Designed exclusively by Yoruba people. . .With love, lmao

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*Ileke-IdI:


I thought they were sewed together.

Even with that. . . . the design of the cloth and the headtie is very local I wouldn't wear all that tho, but that's just me.


I like the "iro" tho, I no dey feel the buba/gele.

nope it wasnt sewn it was tied.

and now it is design of the cloth and the headtie is very local? but no longer slapshed? lol.. keep looking for what to say.

and you wouldnt wear it because u cant afford it... it is not for broke azz lokitos do.

im taking the pictures down though, because i know the couple and not too comfortable posting their pics on here.

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nope it wasnt sewn it was tied.

and now it is design of the cloth and the headtie is very local? but no longer slapshed? lol.. keep looking for what to say.

and you wouldnt wear it because u cant afford it... it is not for broke azz lokitos do.

LOL see me see wahala o

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im taking the pictures down though, because i know the couple and not too comfortable posting their pics on here.

Sure thing.

*Ileke-IdI:


LOL see me see wahala o

but it is true na, i can tell broke azz lokitos a mile away and even on the internet no matter how sophicated they wanna seem

Nigerian ladies are naturally stylish.

quoting that comment for truth. nigerian women are all naturally stylish and can do their own thing without going to ife!!

*Ileke-IdI:
Modern Gele (even if it's has a different name in each region) styles, most of the new modern designs were created by Yorubas mainly for Yoruba owanbe parties. Theory suggest that mass movement to the SW of Nigeria, caused it to spread.


Disprove that if you want. . . . but please, keep your insults out of this. You're a grown woman.

Designed for owanbe my foot. Just like me claiming all those Igbo women groups and parties (Ezinne et al )because they tied gele, it now means Igbo people dey dish out designs to all and sundry. It now means the designs were/are created by Igbos mainly for Igbo meetings. Very very stupid if you ask me. Rotflmao!!!

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quoting that comment for truth. nigerian women are all naturally stylish and can do their own thing without going to ife!!

Lmao!!!! That's a good one. There's nothing I won't hear on Nairaland, just to justify a tribe, so tey e reach gele? Tufiakwa!

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but it is true na, i can tell broke azz lokitos a mile away and even on the internet no matter how sophicated they wanna seem

Of course I'm broke. A student aint supposed to be rich o, my bros.

Still wouldn't wear that combination

LOL wear iz everi bodi o.

lol..student? u must be an 'adult education' student coz i always pictured u to be a housewife in her mid forties with at least 4 kids! haha..

anywayz, nothing serious was just having fun with the topic.. catch u ladies later!

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lol..student? u must be an 'adult education' student coz i always pictured u to be a housewife in her mid forties with at least 4 kids! haha..

anywayz, nothing serious was just having fun with the topic.. catch u ladies later!

lol you could say that

Housewife? chaiiii!!!

No problem. catch ya later

Lol Stillwater, TKO on that one job well done

Crayola1: Lol Stillwater, TKO on that one job well done

As expected. . . .



Modern Gele (even if it's has a different name in each region) styles, most of the new modern designs were created by Yorubas mainly for Yoruba owanbe parties. Theory suggest that mass movement to the SW of Nigeria, caused it to spread.


Disprove that if you want. . . . but please, keep your insults out of this. You're a grown woman.

Still here o

onila: Nigerian swag!

Please stop using this word, it makes you sound extremely American

I wonder who it's a Nigerian swag when Fulanis don't even wear the same head gear, when hausas don't typically wear the same head gear. . . .

Tell me another story abeg. . . .

Ileke-IdI:


As expected. . . .



Modern Gele (even if it's has a different name in each region) styles, most of the new modern designs were created by Yorubas mainly for Yoruba owanbe parties. Theory suggest that mass movement to the SW of Nigeria, caused it to spread.


Disprove that if you want. . . . but please, keep your insults out of this. You're a grown woman.

Still here o

Yawn. Like I said good work Stillwater

Anyway there are photos of women from the Eastern part of Nigeria weating head scarves in varioud styles at the turn of the 19th century and the early 20th century. You are welcomed to go look it up.

Ileke-IdI:
I wonder who it's a Nigerian swag when Fulanis don't even wear the same head gear, when hausas don't typically wear the same head gear. . . .

Tell me another story abeg. . . .

Yar'dua's daughter was photographed with a head scarf during her wedding (Fulani). And there are a couple of Hausa women weddings on Bella Naija where one of their outfits had a head scarf.

Really get a life. Its just fabric tied in a knot damn.

Crayola1:

Yar'dua's daughter was photographed with a head scarf during her wedding (Fulani). And there are a couple of Hausa women weddings on Bella Naija where one of their outfits had a head scarf.

Really get a life. Its just fabric tied in a knot damn.

Of course not all Fulanis/Hausa avoid wearing it. Culturally, it's not their "thing".

Head wrapper is not a "Nigerian style" lmao. We have other groups who wear head beads, cap etc.

Anti-Ileke idi army, armors on!!



Styles change and typicall it starts from somewhere. My theory ==> Yorubas, spread to other region when ppl start moving to Yorubaland in droves.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GzjHZBxa564&feature=related



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZrefxRKHr6I&feature=related


Aha, I love the chaya

Bini!!!!!


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pretty pictures

Yoruba

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Ethiopian

Ethiopia




LOL ayam sure this man is Yoruba. . . . Ethiopian wedding

I guessed right

http://www.joeykennedyphotography.com/blog/?p=7013

I dont like ethiopian trad attire

Not getting into specific ethnicity.

Kenya

Namibia

Mali





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