yusuff4u2c:
Lol. Many will pretend they don't know what the guy is talking about. Trust me, Okirika wears rank only after Garri on the list of lifesavers in Nigeria.

What's okrika?

ImaIma1:


What's okrika?

Google is your friend.

yusuff4u2c:

Google is your friend.

I know all my friends.

Google ain't one of them

ImaIma1:


I know all my friends.

Google ain't one of them

4 pages and nobody don provide better answer

Jbleenk:


I beg to disagree. If it's industrial fabric spray like u said new clothes would smell same way.

You missed the other substances.

Slawormiir!!! Realest niggar I have sent you an email. I hope one day I get to be as real as you but issoright

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.

OKk
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I was expecting your name to show as “Bleep” when quoted..
And Boomm.!!
I was not disappointed.

Soak it with that antibacterial morning fresh for 3 hours or overnight. smell deactivated

cutiedave:
These mods are crazy....a 2015 thread in 2018....when there are better threads that could grace the frontpage

Now it's in 2024.....