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Why Cant Nigerians Let Our 1st Lady Be? What Is Wrong With This Dressing? by ojbboy(m): 4:23pm On Dec 12, 2012
Patience Jonathan In Controversy For Dressing Inappropriately To Brother-In-Law's Burial

11 December, 2012

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The burial ceremony of president Jonathan’s younger brother, Chief Meni Jonathan in Otuoke, Bayelsa state last Saturday, December 8th, has come and gone but tongues are wagging over the first lady, Dame Patience Jonathan’s choice of outfit for the solemn occasion

The first lady was dressed in a black coloured gown with heavy gold embroidery and head gear (gele) to match, heavy make-up and decked in jeweleries in sharp contrast to her husband, President Jonathan, who was decked in a simple black long sleeve shirt, navy blue trousers with a face cap to match.

Now, not that there’s a particular dress code for burial ceremonies, the grief and sadness in the air makes it a fashion faux pas to be dressed elegantly or heavily accessorized as our own first lady – a simple plain black gown without designs or embroidery with a smaller head cover should’ve been appropriate and the make up should’ve been toned down a bit; it is a burial (her brother-in-law’s for that matter) not wedding or naming ceremony.

But hey! She is the first lady of the Federal Republic and moreso, she is Patience Jonathan…

Re: Why Cant Nigerians Let Our 1st Lady Be? What Is Wrong With This Dressing? by emilyone(f): 4:31pm On Dec 12, 2012
her first official outing since she came back from wherever she went to.
she should get some padded bras, those ttetays are just too obvious.
Re: Why Cant Nigerians Let Our 1st Lady Be? What Is Wrong With This Dressing? by Nobody: 4:59pm On Dec 12, 2012
Is it her father or brother that died that they are saying she didnt dress low key,nawa o,then as for her breasts, :/ :| shocked
Re: Why Cant Nigerians Let Our 1st Lady Be? What Is Wrong With This Dressing? by kascoken: 6:55pm On Dec 12, 2012
CHEI...SEE NIPPLES shocked....OUR PRESIDO DEY ENJOY OOOO grin grin grin
Re: Why Cant Nigerians Let Our 1st Lady Be? What Is Wrong With This Dressing? by SELFWORTH: 6:57pm On Dec 12, 2012
She looks okay. Just need some better lingerie.
Re: Why Cant Nigerians Let Our 1st Lady Be? What Is Wrong With This Dressing? by Tascocent(m): 7:45pm On Dec 12, 2012
am i d only one seeing dis tin................sha e.
Re: Why Cant Nigerians Let Our 1st Lady Be? What Is Wrong With This Dressing? by Leboska(m): 10:29pm On Dec 12, 2012
ok!
Re: Why Cant Nigerians Let Our 1st Lady Be? What Is Wrong With This Dressing? by slimyem: 11:29pm On Dec 12, 2012
Not nice at all...!!!
Re: Why Cant Nigerians Let Our 1st Lady Be? What Is Wrong With This Dressing? by wassade: 11:29pm On Dec 12, 2012
Old mama haaabaaaa. I dey see sumtin ooooooo
Re: Why Cant Nigerians Let Our 1st Lady Be? What Is Wrong With This Dressing? by kandiikane(m): 1:21am On Dec 13, 2012

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