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Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by plaindealer: 8:19am On Aug 06, 2013 |
Jaidey-one: LMAO. Cultural interview.. Sounds like they are talking just for the heck of it.. |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by plaindealer: 8:22am On Aug 06, 2013 |
antartica: No, it's not. They did not start off wearing suits, whatever they had before metamorphosed into what they are wearing now based on looks comfort and practicality. |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by Nobody: 8:28am On Aug 06, 2013 |
Very wrong to call our attire 'Archaic'. I dont find this funny. 3 Likes |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by antartica(m): 8:34am On Aug 06, 2013 |
plaindealer: Metamorphosis like you said is the process of change,innovation and if you don't have anything to call your own to change,you won't metamorphosize. I agree flowing agbada is not very practical for physical work but good enough for meetings,conferences and ceremonies,just like suits and tie.While a simple designed shokoto and top is more practical than suit/tie in a corporate working hot environment like nigeria. 2 Likes |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by Jaideyone(m): 8:36am On Aug 06, 2013 |
antartica:if you are hell bent on showcasing your cultural heritage at every given time then by all means get rid of your non-cultural clothes, U can trek to work or better still ride a donkey. We are quick ti embrace planes, cars, computers and mobile phones but we still feel dressing to work the western way is not African. Its African. Its the global trend and it should be embraced. There should be dress codes for public officials and its the norm all over the world. Take a look at pictures from AU summits and tell me how many countries are trying to showcase their cultural heritage. The same public officials showcasing the so called cultural heritage wear agbada and launder our money into foreign bank accounts. Why should doctors, lawyers, bankers, etc wear suits and western clothings when the public officials are exempted? Shouldn't we cease every given opportunity to show case our cultural heritage Or are these the only people that should be mentally enslaved like u claim? Suits and ties are no longer western culture, just the same way English is now a global language. Its either we embrace civilization or we get left behind while embracing our cultural heritage. 1 Like |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by plaindealer: 8:43am On Aug 06, 2013 |
antartica: Changes and innovations cuts both ways and the fact that they issued a dress code at your job doesn't meant your culture is gone or you can not wear your agbada elsewhere or practice your culture off work. Your job is not a cultural center. geeezzz.. |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by biafranqueen: 8:43am On Aug 06, 2013 |
This is very professional 1 Like
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Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by biafranqueen: 8:44am On Aug 06, 2013 |
For My Guys
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Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by Jaideyone(m): 8:45am On Aug 06, 2013 |
plaindealer: Except of course she works in a museum. Lol |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by antartica(m): 8:45am On Aug 06, 2013 |
Jaidey-one: Just because english language and oyinbo fashion is global still does not mean it is your heritage.A strong message is still been sent out there to tell you that they,the oyinbos, are the light of the world and the rest like you must abide and follow. It doesn't have to be like that,no one culture is main to dominate the other,unless of course the people of the dominated culture are dead mentally and that spells a lot doom just like in the case of today's africa. 1 Like |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by plaindealer: 8:46am On Aug 06, 2013 |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by LOVEHAPPINESS: 8:50am On Aug 06, 2013 |
biafranqueen: For My Guys I cannot see your pictures. |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by biafranqueen: 8:50am On Aug 06, 2013 |
Whats wrong with this in a professional setting? Except just add a shirt to the last pic
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Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by biafranqueen: 8:53am On Aug 06, 2013 |
LOVE.HAPPINESS:Let me check |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by Jaideyone(m): 8:56am On Aug 06, 2013 |
antartica:lol you might be so reluctant to accept the fact that they are the light of the world but one thing is sure. If white men didn't bring civilization you'll be on your way to the farm with cutlass and hoe |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by biafranqueen: 9:00am On Aug 06, 2013 |
antartica:What is funny they follow us
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Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by antartica(m): 9:00am On Aug 06, 2013 |
Jaidey-one: And what about that? The key thing is to stay alive harmoniously and protect the environment without all the perverted technology and pollutions that turn out to more curse to humanity that living the simple way. 1 Like |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by LOVEHAPPINESS: 9:00am On Aug 06, 2013 |
biafranqueen: Let me check I can see them now. I will only say that you have strong tastes. That pink suit might get you into trouble in Naija. |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by biafranqueen: 9:04am On Aug 06, 2013 |
