Nyachua Thol Yiek Biar

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My lashes are literally coming out and I'm still at work..😂😂 Anyway, here's a step-by-step guide to starting a hair braiding business in Minnesota:

"Step 1: Register Your Business

-Choose a business name and register it with the Minnesota Secretary of State's office.
-File for a Certificate of Assumed Name (DBA) if you're using a fictitious name.

Step 2: Obtain Licenses and Permits

- No license is required to braid hair in Minnesota, but you may need a sales tax permit if you're selling products.
- Check with your local government for any local licenses or permits required.

Step 3: Get Insured

- Consider liability insurance to protect your business in case of accidents or injuries.

Step 4: Develop a Business Plan

- Define your services, target market, and pricing.
- Create a marketing strategy and financial plan.

Step 5: Find a Location

- Choose a location that's easily accessible and meets local zoning regulations.
- Consider renting a chair in an existing salon or starting a mobile braiding business.

Step 6: Build Your Client Base

- Network with potential clients and other braiders.
- Offer discounts or promotions to build your client base.

Step 7: Follow Health and Safety Guidelines

- Follow proper sanitation and hygiene procedures.
- Use disposable needles and follow proper infection control procedures."

Remember to always check for updates and changes in regulations and laws. Good luck with your hair braiding business!

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Ci Tëk Bec ~_~ KIM JJ ( Official Video ) *Get Ready for the Highly Anticipated Music Video: "Tough Life"*The wait is almost over! The music video for the powerful and emotive song "Tough Life" is dr...

Happy Father's Day to the most kind-hearted and caring dad I know! You bring so much love and joy to our family, and I'm grateful to share this journey with you. Thank you for being an amazing role model.

"What are Uterine Fibroids?
Uterine fibroids are noncancerous growths that develop in the uterus. They can range in size, number, and location, and are also known as leiomyomas or myomas.

Prevalence by Race:
Fibroids are more common among African American women, with a reported prevalence of:

- 80-90% by age 50
- 70% by age 35-39
- 60% by age 25-29

In comparison, the prevalence among White women is:

- 70% by age 50
- 40% by age 35-39
- 30% by age 25-29

Age:
Fibroids are more likely to develop as women age, especially during the reproductive years (20-50).

Symptoms:
Common symptoms include:

- Heavy or prolonged menstrual bleeding
- Pelvic pain or discomfort
- Frequent urination
- Constipation
- Infertility or miscarriage"

If you have any questions or concerns about uterine fibroids, feel free to reach out. Thank you😀🙏🙏

They're known for their bravery and strength when it comes to defending themselves. To anyone who thinks they can take them on, be warned: come prepared, or don't come at all.

Congratulations to my brother Khon Kueth Mar and his beautiful wife on their marriage! Wishing you a lifetime of love, happiness, and togetherness.

I'm honored to be included in the list of Top 10 Influential Nuer Women alongside these incredible individuals! However, I believe there are many more women who deserve recognition for their hard work, advocacy, innovative ideas.

I suggest top 100 next time🙏🙏

Tragedy in Makot

It's with a heavy heart that I share the devastating news that the Ethiopian National Defence Force (Makelekia) has been engaging in a prolonged conflict with innocent Nuer civilians in Makot.

This ongoing violence has resulted in unimaginable suffering and loss of life.The fact that their own government is perpetrating violence against its own citizens is a tragedy that weighs deeply on my soul.

The senseless killing of innocent people must be condemned in the strongest possible terms. We demand an immediate end to this brutality and justice for the victims and their families.

The Ethiopian government's atrocities against the Nuer people

Moreover, the Ethiopian government must acknowledge the suffering they have inflicted upon the Nuer people living in the Ethiopia-South Sudan border region.

The construction of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam has caused devastating water damage, rendering the land unsuitable for farming.

The dam's contaminated water has also led to the death of livestock and widespread sickness among the people.

Furthermore, the Awero Dam (also known as the Abobo Dam) has blocked the natural flow of fish, depriving the Nuer people of a vital source of food and livelihood.

The government's inaction and lack of support for the affected communities are appalling.

The Ethiopian government's actions against the Nuer are unacceptable and must be addressed immediately. The violence in Makot and the suffering caused by the dams are clear violations of human rights and dignity.

Unforgettable moments

Congratulations on completing your thesis, Nephew. I am beyond proud of your achievement and the incredible hard work that went into it. You are intelligent, strong, and resilient, just like Nyekier.They would be beaming with pride if they were here to see you reach this milestone. Though they may not be physically present, I know they are watching over you from above, as well as your father. May they rest in peace.

Remember, this is just the beginning of your academic journey. I encourage you to keep pushing forward, pursuing your passions, and reaching for even greater heights. Your family is cheering you on every step of the way.

Once again, congratulations on your achievement! I love you and can't wait to see what the future holds for you.💖💖💖🙏🙏

Best regards, Nyachua

Huge congratulations to the three South Sudanese queens who are making us proud in the Women's NBA! Your achievements are a beacon of hope and inspiration to our community. We've faced many challenges, but your success shows that with determination and perseverance, we can overcome anything. Keep shining and making us proud!❤👏👌🙏

I went to The Mall of America today and purchased a dress thinking that I would go to a party in Mankato, Minnesota, but I forgot that my baby doesn't take bottle milk. What a waste of my money!

I wish we could switch overnight gatherings to daytime ones, because then I could have a babysitter watch my little one while I attend the party. It would be so much easier!

Image Credit
Source: John Luoth's Facebook Profile

I want to share a story about my uncle, John Luoth, who did something truly remarkable.

John traveled to Africa with his wife and children, embarking on a new adventure.

Not only did John marry a second wife, but he also took his first wife and children with him, showing incredible inclusivity and respect.

By doing so, John's children will learn about our culture and the tradition of polygamy, which is a valuable part of our heritage. They will understand that having multiple wives is a normal and accepted practice in our communities

I wish more South Sudanese men would follow John's lead, prioritizing unity, love, and cultural education in their personal lives.

John Luoth, you're an inspiration! Your approach to life is a shining example of what it means to be a responsible and loving husband, father, and member of the community.❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

Social media is full of kind people. I was told I resemble Murle.😂😂

Majiek and his father👌👌

Congratulations to us😅👌👌👌

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