Storyscape With Oluwasegun

If you’re like me, bread is more than just food it’s comfort, a quick meal, and sometimes, the highlight of the day. But not every loaf hits the spot. That’s why I was genuinely surprised when I first tasted Jendol Bread. It wasn’t just bread; it was an experience. Since then, it has become a staple in my home, and here’s why I think you should give it a try too. 1. Rich, Buttery Flavor The first thing you notice about Jendol bread is the taste. It’s not bland or overly sweet; it has this perfect buttery flavor that makes every bite satisfying. Whether I eat it plain or with a spread, the taste always stands out. 2. Soft and Fluffy Texture I’m a sucker for soft bread, and Jendol nails it. It’s light, fluffy, and tears apart beautifully. Toast it, make a sandwich, or just grab a slice it’s always a treat. 3. Different Flavors for Different Moods One thing I love about Jendol is the variety. Some days, I go for the butter-filled loaf. Other times, the sardine bread or coconut bread feels...

Understanding customer behavior is a crucial skill in sales. Not every customer who walks into a store or inquires about a product is ready to buy. However, there are telltale signs that reveal when a potential buyer is serious. Knowing these signs can help you focus your efforts, close deals faster, and improve customer satisfaction. Here’s how to identify a customer who truly wants to buy: 1. Clear and Specific Inquiries A customer who asks detailed questions about a product or service is often a strong prospect. They inquire about features, pricing, availability, and delivery timelines. For example, someone asking, “Does this shirt come in other colors and sizes?” is more likely to buy than someone casually saying, “It looks nice.” Tip : Respond with clarity and enthusiasm. The more confident your answers, the closer they move toward making a decision. 2. Repeated Engagement When a customer keeps coming back—whether it's to the store, website, or even through follow-up messages—...

Selling to a customer  is an experience on its own. From the moment they walk in, you can almost predict the conversation. Take for example customers in Lagos "How much is this?" followed by the classic "Ah, they’re selling it cheaper down the road." In a bustling city where everyone wants the best value for their money, knowing how to sell without sounding pushy is a skill every seller needs. It’s not just about the product it’s about how you present it. Here’s how to make sure your customer leaves satisfied and you close the sale successfully: 1. Know Your Product Inside Out The first rule of selling is confidence, and confidence comes from knowledge. Understand your product’s features, benefits, and even potential drawbacks. This way, you can answer any question without hesitation. 2. Understand the Customer's Needs Every customer has a reason for showing interest in a product. Ask open-ended questions to find out what problem they’re trying to solve. When yo...

Setting up a clothing store goes beyond filling up racks with clothes. A well-organized store enhances customer experience, improves sales, and strengthens brand identity. Here’s a practical guide to arranging a new clothing store effectively. 1. Plan Your Store Layout and Theme Before anything else, define the layout that best suits your store size and customer traffic. Common layouts include: Grid Layout – Ideal for maximizing space, often used in supermarkets and thrift stores. Loop/Racetrack Layout – Encourages customers to follow a set path, increasing product exposure. Free-Flow Layout – Allows creative placement and an open feel, common in boutique stores. Your theme should reflect your brand identity. Whether you’re going for minimalist, urban, luxury, or bohemian, the store’s colors, furniture, and décor should align with your target audience. 2. Create a Strong First Impression at the Entrance Your storefront and entrance set the tone for customer engagement. Use an attrac...

The responsibility of raising children has always been a topic of discussion, shaped by cultural values, religious beliefs, and modern-day realities. While parenting is ideally a shared duty between both parents, society often influences how responsibilities are divided. This article explores the dynamics of parenting roles in Nigeria and sheds light on how these roles can be balanced for the benefit of the children. Traditional Parenting Roles in Nigeria In many Nigerian households, traditional customs dictate that the father is the primary provider, while the mother takes on the caregiver role. Fathers are expected to work hard to ensure the financial stability of the home, while mothers focus on nurturing and managing the home front. For example, a father might ensure that school fees, clothing, and food are provided, but the mother often becomes the cornerstone of daily interactions, offering emotional support, teaching values, and maintaining discipline. This division of labor was...

While oral sex, including licking the female genital area, can be pleasurable for some, there are potential negative effects—both physical and psychological—that individuals should consider. Here is a detailed look at these negative aspects: 1. Health Risks a. Transmission of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) Oral sex can expose both partners to STIs, which can affect the genital or oral regions. Some notable risks include: Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV): Oral herpes (cold sores) can be transmitted to the genital area or vice versa during oral sex. Human Papillomavirus (HPV): Certain strains of HPV can be transmitted through oral-genital contact and may lead to oral, throat, or cervical cancers over time. Gonorrhea and Chlamydia: These infections can affect the throat if transmitted through oral sex. Syphilis: Syphilis sores can appear in the mouth, increasing the risk of transmission. HIV: While less common, HIV can be transmitted if there are open sores, bleeding gums, or cuts in th...