its called chemical, A one...lol...hope u washed 'em before putting it on?

U actually mean you like 'okrika' pass...uhmmm

its a chemical like camphor. just to preserve it from insect or smell

There was one particular pair of shoes I bought two times in 2014. I bought the first pair brand new but after a few weeks their fakeness became glaring. I somehow found the exact type in one okirika seller's shop, but I had to pay almost twice I paid to get the new ones because of quality difference. And it paid off because I used those shoes for almost 2 years before they were stolen; and the quality never changed.

YomiTee123:
you get experience ooo

I don buy am before o. When person tell me say e dey last pass new clothes. Omo, when I wash am I no recognise the cloth again. It was just too obvious that it wasn't new. To make matters worse, it was even more expensive that new trouser

How did it even get the name okrika self?

Bleep:
Yes, I love 'okrika' clothes In fact I buy them a lot! That distinctive 'okrika' scent is simply bliss to me, hmmm hmmm !! Come to think of it, why is it that most, if not all 'okrika' clothes smell that way, I mean those imported from outside Naija? Right from my kindergarten years till now, those second-hand clothes still smell the same. Do they spray a particular perfume on it? If yes, please what's the name of the perfume? I really need to buy the perfume. Somebody help me out please. Thanks in advance.

I have always wanted to know what they spary on it. Even the distinctive smell of Tokunbo cars.

dalass:
How did it even get the name okrika self?

It would have to do with port of entry (PH)in those day when other ports were functional

Hahahaha. . . Awon broke niccurs and b.i.t.c.h.e.s!

Na joke I dey oooh! Used to buy it too back in the days b4 baba God do am for me!

Wetin God nor fit do!

classicfrank4u:
poverty is realy bad, afta usinq okrika al ur lyf ure nw intrestd in dre perfume#issorite

Lolz... I am rolling on the floor. Poverty na bastard

dalass:
How did it even get the name okrika self?

That's the name of the place in south-south where it was popularized...i think there is a port there where the bails of used clothes used to come in through. So they just kukuma named the clothes 'okrika.'

Fierce11:
Post of may 2015 making fp in august 2018.. and yet, one bastard say that you will never live to see your dream come to pass.. lol my guy, juxt wait for the moderators wey dey heaven..one day, dem go table your matter finally

are you sure the op still dey alive?

Mrjo:
are you sure the op still dey alive?

Person wey been dy expect answer pertaining his beloved okrika since 2015? oga hin dy more than alive

Princess4ng:
hahahahahahahahhahaha. this poster is something else..... buh come to think of it.........i read sense in the post ooooooooooo.......... how do they come about the same scent..... Bleep come and tell me the reply to the research ooo if u have gotten any

It is a very straightforward answer. How do pus5ies come about same scent....that is if scent is the actual word?

Goddyss:


It is a very straightforward answer. How do pus5ies come about same scent....that is if scent is the actual word?

lol...........this one sha pass my power. I no geh answer for u oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Princess4ng:


lol...........this one sha pass my power. I no geh answer for u oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Okay but I'm sure you now have your answer

Goddyss:


Okay but I'm sure you now have your answer

LOL....I DONT EVEN NEED THE ANSWER AGAIN

Whats d best method to wash that perfume away??

ikorodureporta:
Whats d best method to wash that perfume away??

Use kpomo water or locust beans water

classicfrank4u:
poverty is realy bad, afta usinq okrika al ur lyf ure nw intrestd in dre perfume#issorite

guy, my belle ooo

Okrika is an LGA in Rivers state use ur head

Princess4ng:


LOL....I DONT EVEN NEED THE ANSWER AGAIN

adisabarber:


I don buy am before o. When person tell me say e dey last pass new clothes. Omo, when I wash am I no recognise the cloth again. It was just too obvious that it wasn't new. To make matters worse, it was even more expensive that new trouser

blackboy2star:
Is not a perfume more like a chemical used to wash it with... Don't tell me you want to buy it and start spraying it on your body lol

Have mercy bro

Mekanus:
I have always thought about this. That perfume is really powerful that even after washing the Okrika more than ten times you will still perceive the scent. Okrika all the way, some of my best clothes are okrika, they're more durable than new clothes.

or you are too broke to buy designer new clothes

If people know how filthy these Americans are they wont touch Okrika with a long pole.

Fierce11:
Post of may 2015 making fp in august 2018.. and yet, one bastard say that you will never live to see your dream come to pass.. lol my guy, juxt wait for the moderators wey dey heaven..one day, dem go table your matter finally

The OP died 06th August 2016, NL is paying homage.

Trustme2:
2015 post just appearing on Front Page in 2018. A lesson to learn. Never give up. God can still remember you. Once there's life there's hope

The OP ran mad on 06th Aug 2016.NL is doing madness memorial day for him.

bobkezel:

The OP died 06th August 2016, NL is paying homage.

You head dia.. shebi you sabi the op one-on-one abi? besides, na this nl mods wan pay person homage? lmao, for nl.. person wey die don die o

Siki355:
biko wat year are we in now

a post since 2015 is making FP now..
d Bible says better is a end of a thing than d beginning..

The OP is serving a 70 year jail term.
NL is remembering him cos was sentenced on 06th Aug 2016

It is not any perfume. I think it may be the change in weather.


If you know anyone who stays outside the country and doesn't use strong perfume, try and smell their clothes. More often than not, it will smell exactly like okrika clothes.

Bleep:
Yes, I love 'okrika' clothes In fact I buy them a lot! That distinctive 'okrika' scent is simply bliss to me, hmmm hmmm !! Come to think of it, why is it that most, if not all 'okrika' clothes smell that way, I mean those imported from outside Naija? Right from my kindergarten years till now, those second-hand clothes still smell the same. Do they spray a particular perfume on it? If yes, please what's the name of the perfume? I really need to buy the perfume. Somebody help me out please. Thanks in advance.