Akainzo:

Just as there has been progressive improvement towards nudity in the dressing of the general public. Look at the dresses ladies wear in public these days, and then you'd understand why those same ladies want to use the excuse of the carnival to let-go!

Afam4eva: It has never been about promoting our culture but about promoting the cultures of the carribean islands. Now, they're now promoting the culture of sodom and gomorra. The calabar carnival, the port-hacourt carnival and the Lagos carnival are a shame.

Baby mama: Well as they say, sex sells
When a shampoo commercial can have moans and groans in it,what do you expect
Uwa nmebi

Demdem: i agree. Public unclothedness isnt our culture. i think those in charge should be weary. things are getting worse as each year passes

k00lxpert: this is not a Nigerian cultural carnivals we re xpecting, its a continuation & convergence of 'All naked street strippers volunteers association(s) of Calabar & environs, gathered together to entertain fools & jobless wakapass pple...To me, they re shameless bastard Nigerians. dont quote me, its just my opinion

mysticgal: abeg na CALABAR we dey talk about here.

Clothing, Accessories, and so on

At this point in history, the only purpose of clothing in Igboland was to cover private parts. Children are believed to have nothing to hide and are usually naked. A child may wear a string of beads around the waist for medicinal purposes or reasons. Igbo women always carried babies on their backs with a strip of clothing. A tradition that has continued until today.

In most cases, women did not have to cover the breast area. As Achebe noted on page 71 of Things Fall Apart:

She (i.e. Akueke) wore a black necklace which hung down in three coils just above her full, succulent breasts... and on her waist, four or five rows of jigida, or waist beads.
Page 103:

She (i.e. Ekwefi) began to run, holding her breats with her hands to stop them flapping noisily against her body.

Jazzgreen: A wife sends a nude photo to her husband with both legs wide open.
WIFE: I will wait like this till you come.
HUSBAND: That's okay babe, but who is the person taking the picture?

Jazzgreen: A wife sends a nude photo to her husband with both legs wide open.
WIFE: I will wait like this till you come.
HUSBAND: That's okay babe, but who is the person taking the picture?

Mavrick2012: i dnt hav problem wit d "nakednes",(apart 4m d arabs,most african traditnal dresins are largely naked),my problem is they are nt realy promotin d african culture

mysticgal: abeg na CALABAR we dey talk about here.

texazzpete: In many Nigerian cultures, women went about even more unclad than some of these photos you're babbling about



Men went around with loincloths only, too.


Live and let live, OP.

ideee03: And so?...where's the sense in this statement?

k00lxpert: this is not a Nigerian cultural carnivals we re xpecting, its a continuation & convergence of 'All naked street strippers volunteers association(s) of Calabar & environs, gathered together to entertain fools & jobless wakapass pple...To me, they re shameless bastard Nigerians. dont quote me, its just my opinion

Afam4eva: It has never been about promoting our culture but about promoting the cultures of the carribean islands. Now, they're now promoting the culture of sodom and gomorra. The calabar carnival, the port-hacourt carnival and the Lagos carnival are a shame.

Mad Cow: Calabar Carnival was never about our culture or Heritage...


Why Calabar cant have a canival that features all the Masquredes from all the communities in Cross River performing, hava a nice boat regatta on that waterway behind TINAPA and maybe mix in a little bit of the Carrebean flavor is still a wonder..

Seems all that they have to offer is simply t!tties.. [img]http://3.bp..com/-64bkcef7mZ8/UN1hveBSnoI/AAAAAAAAUd8/I163qu8hV3o/s1600/5.jpg[/img]





Its Okay for Liyel Imoke to import stark n@ked Carrebean women with amazing t!tties and march them all over the streets of Calabar, NO PROBLEM!! but Wande Coal puts a local content t!tty on a music video and they ban it!!



Funny Country!

Dr Muzungu: This is all about fake morality. People complain about n.a.k.e.d.n.e.s.s. and... foreign... culture, but at the same time they try to sleep with anything that moves... sleep with multiple girlfriends, underage girls etc. Is that the morale we are talking about here?! Attend Sunday service in the local church, on Sunday evening sleep with neighbour's wife... let me not mention some other, this time illegal activities usually done in the night.

Mad Cow: Calabar Carnival was never about our culture or Heritage...


Why Calabar cant have a canival that features all the Masquredes from all the communities in Cross River performing, hava a nice boat regatta on that waterway behind TINAPA and maybe mix in a little bit of the Carrebean flavor is still a wonder..

Seems all that they have to offer is simply t!tties.. [img]http://3.bp..com/-64bkcef7mZ8/UN1hveBSnoI/AAAAAAAAUd8/I163qu8hV3o/s1600/5.jpg[/img]





Its Okay for Liyel Imoke to import stark n@ked Carrebean women with amazing t!tties and march them all over the streets of Calabar, NO PROBLEM!! but Wande Coal puts a local content t!tty on a music video and they ban it!!












Funny Country!

Afam4eva: It has never been about promoting our culture but about promoting the cultures of the carribean islands. Now, they're now promoting the culture of sodom and gomorra. The calabar carnival, the port-hacourt carnival and the Lagos carnival are a shame.

Afam4eva: It has never been about promoting our culture but about promoting the cultures of the carribean islands. Now, they're now promoting the culture of sodom and gomorra. The calabar carnival, the port-hacourt carnival and the Lagos carnival are a shame.