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Mrjo:
are you sure the op still dey alive?

adisabarber:
If person buy okrika he must use dettol wash am or else everybody go know

Mekanus:
I have always thought about this. That perfume is really powerful that even after washing the Okrika more than ten times you will still perceive the scent. Okrika all the way, some of my best clothes are okrika, they're more durable than new clothes.

ikorodureporta:
Whats d best method to wash that perfume away??

Anigreat:











My Love for okrika stopped the very day i read Souloho19 story "THE DEVIL WEARS OKRIKA"

Nairalanders who have read the story can relate.


Op this one you're loving okrika i hope you are not Pastor Bartholomew reincarnate?

In case this sound strange to you this is the link to the story https://www.nairaland.com/3946214/devil-wears-okrika

After reading it, you'll start to hate okrika

Anigreat:











My Love for okrika stopped the very day i read Souloho19 story "THE DEVIL WEARS OKRIKA"

Nairalanders who have read the story can relate.


Op this one you're loving okrika i hope you are not Pastor Bartholomew reincarnate?

In case this sound strange to you this is the link to the story https://www.nairaland.com/3946214/devil-wears-okrika

After reading it, you'll start to hate okrika

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.

Mekanus:
I have always thought about this. That perfume is really powerful that even after washing the Okrika more than ten times you will still perceive the scent. Okrika all the way, some of my best clothes are okrika, they're more durable than new clothes.

adisabarber:
I don buy am before o. When person tell me say e dey last pass new clothes. Omo, when I wash am I no recognise the cloth again. It was just too obvious that it wasn't new. To make matters worse, it was even more expensive that new trouser

HomeOfMe:
I love okrika no matter what. They come with quality and beautiful trendy designs. What I do is soak them in boiling hot water with salt,dettol and baking soda,it kill the smell.

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.

Anigreat:











My Love for okrika stopped the very day i read Souloho19 story "THE DEVIL WEARS OKRIKA"

Nairalanders who have read the story can relate.


Op this one you're loving okrika i hope you are not Pastor Bartholomew reincarnate?

In case this sound strange to you this is the link to the story https://www.nairaland.com/3946214/devil-wears-okrika

After reading it, you'll start to hate okrika

Anigreat:











My Love for okrika stopped the very day i read Souloho19 story "THE DEVIL WEARS OKRIKA"

Nairalanders who have read the story can relate.


Op this one you're loving okrika i hope you are not Pastor Bartholomew reincarnate?

In case this sound strange to you this is the link to the story https://www.nairaland.com/3946214/devil-wears-okrika

After reading it, you'll start to hate okrika

Mekanus:
I have always thought about this. That perfume is really powerful that even after washing the Okrika more than ten times you will still perceive the scent. Okrika all the way, some of my best clothes are okrika, they're more durable than new clothes.

Dembuk2009:
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@bolded....Ibere oriburuku!
Ese ya ju moto lo, irin lo ma pa eniyen!

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.

austink1:
Lol.. It's actually a liquid washing soap used abroad. U can get it at the malls in Nigeria. It's called 'comfort' shampoo for clothes..

BruncleZuma:


Newsflash OP, what you're missing is the smell of mothballs, industrial fabric sprays and disinfectants that is why "Okrika Wake-up" smell the same the world over and not forgetting Formaldehyde.

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.