blueAgent:



In your mind that is a plus for Africans.

They allowed women to go nude out of poverty and ignorance it was not deliberate.

Divinehealer:


Your mom is news paper used to wrap akara in motor park while your sisters and female relatives are wrumpled ones used to clean nyansh in shalanga

onthehill:
Veteran Nollywood actress, Clarion Chukwurah took to her Instagram handle to celebrate her 57th birthday today July 24, IgbereTV reports.

She went topless in her birthday photos which she shared on her Instagram handle.

Posting the photos, she wrote.


https://www.instagram.com/p/CRtBSbuHA10/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

TarOrfeeek:
Evening Newspaper that they used to wrap buns.

nifemi25:
Mama still dey cover chest @57

Because of the fallen heroes nao.

OscarJaden:
cry no more lol

TarOrfeeek:
Evening Newspaper that they used to wrap buns.

Ekealterego:

You are 300% wrong. What you wrote depicts the best attributes of the mind of a conquered slave.

People dressed according to their environment... If blacks lived in the unforgiving weather in Europe, we would cover up... European will not even be in existence in the first place if they didn't cover up... These environments, shapes the way of life and then culture.

Africans didn't cover up or needed to because that was the product of our environment and that suited us and that eventually influence our culture.

Please read and get some education before refuting obviously documented historical and geographical facts.

TarOrfeeek:
Evening Newspaper that they used to wrap buns.

ethicallyright:
Madam Chukwurah has made a huge statement with her beautiful photos.

Her attire is very African. Nudity for the African woman is when she does not cover her vulva. She is well clothed from her waist down. Many women her age in rural African communities are relaxing topless with only their wrappers covering only what is below their navel.

If you spend 5 minutes at nursing departments in churches or pediatric wards at hospitals, you will definitely wonder if women really care about covering theirs breasts or they do it to fulfill all righteousness. They pull out their breasts without regard while discussing with adult males and place the nipples in their babies' mouths. They don't always seem to care if the man sees their breasts or not. I saw more than 100 bare breasts the last time I sat at a pediatric ward. I was 15+ and mature but the rule of the Federal Hospital was that I deal with the pediatric ward. I felt embarrassed then but my opinion has changed.

Uncovering one's breasts was not nudity in Africa until not more than 150 years ago. In Southern Africa, female Ph.d holders go topless annually to celebrate the Reed dance or Umemulo.

The most important message is her Clarion call to keep Africa's most populous country unified. That should be our focus.

Her message is well delivered and she deserves accolades. Let's not sexualize her please.

cassidy1996:
She still dey play game

heydora:
Okokobioko!

blueAgent:



That's totally false.

The dressed that way because they lacked alternatives.

Neither was it becos of their culture or civilisation.

Even the middle east with its deserts and heat never had people walk around naked in the name of culture and environment.

What environment are you talking about, has African weather changed that much?

In Southern Nigeria were you have frequent rain and cold did our ancestors still not go naked, if they covered their bodies it was becos of cold and not becos they felt it was the moral thing to do.

Ekealterego:


Mehn! I would at least thought you have travelled a bit or know your geography a bit or at least basic research... Have you been to the middle east before or in a desert environment? How will you survive the sandblast without covering up and wrapping your head and face with a fabric? Do you even understand how deathly cold the night weather is? Don't you know the extreme day and night temperature range?

Most of Africa that are not part of the desert did not need clothes to survive, everyone that studied basic geography or history knows this,.. let's stop talking ignorantly. The Africans that lived in the Sahara covered their face at least, I mean just simple symbol of drawings of ancient Egyptians should tell you all the story. They covered their face because of that environment. Coming down to most sub-saharan Africa, it is a different covering requirement.

OBTMOS:

Hahahahahahahaha
Omoh, u made me laugh mehn