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garyaustin:
Flavour I know, Ebuka I know, who are the others?

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garyaustin:
Flavour I know, Ebuka I know, who are the others?

garyaustin:
Flavour I know, Ebuka I know, who are the others?

Ahmed0336:
Una dey see that Ebuka? Fear that man. Any clothes he wears suits him like kilode.

Ebuka always dressing to kill.

ProWalker:
That is certainly not igbo dressing.

Na that material wey be like chair-cover with animal drawings be igbo dress material

Maraokere:
Looks like something big is really coming up as the BBNaija presenter Obi- Uchendu Ebuka, Nigerian singer, Flavour, Nollywood actor, Eyinna Igwe, and two other actors took some shots together on their exquisite native attire.

Ebuka took to his Instagram page to share the beautiful pictures with a caption;

"Umu afo Igbo
Something’s coming..."

https://www.instagram.com/p/B4SlDaBpWLn/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

http://irukkanews.com/index.php/2019/11/01/flavour-ebuka-obi-uchendu-three-others-rocks-igbo-attire-photos/

iammo:
ibo men mobilising, we watching them like bat

garyaustin:
Flavour I know, Ebuka I know, who are the others?

ProWalker:
That is certainly not igbo dressing.

Na that material wey be like chair-cover with animal drawings be igbo dress material

Angelfrost:
The consequence of good tailors, and well disciplined physique.

AmuDimpka:
I don't know why you guys have problem with anything Igbo

That materia is called Isi agu it's ceremonial dressing for the chiefs

This is for the young men

It's not one type of dressing Igbo get

Sense una no wan get... Na envy go kill una... Abi na Yoruba dressing be this ?

CeterisXVII:
Oga, in the 1st and 2nd pictures, the young men are only wearing Igbo red caps. Their outfits are not Igbo.

Their dressing is just a sample of the contemporary outfits, that men in all tribes in Nigeria, currently wear.

If you remove the red cap and put a Hausa cap on top of the heads of those guys, you will think they are from the North.

If you substitute the red cap, and replace it with a local aso-oke cap called fila worn by those in the Southwest, you will think those guys are Yoruba men.

But the 3rd picture, is the authentic one. From the isi-agu to the red cap, everything is Igbo dressing. The woollen red/white cap can even be used alongside the red cap for greater variety.

The guy in the 3rd picture killed it. Igbo amaka! Correct Igbo demon.....

AmuDimpka:
I don't know why you guys have problem with anything Igbo

That materia is called Isi agu it's ceremonial dressing for the chiefs

This is for the young men


It's not one type of dressing Igbo get


Sense una no wan get... Na envy go kill una... Abi na Yoruba dressing be this ?

CeterisXVII:
Oga, in the 1st and 2nd pictures, the young men are only wearing Igbo red caps. Their outfits are not Igbo.

Their dressing is just a sample of the contemporary outfits, that men in all tribes in Nigeria, currently wear.

If you remove the red cap and put a Hausa cap on top of the heads of those guys, you will think they are from the North.

If you substitute the red cap, and replace it with a local aso-oke cap called fila worn by those in the Southwest, you will think those guys are Yoruba men.

But the 3rd picture, is the authentic one. From the isi-agu to the red cap, everything is Igbo dressing. The woollen red/white cap can even be used alongside the red cap for greater variety.

The guy in the 3rd picture killed it. Igbo amaka! Correct Igbo demon.....

LesbianBoy:
Where has Flavour been? He has been quiet musically and controversially

AmuDimpka:
I don't know why you guys argue foolishly

These are Igbo governors did you see what they wore?

AmuDimpka:
I don't know why you guys argue foolishly

These are Igbo governors did you see what they wore?

This is chinua Achebe in the 80s

Did you see what he wore?

Did you see edochie

OMANBALA1:
Well informed Nigga!! Tiri gbosaa!

CeterisXVII:
They are NOT wearing Igbo outfits. What they have on, is contemporary tunics and trousers, that have been adapted by men of all tribes in Nigeria.

AmuDimpka:
One thing is that we Igbo wear plain fabrics and Isi ag which is ceremonial and Chief wears this is for normal occasion... I know that it hurts because you guys are wearing it now ... It was made popular during Jonathan period because he has so many Igbo in the government and he wore this type but ijaw style which is longer with embroidery but Igbo wear is shorter and simpler mostly short sleeves while the ijaw is flowing

We Igbo know the difference

But one thing is that we don't wear lace ... Those are Yoruba thing ....
This is Chinua Achebe in early 80s... Is this contemporary

Abi you use English you don't know the meaning

CeterisXVII:
Oga, contemporary tunics and trousers have been in vogue since the '80s. So all this hour

AmuDimpka:
I don't think you know the meaning of contemporary

Okay show me a Yoruba man that wore this style in 70s ,. 80,90s just show me one .... Oga contemporary

Una just dey copy copy

AmuDimpka:
I don't think you know the meaning of contemporary

Okay show me a Yoruba man that wore this style in 70s ,. 80,90s just show me one .... Oga contemporary

Una just dey copy copy

Copy is not bad... But give credit to whom it's due

Show me one Yoruba that wore this in 70s or 80 or even 90s then I take you serious ...failure to do that

Can you shut the fück up and listen.

CeterisXVII:
Oga, there are quite a few Nigerians who have been wearing such outfits over the past few decades.

Use Google and do some research.

Stop expecting me to spoon-feed you with relevant info, that is freely available on the internet.

And try to stop throwing tantrums and insults. Not everyone is your enemy. And not everyone who replies your post, is Yoruba.

Temptee101:


Igbo Amaka

AmuDimpka:
Show me the few who wore it... I forgot that even the name Yoruba was even given by hausa and the type of clothes you guys were is from hausa now you have taken Igbo

Give credit... Though we know the meaning of Yoruba as FFK said but I've credit

Show us just one single Yoruba that wore this in 70s and 80s you no fit

Shut the hell up bro