A cultural dance group in Abuja, called the Gbagi cultural dance group, last week Thursday allowed young boys and girls to dance at a primary school's end of session party dressed like this:

Victoria Onwuchekwa shared the pic and story on Facebook and the photo sparked an argument as to whether the outfit was appropriate even though it was to portray culture.

Personally, I can't allow any of my young sons get dressed like that in public, no matter the reason. What do you think?

http://www.lailasblog.com/2016/07/photo-cultural-dance-group-in-abuja.html

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Okotorigba!

Just negodu, traditional g-string for men

G-string exhibition

The boys self go dey shame small as the girls go dey stare at the size of their bashiru

Its their culture and if not preserved it will go into extinction. I was very shocked when I first saw them perform but they did it with joy and posed freely for camera men.

End time dance

: if these were grown men I wouldn't say anything but these are minors

Abeg alert me if you find d female version of the group.....

7footre:
Abeg alert me if you find d female version of the group.....

U'll soon see dem oo.. Ashewo boi

mattiecute:

U'll soon see dem oo.. Ashewo boi

Lol! Me ashewo boy? You don price me before?

You epp me see female version?

7footre:


Lol! Me ashewo boy? You don price me before?

You epp me see female version?

Luk @ d pics na dere are gurls in d grp too.. but d ones dat are almost unclad lyk d guys dat u're luking 4 u'll soon see oo wehdone