The people of Abia State who are well known for their business expertise and their ability to manufacture locally made products, have once again lived up to expectation.




The British Prime Minister, Theresa May, on Wednesday, arrived Nigeria, as part of her visit to some African countries, and proceeded to a meeting with President Muhammadu Buhari at the Presidential Villa in Abuja.




The influential UK politician, was trending on social media shortly after her visit to the country because of her suit which its material was made from local Nigerian fabric.


Investigation by newsmen, revealed that the suit was made from the famous 'Akwete Cloth', a locally made fabric by the women from Akwete from Ukwa East Local Government Area of Abia state.




Nigerians from the South Eastern part of the country have taken to their social media pages to praise Theresa May who ignored Eurpoean designers, including Gucci and Prada, to support the locally made product from the country.




For those who don't know, Akwete Cloth is a unique hand woven textile produced in Igboland for which the town of Akwete in Abia state, Nigeria is famous.
The traditional Igbo weaving as demonstrated in Akwete processes sisal-hemp, raffia and spun cotton into finished products.

From Zenithnaija.com

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https://zenithnaija.com/british-pm-theresa-may-rocks-locally-made-akwete-cloth-from-abia-state-during-visit-to-nigeria/

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See as the mumu stand

God bless PMB.

abokibuhari:
See as the mumu stand

Subservience stance.

Igbo amaka

Igbos keep making us proud. From Onitsha girls to Eyinmba now this!

KraticKratus:


Subservience stance.

all these nairaland guyz will not kill me with grammar

Igbos thrive in the midst of adversity, oppression and marginalization

abokibuhari:
See as the mumu stand

And you, who are you? E-mumu I guess. Hiding behind keyboard to insult your leader makes you childish and uncouth. He is someone's father and grandad, show some respect.

Igbo amaka
Na dem dey rush us.
Afonja how far?

abokibuhari:
See as the mumu stand

May God help u and ur generation, how will Africa grow with ppl like u.

igbo amaka



aba boiz right now

Ugly design. I was wondering....im glad Yoruba did not design it, we for curse the person for failing Yoruba hand.

When it come to sense, please just give it to Igbos,the only black race that has what it takes to dine with whites.

frleopardo:
Igbo amaka
Na dem dey rush us.
Afonja how far?

Theresa heard your cry of marginalization. She had to patronize you, otherwise she no go hear word the entire time she will be here. This is her way of showing love to Ibo people.

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