Who else thinks it is uncultural of an African woman to sit legs crossed before an aged man especially when she puts up an 'African Apppearance' by virtue of her native attire.
Adaora Oyechere, a co-anchor of the AIT Kaakaki show was seen sitted comfortably legs-crossed whilst interviewing Max Granite today on AIT, disrespectful it seems.
NB. This is not intended to ridicule her but to draw her attention to her in action already as un-African!

It is not disrespectful in any way

It is "un-African" for a married woman to be sitting with another man so early in the morning

What is even left of the African culture sef?

Mtcheew

I don't see anything wrong with that sitting position. Ladies are known to cross their legs when sitting down. Which culture are you talking about again?

Haba dis Yoruba culture sef! small time now dey will say we shud no longer eat where elders r sitting kos it's disrespectful!!!! I tire o

It is not only uncultured but disrespectful for a woman to sit in the midst of matured men and cross her legs. Whether we like it or not, we are in Africa and our good cultures must be respected. I was watching her today in AIT kakaaki morning program. I was wondering in my mind, what kind of African woman is this? Can't she learn from her colleague sitting next to her? I never knew that the issue has been raised in nairaland since last year, until I just goggled about her this morning. And she does it unconsciously. Adaora my sister, learn how to sit in the midst of matured African men.

If you have seated for 2hrs before you will understand why she crossed leg