Groom looks confused.... Normal spoilt northern child...arrangee marriage

YOUNGrapha:


SO LAST LAST NA OSAMA BIN LADEN COME MARRY
FATIMA MY FLAWA

you get touch for head

MDsambo:
Now that's what we called a modest wedding not that of Ajimobi and Ganduje's

modest wedding Even with five presidents and all past and present presidents of Naija in attendance

giftedheart1:
the guy's beards sha....like toilet brush!

aye e ti baje

olasaad:
So this year is all about politicians wedding next is Osinbanjo/Shagaya...meanwhile no nairalander have tied the knots this year. It's well my brothers and sisters in this forum.

Lol...

I still prefer this lady to that dickhead Dj cuppy

classicB:
I am not trying to be tribalistic, I'm beginning to wonder whether these people don't have their own traditional attire. Aso-oke is now a norm thing to use for ceremonies even among people that are not Yoruba, only people living in huts will not know the meaning of Aso-ebi, they even use iro and buba and well tailored agbada for their wedding now, and some foreigners in Lagos are saying Ambode is a tribalist for enforcing the teaching of Yoruba in Lagos schools. Was it Ambode that said non Yoruba's should now be getting married in Yoruba attires our love and constant use of what we have has influenced Nigerian fashion. Wishing the couples happiness

What you don't know is that everything about the Yoruba are wonderful and beautifully made.

Waiting for Bill gates arrival

Mack Zuckerberg, who is richer and more deserving of his wealth than her father had a modest wedding. And yes, I know is not my money. It is, however, my opinion. I am just a honest Nigerian living a just and happy life.

I will be so surprised if I don't get attacked by Awon "is it your money?" minions.

marunga:
she is a photocopy of her father.

Mehn she too like dangote oo.

classicB:
I am not trying to be tribalistic, I'm beginning to wonder whether these people don't have their own traditional attire. Aso-oke is now a norm thing to use for ceremonies even among people that are not Yoruba, only people living in huts will not know the meaning of Aso-ebi, they even use iro and buba and well tailored agbada for their wedding now, and some foreigners in Lagos are saying Ambode is a tribalist for enforcing the teaching of Yoruba in Lagos schools. Was it Ambode that said non Yoruba's should now be getting married in Yoruba attires our love and constant use of what we have has influenced Nigerian fashion. Wishing the couples happiness

Aso oke, sure.

But agbada? Lol! Yorubas got the boubou/babban Riga from hausas. That's why they are the only non sahelian non Muslim majority ethnicity that use it. It's used by Malians, touaregs, Wolofs, and the original credited inventors tukulors ( who are a sub branch of fulanis), these are all sahelian people BTW.

And while we are at it let's talk about the dashiki ( gotten from danciki or inners). I'm sure your people use that as well.

There's nothing wrong with this, but if you want to start developing some kind of superiority complex. Lol!

Oh boi!



Ds wedding issa serious business



Every invitee go donate sth



And money go jus flow anyhow



Why am I not invited?



Even If I am, I wont attend m shy



Make I face front bfr Dem com attack.....

I need to be at this wedding..

SlayQueenSlayer:
Mack Zuckerberg, who is richer and more deserving of his wealth than her father had a modest wedding. And yes, I know is not my money. It is, however, my opinion. I am just a honest Nigerian living a just and happy life.

I will be so surprised if I don't get attacked by Awon "is it your money?" minions.

And what makes Zuckerberg more deserving of her fathers money? Because he's Jewish or Caucasian? A billionaires daughters wedding that doesn't even compare to a mere governors that happened a few days back? This is just about the dumbest statement I have seen on this forum.

olasaad:
So this year is all about politicians wedding next is Osinbanjo/Shagaya...meanwhile no nairalander have tied the knots this year. It's well my brothers and sisters in this forum.

because to wish others well for marriage dey hard dem

MitrikDenholm:


Aso oke, sure.

But agbada? Lol! Yorubas got the boubou/babban Riga from hausas. That's why they are the only non sahelian non Muslim majority ethnicity that use it. It's used by Malians, touaregs, Wolofs, and the original credited inventors tukulors ( who are a sub branch of fulanis), these are all sahelian people BTW.

And while we are at it let's talk about the dashiki ( gotten from danciki or inners). I'm sure your people use that as well.

There's nothing wrong with this, but if you want to start developing some kind of superiority complex. Lol!

Very soon they will say our Aso-oke doesn't belong to us, we borrowed the Iro and buba from abroad, even the Yoruba language we borrowed it too

classicB:

Very soon they will say our Aso-oke doesn't belong to us, we borrowed the Iro and buba from abroad, even the Yoruba language we borrowed it too

Lol. Believe what you want but these are facts. Try using the vast wealth of the internet to gain some knowledge.