Jaidey-one:Really according to Discovery channel they would not have evolved without us https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRfWU-ZpLZ8 |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by Jaideyone(m): 9:04am On Aug 06, 2013 |
antartica:wow so technology is a curse to humanity? Start by smashing that phone/computer/tablet or whatever U are using and please stick to your Yoruba or igbo everywhere U go. Sell you car and get a donkey. When next you are sick don't visit a hospital. By all means say no to mental slavery |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by biafranqueen: 9:05am On Aug 06, 2013 |
LOVE.HAPPINESS: |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by Jaideyone(m): 9:08am On Aug 06, 2013 |
biafranqueen: Really according to Discovery channel they would not have evolved without us really? How come we've been left behind |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by Maxymilliano(m): 9:09am On Aug 06, 2013 |
Same Lagos State House of Assembly that adopted the use of Yoruba on Thursdays for legislative business now enforcing a dress code. Question is will it affect the quality of legislation or just playing to the gallery ? 2 Likes |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by lagerwhenindoubt(m): 9:21am On Aug 06, 2013 |
Maxymilliano: Same Lagos State House of Assembly that adopted the use of Yoruba on Thursdays for legislative business now enforcing a dress code. They actually speak in yoruba on thursdays, perhaps they should re-write the laws of the land in yoruba and take to fringes of lagos where yorubas reside I know say quarrel go start now 1 Like |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by antartica(m): 9:23am On Aug 06, 2013 |
Jaidey-one: Perverted means the bad technologies and pollutions which seems to outnumber the good ones,a mistakengly triggered nuclear war head today can obliterate massive population of the earth in a flash. And one thing that you fail to understand is that man can do without those flimsy things that trips you,phones,computer tablets and co,but the fact that they are readily available makes you think you can't do without.Man adapts to whatever situation it finds himself and he can equally adapt to living without technology that will in turn safeguard him from pollutions and imminent self destruction. Don't be taken by oyinbo ways,it is not always the best. 3 Likes |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by homesteady(m): 9:33am On Aug 06, 2013 |
IMO! I don't think we should drop our traditional attires for suit and tie! Come on!! We've already lost enough to foreign cultures!! Our traditional attires is what reminds me that I'm a Nigerian!! Because I can't even speak my local language! It was just last month I made my 1st traditional attire for like about 18years or so! So if they should adopt the dress code of suit and ties! Then I may think I'm american 3 Likes |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by biafranqueen: 9:36am On Aug 06, 2013 |
It really amazes me how we dislike ourselves I get more likes on my facebook from Oyinbo when I wear my Ankara. A day never goes by that they will not compliment my big a$$ Afro "I love your hair its so awesome" I represent at trade shows with some type of African attire they always have to come an compliment me on my style. We should really appreciate ourselves. Even though sometimes at the hotel conventions when we wear lace and gele they will come to me and say "I love your Costume" 2 Likes |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by biafranqueen: 9:39am On Aug 06, 2013 |
homesteady: IMO! I don't think we should drop our traditional attires for suit and tie!Welcome back bro does it not feel good to have something tailor made to your body that fits you perfect 1 Like |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by biafranqueen: 9:44am On Aug 06, 2013 |
Jaidey-one:Self Hate we are busy being good at tribalism, focusing on materialistic goals and not working together as a people. We don't read unless we are forced, we are ok with mediocrity and we have a bad case of show offism our main down fall. How many Nigerians have I-Phone and Black Berry but no savings or investment? If my sisters would use that Brazilian hair money and invest it every month they would surprise you! |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by antartica(m): 9:44am On Aug 06, 2013 |
biafranqueen: It really amazes me how we dislike ourselves I get more likes on my facebook from Oyinbo when I wear my Ankara. A day never goes by that they will not compliment my big a$$ Afro "I love your hair its so awesome" I represent at trade shows with some type of African attire they always have to come an compliment me on my style. We should really appreciate ourselves. Even though sometimes at the hotel conventions when we wear lace and gele they will come to me and say "I love your Costume" How come you don't show off the costumes here on nairaland?or are we talking about the same thing here of facebook being better than nairaland? 2 Likes |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by biafranqueen: 9:49am On Aug 06, 2013 |
antartica:hahaha this is suppose to be a faceless forum I don't talk too much on Facebook only a couple people know my real identity on this forum |
Re: Dress Code In Lagos House Of Assembly Worthy Of Emulation by antartica(m): 9:54am On Aug 06, 2013 |
biafranqueen: hahaha this is suppose to be a faceless forum I don't talk too much on Facebook Ok,i understand you are protecting your cover.Smart. 2 Likes |
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