₦airaland Forum

Wickedtruths:
APC dey Ghana abi wetin this Yamuri dey yarn?

MrGerald:
Nothing is appealing about this dress, it's oversize and can cause sweating, with that unfashionable cap, nothing entices me about this

ayoncox:
His mother is Yoruba, Ghanaians have strong Affiliation with Yoruba land, even their biggest market has a Yoruba name

yahoodetector:
Totally true! Everything about them were borrowed from other cultures.

This Ewedu and amala that they eat was actually copied from Ghana. I watched a video of where the Ghanian version of Amala was being prepared with a slimy soup...theirs (the Ghanians) looked more palatable and presentable than that of yorubas.

bigpriik:
Yoruba borrowed the culture na, which proof do you have to show the dressing originated In yoruba land

ayoncox:
His mother is Yoruba, Ghanaians have strong Affiliation with Yoruba land, even their biggest market has a Yoruba name

tommy589:
What is the meaning of makola in Yoruba language,i know it has substantial Hausa and Yoruba population

Lithiumite:
He grew up in Ogbomosho,Oyo state,.....this would have had an influence on his choice of that attire.

ayoncox:
His mother is Yoruba, Ghanaians have strong Affiliation with Yoruba land, even their biggest market has a Yoruba name

FreeStuffsNG:
Absolutely! Oozing class and pure royalty.

Alaafin Ọyọ, Iku Babayeye Alaafin Adeyemi, adorning same abeti aja cap and matching asọ oke regalia in 1970 at his inauguration as Alaafin in Ọyọ 55 years ago! 😍

MrGerald:
Nothing is appealing about this dress, it's oversize and can cause sweating, with that unfashionable cap, nothing entices me about this

tiger28:
I still believe that Yorubas are the ONLY group out of the major groups that is Authentic in its Culture.

Hausa: Their Mode of dressing is heavily influenced by Islam.

SS: Their mode of dressing is heavily influenced by Europeans. They wear Bowler hats , cufflinks , ties with their Traditional wears.

SE: Who wears Winter hats in Hot Climates?

SW: Aso Ebi, Aso Oke and Fila Abetija ( hope am correct with the spelling, am a Northerner)

dequir:
Yet you dey smack your lips anytime you eat the amala with gbegiri in our buka.

dequir:
Yet you dey smack your lips anytime you eat the amala with gbegiri in our buka.