MOSS-schildersbedrijf

22/05/2025

Weer terug in m’n stadsie vlak bij de dom aan het werk met medewerker op een pand van 400 jaar oud met 👨‍🎨

19/05/2025

Inderdaad ik heb mijn bedrijfskleding daar gebracht en het was snel terug en bedrukt en goed en niet duur 👍🏼

Koppers Textieldrukkerij levert snel en vakkundig. Vaak al binnen 24 uur. Of je nu je eigen kleding meeneemt of dat wij de kleding regelen.

09/04/2025

Zo kijk is een gecertificeerd dakkie 👍🏼😂🤣

07/02/2025

I would like to thank Hartage Auctions Europe and also on behalf of the DOUW Group for the opportunity to participate in the recent event at Heritage Auctions Europe in IJsselstein. It was particularly valuable to gain insight into the operation of one of the largest auction houses in the world and to have our objects valued and auctioned.

We have greatly appreciated the informal atmosphere, the refreshments offered and the interesting mix of art and curiosa.

I would like to thank Hartage Auctions Europe and also on behalf of the DOUW Group for the opportunity to participate in the recent event at Heritage Auctions…

05/05/2024

05/05/2024

Tja of je neem een bus/combo om dit soort dingen te voorkomen😅

29/02/2024

Me on the way to my work😎

11/02/2024

Haha

10/01/2024

04/06/2023

Bijzonder deze man💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼

HISTORY: The giant popularly known as "Hungry Lion", was the strongest man in the Old Kwara State, and one of the toughest in Nigeria's history.

Hungry Lion, who's real name is Hassan Kumar is a native of Ebira in modern day Kogi State.

Historical accounts reveal that he was once regarded as the strongest man in Kogi Central which was previously a part of Kwara State.

Standing at a towering height of over 8feet tall, his strength was legendary, as he could pull a vehicle with a rope tied to his teeth, carry five bags of cement on his chest, and even transport a motorcycle with a rider on his shoulder.

Hungry Lion could give Anthony Joshua a run for his money.
Interestingly, he was married twice, first to an Ebira woman and then to a woman from Maiduguri.

From his union with his Ebira wife, he fathered a son who currently resides in Kuroko. The life and feats of this remarkable man continue to inspire and fascinate people, even long after his time.
He died November 4, 1988 in Kaduna and was buried in his home town in Kogi.