35 Awesome Christmas Presents For Nigerian Mother, Mother-In law. Ideas on Christmas presents for African Mother and Mother In-lawThis Christmas, we present awesome christmas presents for a Nigerian mother, mother-inlaw.
Please remember the woman that gave birth to you, your wife, and your husband or your children’s grandmas, your mothers-In-Law.
I gave the title mother in law, but, these are Christmas gifts fit for even our own mums too, even fit for oga madam sef. From this extensive list, we can pick for our mothers, pick for mom in laws and friends.
Make someone smile this Christmas and beyond. Create fun memories with these gifts:
African prints: Vlisco Hollandais wax, High Target ankara wax material, Ghana Wax material, English wax, Lace material, or any cloth material good for sewing wrapper and blouse are among the best Christmas presents any African woman would love.
35 Awesome Christmas Presents For A Nigerian Mother, And Nigerian Mother-In-law
2. Lace material :
3:Jewelry, gold jewellery, silver jewellery, bronze jewelry or costume jewellery. These could be earrings or necklaces.
4: A wrist watch, can get husband and wife wristwatches for Mr and Mrs. 5: Handbag 6. A phone 7.
Dinner set
8. Blender
9. Microwave
10. Cookware set
11. Cutlery set can be given as Christmas present too.
12. Kitchen knives set
13. A kitchen items hamper
14. Bed Sheet and pillowcases
15. George wrapper
16. Low heeled Slippers sandal or with a fashionable bag.
17. Beach towel
18. Toiletries bag with nice cream and medicated antiseptic soap
19. Underpants, bra and petticoat, not g’string and not strapless bra
20. Sleep wears; Night gown and pajamas
21. Blanket
22. Night Lamp
23. A new box, whether empty or full, no problem. She’ll need to fold and store her clothes in there.
24. Cooking stove
25. 20 to 50 litres kerosene if she doesn’t use gas.
26. New buckets or Basins, nor plastic basins oh.
27. Pack of toothpaste and toothbrushes are a good Christmas present idea.
28. Drinking glasses or mugs; Plates and cutlery or cooking pots, blender Etc.
29.Pack of detergents and bar soaps for washing, packs of morning fresh or other dishwasher detergents can be included, packs of Ariel detergent, Omo, So Klin and so on.
30. A Bag of rice or half bag or even 1/4 bag depending on what you can afford.
31. Vegetable oil.
32. Half a carton of canned tomatoes
33. A Complete set of beverages (Nigerian Tea) including milk, Milo, Bournvita or Ovaltine, Sugar or honey, Margarine and sardines. Custard powder.
34. Small Television with Antenna or decoder that won’t need monthly subscription just incase you can’t afford the subscriptions.
35. Some nice pocket friendly wigs if she is the fashion loving type.
Thanks for making her Christmas a special one.
These are lovely Christmas presents for African, Nigerian mothers and mother in law. Christmas presents don’t have to be expensive. Buy presents according to your budget and the gesture alone will go a long way.
If you can afford to buy expensive gifts this once a year at Christmas, for a loved one, why not. A brand new car can be presented as a Christmas present if you can afford it.
Big Christmas presents like a new apartment can also be presented to make an awesome Christmas for that woman who suffered to raise you and hubby.
Don’t forget to change the sofa in her living room if you can afford it. Give her a memorable Christmas in a beautiful well furnished living room and clean seats if you can afford that too.
Congratulations on giving that African woman a wonderful Christmas she’ll never forget.
@ Grace, why na? You actually made me rethink number 27. I hope no mother in law feels insulted by toothpaste gift o. Giving you toothpaste doesn't mean that you have bad breath abeg oh.
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Very true!! I would kiss anyone who bought me an item from this list….
lovely list, truly lets remember our parents this season
Great list but No.27 is dangerous o, cos it can be misinterpreted especially by a mother in law.
@ Grace, why na? You actually made me rethink number 27. I hope no mother in law feels insulted by toothpaste gift o. Giving you toothpaste doesn't mean that you have bad breath abeg oh.
You are welcome dear.
@Calabar gal. This is for mums and mother in-laws na. You kuku buy for them.
Thanks sis.