From homeless to Girls' Home: She now has an online clothing business and a stall at Geylang Ramadan bazaar
Meeting this lively and friendly entrepreneur at the Geylang Ramadan bazaar, one would never have guessed her difficult past involving homelessness, unemployment and a stint at the Singapore Girls' Home when she was only 14.
But such was life for Nina Zazali growing up, and now at 36 years old with a thriving business selling modest wear, Hari Raya outfits and children's clothing, it feels like things are looking up.
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kktk 20/04/2023
and at the end of the day need to do all we can and make sure we have what it takes or not to make the best of the situation that we are faced with for now too as we move towards a normal way of life in the midst of this
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