Hausas don't claim what is not theirs, that is why even today the best aso oke or gwagwaro as it's called by hausas is tied by Yoruba women they humbly go to for.

As for agbada. You may like to think you didn't get it from us, maybe you got it from Mali, but the north is highly more likely. The only thing for sure is that you didn't invent it. Not even close.

classicB:
I am not trying to be tribalistic, I'm beginning to wonder whether these people don't have their own traditional attire. Aso-oke is now a norm thing to use for ceremonies even among people that are not Yoruba, only people living in huts will not know the meaning of Aso-ebi, they even use iro and buba and well tailored agbada for their wedding now, and some foreigners in Lagos are saying Ambode is a tribalist for enforcing the teaching of Yoruba in Lagos schools. Was it Ambode that said non Yoruba's should now be getting married in Yoruba attires our love and constant use of what we have has influenced Nigerian fashion. Wishing the couples happiness

I love Jesus and I love you too for this statement

Dangote AIRLINES in the making..............
CONGRATS MY GUY

MitrikDenholm:


Lol. Believe what you want but these are facts. Try using the vast wealth of the internet to gain some knowledge.

Hausas don't claim what is not theirs, that is why even today the best aso oke or gwagwaro as it's called by hausas is tied by Yoruba women they humbly go to for.

As for agbada. You may like to think you didn't get it from us, maybe you got it from Mali, but the north is highly more likely. The only thing for sure is that you didn't invent it. Not even close.

Maybe u r right to an extent, buh in all you shld know the way yorubas make their agbada coupled with fila makes it different and we don't give a hoot abt Wu invented it, we gave it beta popularity..... From MKO to OBJ, they rocked the agbada whole heartedly to show Yoruba heritage.



We all Av our names for that clothing, Yoruba invented agbada, hausa invented babariga, those oda African nations invented Dias n gave it a name.

MitrikDenholm:


Lol. Believe what you want but these are facts. Try using the vast wealth of the internet to gain some knowledge.

Hausas don't claim what is not theirs, that is why even today the best aso oke or gwagwaro as it's called by hausas is tied by Yoruba women they humbly go to for.

As for agbada. You may like to think you didn't get it from us, maybe you got it from Mali, but the north is highly more likely. The only thing for sure is that you didn't invent it. Not even close.

Aso oke fabric, (Yoruba: Aș oke, pronounced ah-SHAW-okay)


is a hand loomed cloth woven by the Yoruba people of western Nigeria. Aso oke means top cloth in the English language. Usually woven by men, the fabric is used to make men's gowns, called Agbada, women's wrappers, called iro, and men's hats, called fila.

It is from the Yoruba culture in Ondo, Oyo, Ogun, Ekiti, Lagos, and the Osun States in southwestern Nigeria.

The way of making Aso-oke cloth has remained the same for centuries, however new techniques and production methods have been looked into to eliminate the weight and thickness of the Aso-Oke cloth, and to make it more accessible for casual wear.

Types of aso oke

Other ways that designers have made this old traditional cloth become more modern is to “structurally manipulate and combine animal and floral motifs into definite shapes of grids and geometry, suitable for computer design applications.” The basis of more traditional motifs would have originated from fables and folklore.

Sanyan type: woven from anaphe wild silk and cotton yarns

Alaari type: woven with either synthetically or locally grown cotton and shinning threads, sometimes with perforated patterns

Etu type: bears dark indigo colours with tiny white stripes noted for their simplicity. [1][2]

Aso oke fabric is often worn with aran, a brown velvet with concentric designs.

Yoruba women's garment

When people speak of an aso oke, they are usually referring to the traditional Yoruba women's garment. It consists of four parts:

Buba - Yoruba blouse

Iro - a wrap skirt

Gele - head tie

Iborun or Ipele - shawl or shoulder sash Formal wear

Nigerians around the world wear aso oke fabric for special occasions including holidays, weddings, funerals and chieftain title ceremonies. All followers of the Yoruba religion also wear aso oke fabrics and hats.

See also

Adire - Yoruba tie-dye

African textiles

Aso Oke hat

Women's wrapper

Agbada

Kente cloth—Woven by Ashanti people

Barkcloth—Woven by Buganda people References

1. ^ Bankole Ojo, Emmanuel (Spring 2007). "Printing Contemporary Handwoven Fabrics (Aso-Oke) in Southwestern Nigeria". Design Issues. 23: 31–39 – via JSTOR.

2. ^ Agbadudu, A.B. (2006). "Aso-Oke: a Nigerian classic style and fashion fabric". Journal of Fashion and Marketing and Management. 10: 97–113 – via Emerald.

From Wikipedia.... So stop ranting!

