nwamaka (a.k a. AMAKA MOMENTREPRENEUR) CEO OF TWINS COUTURE. Femi Ojo






Mrs Nwamaka Ekepecham, CEO Twins Couture
Talk about a woman who wears many hats in her life and you have to talk about Nwamaka Ekepecham, (aka Amaka Momentrepreneur) the CEO of Twins Couture.  She is a lawyer by educational training, a mother, wife, a fashionista/fashion entrepreneur and the Chief Executive Officer of Twins Couture, the home of gorgeous fabrics in both Nigeria and the United Kingdom. She is one woman that lives fashion, eats fashion and breathes fashion!
 How her good dress sense seals her first job… read below

One of Twins Couture' clients rocking this fantastic fabric.
Nwamaka’s  journey to the world of entrepreneurship was not one that was borne out of any professional training but one that was fueled by her passion for fabrics and today she has built a thriving business from that passion. The CEO of Twins Couture is a woman who loves to step out looking good and dapper no matter how cheap the outfit is. Indeed, her first ever job as a lawyer was gotten on the account of her good dress sense. A firm believer in the maxim that says “looking good is good business”.
 
Quality fabric like these are available at Twins Couture
U wanna look gorgeous? Twins Couture has the answer


Talking about her fabric supply business, Nwamaka, went down memory’s lane, she said “I have always been a trader since my primary school days and I started selling fabrics during my university days. I supply gorgeous fabrics to ladies”.  Twins Couture is unique for its supply of classy but affordable fabrics to all category of persons. The couture currently boasts of high end fabrics that are pocket friendly. She added “fabrics at our couture are pretty much affordable and we represent all purses that is why anyone looking for unique and quality fabrics always make sure we are the preferred couture to patronize globally.  We are your one stop supplier of Aso-ebi. For your laces, gele and Kaftans”
Another woman rocking Twins Couture gorgeous fabrics

 
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Moreover, on how she was able to build Twins Couture to a unique brand that it is today in the fashion industry, she joyfully said “I am an advocate of testing the waters with one finger. I have always turned around my business from nothing. I have never done any business with any loan or set of fund. I think the largest amount has been £250 and that particular business earned me so much as well as took me to the highest level of that company I did the business with”. Nwamaka never hides her Nigerian and Ibo roots in the United Kingdom, anytime and any day you can always see her display her Nigerian attire. She is one Nigerian lady that is incomplete without displaying her proud Nigerian attire!
This is it, nice fabrics like this one are available for sale
Aso -Ebi fabrics like this one are available for you at Twins Couture


The CEO of Twins Couture says her success story will be seeing her clients wear the couture’s fabrics proudly, looking dapper and always happy for the value they get from consulting her. Nwamaka wakes up every day with the thought of taking Twins Couture brand to be a brand everyone will always long to associate with. Though she said her entrepreneurial journey has not been a smooth ride all the way. “Definitely there will always be challenges, but I always find a way out of it. My life has always been navigated by God and He helps me through it. Right now we are facing the high exchange rate issue which is making business a bit slow. However, God has been faithful” she said.

Ladies rocking Twins Couture' aso-ebi fabrics

Concluding she has an advice for young entrepreneurs, “I always tell everyone to start small, make your mistakes, learn and grow from it. Always follow your passion. Don’t start any business because you think someone else is making it. Don’t wait for when your entire village contributes for you before you can start something. God asked Moses what was in his hand. Look around you and you will find that staff that will part your Red Sea and bring you to the place of honour. Be consistent even if it’s not working out fine and you have a passion for it, keep on!  Be enlightened and read up on how to improve yourself. Try to add your own twist and flavor to your business. And for ladies be that proverb 31 woman. Without total dependence on God, we can’t have good success” she advised.
when it comes to looking good for that occassion, count on Twins Couture to supply you that perfect fabrics
Twins couture' fabrics on point here


Please patronize Twins Couture via:
+4477571757,
2winscouture@gmail.com 
Facebook page: www.facebook.com/ twinscouture? refid=12
2winscouture on instagram
 
This fabric is up for grab

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