shikaan:
my sister's traditional wedding
i think she looks beautiful!!
am surely going to miss her....

cutietokunbo:



Lies from pit of hell. It has been part of Scottish cultural values which was brought to Nigeria during their missionary sojourn.

Ihuomadinihu:

This is such a beautiful thread,this Saturday morning. It's a bit irresponsible trying to kick up tribal issues.
Yes,Yoruba rock their World.
Igbo rock their world.
Hausa rock their world.
I don't see Igbos or Efiks using aso oke or whatever during traditional occasions. There are certain clothes that represent Eastern women and it's still in vogue. There is so much cultural awareness in the east that people have dumped iro and buba for their own stuffs.

Idrismusty97:
HAUSA-FULANI

cutietokunbo:



If I say something out of patriotism as a Yoruba man, an Igbo man would say I m being tribalistic but if An igbo says things out of stupidity not even patriotism ooo, people like you would queue behind such bigoted people and continue to shout Ra ka dede!!!!!

You are wrong

If I praise my Nation as whole- it's my decision

If I choose to praise my first Nation-Yoruba, none of your business

Why is it that you guys attribute everything that does not suit you as one being tribalistic

Did you tag the Op as being tribalistic as he/she presented Igbo attire as one of top 10 traditional wedding in Africa or world without other Nigeria traditional wedding attires?

If you ask Hausas or Fulani man abt their traditional wedding attire, he/she ll tell you that their own attires are the best

If you an Ijaw man, it ll be d same story.

So what was your raised eyebrows were all about?

It's my observation and there is no way you can't twist it, Northern and Eastern part of the country have started infusing some Yoruba Way of dressing up for their traditional wedding into their own in recent time.

Pavore9:
Have you seen my beautiful baby?
Have you seen my tomato baby oh? (iyele)
Baby softly dey cool me temper ada
Baby na sugar sugar iyo..ooo


Everybody dey wait
Puta kene n’ogbo
Ife di mma amaka
Better soup na money kill am o
Adanwa ngwa pekem pekem ya
Ada ada (oyolima)
Ada ada iyo..ooo
Ada ada (adanwa)
Ada ada (chei asanwa)
Ada ada (hey ada)
Ada n’idi ora nma
Everybody dey wait
Puta kene n’ogbo
Ife di mma amaka
Better soup na money kill am o
Adanwa ngwa pekem pekem ya
Ada ada (hey adanwa)
Ada ada iyo…ooo
Ada no dey lack ada
Dem get am for everywhere
Ada no dey lack ada
Dey get am for up and down
Baby na tomato baby
Too fresh like morning wine
Ada welele yi
Iyooo ko ko ko

Hi
Do you by any chance know the couple in the pictures?

dechandel:
Hi
Do you by any chance know the couple in the pictures?

Ihuomadinihu:

You should have directed that to the OP. What is my business if she decides to put up Igbo or Ijaw,it's her perogative. I have no problems if you praise your nation but to say you rule fashion is a big no no. It's ridiculous to say that other people borrow your style or clothes.
Can you name what other tribes borrowed from you? We are waiting!

cutietokunbo:


I m happy you wrote "It's his/her perogative to represent Nigeria as whole with Igbo traditional wedding attire as best among the rest while you chose to slam it on my face that it's not my perogative to say Yoruba rule their world.

Yorubas Rule Their World as it's evident in everything about Nigeria.

Tell me one thing that Yorubas could be excused from while others remain as far as Nigeria state is concerned? None. And that is exactly what transcend to Yorubas Rule Their World.

Ihuomadinihu:

Akwaocha,Akwete and so many others were here before any Scottish man you are taking about. Don't let ancient pictures deceive you.
Besides,nudity is akin to man irrespective of geographical location. It doesn't signify development. Most of the world's greatest civilization cherished little or no clothes from Mespotamia to Indus valley to Egypt to Rome sef!

Princessonelove:
But that Somalia riff raff on Nairaland said all Somali's are gods and goddesses. how come the people in that picture look like...

Pavore9:


Not directly.

Ohhh..
Its alright then

Ihuomadinihu:

Hey calm down! This is not politics or about achievements and development. Leave that for the big wigs in politics section.
We are talking about clothes and fashion. What exactly did Easterners borrow from you?

dechandel:
Ohhh..
Its alright then

cutietokunbo:


Check out Igbo and Northern traditional weddings in recent time and the reality of my submission ll instantly hit you straight up; from women headgears to Yoruba Women BUBA.

Pavore9:


lt seems you love the setting.

Not really..
I know someone who knows them

dechandel:
Not really..
I know someone who knows them

Ihuomadinihu:

Asoke headgear is different from the popular headgear every woman ties. I can't speak for the North because their religion influence their dressing.
Headgear is not relative to any culture in Nigeria. It's just like saying only Igbo/edo wear beads in Southern Nigeria.
As for buba, Nigerian women tie buba but it has no place in a proper traditional igbo marriage or event.

cutietokunbo:



There are things that are pretty and popularly known to be peculiar to certain tribes or people without mincing words; Edo are well known for using a lot of beads on their traditional wedding. Ibos use beards but not as much as Edos

I have just realised dat you are a lady. I have lost this argument or debate long time ago but i didn't know until I realised that you a lady.

Leave me alone joor, I m tired

My fingers are hurting already

Chaiii!!!! You can ask questions....