MitrikDenholm:


And what makes Zuckerberg more deserving of her fathers money? Because he's Jewish or Caucasian? A billionaires daughters wedding that doesn't even compare to a mere governors that happened a few days back? This is just about the dumbest statement I have seen on this forum.

Minion spotted. I don't respect people with filthy lucre regardless of race or ethnicity.

RexTramadol1:



Maybe u r right to an extent, buh in all you shld know the way yorubas make their agbada coupled with fila makes it different and we don't give a hoot abt Wu invented it, we gave it beta popularity..... From MKO to OBJ, they rocked the agbada whole heartedly to show Yoruba heritage.



We all Av our names for that clothing, Yoruba invented agbada, hausa invented babariga, those oda African nations invented Dias n gave it a name.

As for popularity. That's subjective but anyways. Here's awolowo wearing a Hausa made "agbada". Hand made embroidery called kwado da linzami usually made in Kano/Zaria.

But I guess yorubas more "global reach" has made it more recognizable.

I thought don jazzy want to marry her.

IamGoke:


Aso oke fabric, (Yoruba: Aș oke, pronounced ah-SHAW-okay)


is a hand loomed cloth woven by the Yoruba people of western Nigeria. Aso oke means top cloth in the English language. Usually woven by men, the fabric is used to make men's gowns, called Agbada, women's wrappers, called iro, and men's hats, called fila.

It is from the Yoruba culture in Ondo, Oyo, Ogun, Ekiti, Lagos, and the Osun States in southwestern Nigeria.

The way of making Aso-oke cloth has remained the same for centuries, however new techniques and production methods have been looked into to eliminate the weight and thickness of the Aso-Oke cloth, and to make it more accessible for casual wear.

Types of aso oke

Other ways that designers have made this old traditional cloth become more modern is to “structurally manipulate and combine animal and floral motifs into definite shapes of grids and geometry, suitable for computer design applications.” The basis of more traditional motifs would have originated from fables and folklore.

Sanyan type: woven from anaphe wild silk and cotton yarns

Alaari type: woven with either synthetically or locally grown cotton and shinning threads, sometimes with perforated patterns

Etu type: bears dark indigo colours with tiny white stripes noted for their simplicity. [1][2]

Aso oke fabric is often worn with aran, a brown velvet with concentric designs.

Yoruba women's garment

When people speak of an aso oke, they are usually referring to the traditional Yoruba women's garment. It consists of four parts:

Buba - Yoruba blouse

Iro - a wrap skirt

Gele - head tie

Iborun or Ipele - shawl or shoulder sash Formal wear

Nigerians around the world wear aso oke fabric for special occasions including holidays, weddings, funerals and chieftain title ceremonies. All followers of the Yoruba religion also wear aso oke fabrics and hats.

See also

Adire - Yoruba tie-dye

African textiles

Aso Oke hat

Women's wrapper

Agbada

Kente cloth—Woven by Ashanti people

Barkcloth—Woven by Buganda people References

1. ^ Bankole Ojo, Emmanuel (Spring 2007). "Printing Contemporary Handwoven Fabrics (Aso-Oke) in Southwestern Nigeria". Design Issues. 23: 31–39 – via JSTOR.

2. ^ Agbadudu, A.B. (2006). "Aso-Oke: a Nigerian classic style and fashion fabric". Journal of Fashion and Marketing and Management. 10: 97–113 – via Emerald.

From Wikipedia.... So stop ranting!

I'm not ranting. I've never claimed aso oke isn't yoruba. It is, 100%. Go and read what my argument is about.

classicB:
I am not trying to be tribalistic, I'm beginning to wonder whether these people don't have their own traditional attire. Aso-oke is now a norm thing to use for ceremonies even among people that are not Yoruba, only people living in huts will not know the meaning of Aso-ebi, they even use iro and buba and well tailored agbada for their wedding now, and some foreigners in Lagos are saying Ambode is a tribalist for enforcing the teaching of Yoruba in Lagos schools. Was it Ambode that said non Yoruba's should now be getting married in Yoruba attires our love and constant use of what we have has influenced Nigerian fashion. Wishing the couples happiness

Yoruba will recolonize Nigeria

MitrikDenholm:


I'm not ranting. I've never claimed aso oke isn't yoruba. It is, 100%. Go and read what my argument is about.

Alright, gotten!!!

frenzyduchess:
The guy face tho

Looks like dat joro olumofin neegah!

churchee:
I don't trust that guy and I don't know why.

The marriage ain't about love or trust. So keep quiet.

Dis gal resemble her papa

Among the dignitaries expected to attend the wedding include five presidents, all the past presidents of Nigeria, billionaire philanthropist and Microsoft boss, Bill Gate.



I DIED!!

GOD WHY