₦airaland Forum

vankelvin:
What the woman is wearing is not a nigerian cloth,
Can you tell us where you weave that fabric in nigeria?

I know nigerian traditional and locally made fabrics when I see one...
The man is in Aso Oke, but the woman has aso oke hanging on her shoulder.

See these pictures, the men are in Aso oke whereas the ladies are in imported fabrics with aso oke hanging on the shoulder of the first lady

If you have an eye, you should see the man is in complete Aso oke while the lady is in the blending mould. Our Aso oke can be blend with other fabrics that is modernisation for you. We have some Aso oke that has more look like that of that lady.

Shma:
keep trying, the second pic is not kenya.
Post more slums, dig more nigga.
I will only post your cities.

More from that neibourhood.

Shma:
Slum integrated lasgidi.

All those places are just a tiny purtion of the island and still in one neibourhood. now from the same neighborhood, lets take a closer view. If Nairobi your kibera look like this then thank your God.

vankelvin:
God blessed Ghanaian's with sense to create our own traditional wears so we don't need to go and steal other countries cloth as ours...
Indian's, Chinese and the Arabs are making good monies from you guys and you are happy claiming their fabrics as your.. Jokers

1st pic-----Ghanaian traditional cloth
2nd pic----Nigerian traditional cloth
3rd pic---- Nigerian borrowed/imported traditional wears
4th pic-----Another borrowed traditional wear

Indian republic of nigeria,, borrow-borrow will kill una

Take a good look at these fabric. This was weaved here in Nigeria and completely Nigerian, Locally made and produced by a Nigerian. From head to toe this is proudly Aso oke.

vankelvin:
God blessed Ghanaian's with sense to create our own traditional wears so we don't need to go and steal other countries cloth as ours...
Indian's, Chinese and the Arabs are making good monies from you guys and you are happy claiming their fabrics as your.. Jokers

1st pic-----Ghanaian traditional cloth
2nd pic----Nigerian traditional cloth
3rd pic---- Nigerian borrowed/imported traditional wears
4th pic-----Another borrowed traditional wear

Indian republic of nigeria,, borrow-borrow will kill una

I can see how your Kente influenced your uncivilised culture just like these ones here. Just take a look omo Ghana.

Port Harcourt city

More of Port Harcourt

KADUNA CITY

vankelvin:
Non Nigerians here, please make your own conclusion on this matter
This picture below which our people claim as Port Harcourt do not have a name

So in Short, that place is in the pipe-line I mean its a future Port Harcourt It does not exist

This is Port Harcourt for you I don't understand your point in any way. Do you think that city is a bush like most village in ghana?

vankelvin:
Stop lying,
these are not nigerian traditional fabrics.
we have some in Ghana but we don't call them traditional cloths.

They can never be traditional in Ghana that was why I told you we are not your mate in this man.

obaaderemi:
Below is a sample of Aso Oke made in Ondo town more than a century ago. If you sell that illiterate Ghanaian, the money can not buy this cloth.
That's if he is Ghanaian to start with.

Imagine he thought we are very cheap like Ghana.

vankelvin:
Okay oo
Lets just compare these 2 pictures

You are now posting city center pictures as campus pictures, then you come back to tell me I am an illiterate

Man Nigeria is beautiful take it.

These are Aso oke with beads design. Locally made.

vankelvin:
These ones you showed are the locally made Cloths in nigeria and not these below

1st picture---imported
2nd pic-----imported
third picture------ the lady own be foreign cloths, FAKE

It's like you want to see more of our Aso Oke, All are locally made here we don't import Aso Oke man. More of our locally made and designs here.

vankelvin:
You think you are talking to your 2 year old baby or what?
You can deceive kenyan's on this particular one not me..
You are still claiming Indian,Arab and chinese cloth as nigeria wear what desperation can do?



These below are original nigerian cloths and not the borrowed Indian,Arab,Chinese wears

Is like you are not really updated about the locally made Aso oke we are moving to the next level here take the real look of Ask Oke and cool your mind we are not mate in designs.

vankelvin:
Your anus have been opened wide for all to see
Nigerian's are fake people with their borrowed traditional wears

Indian Republic of nigeria

These ones are called Adire. Stop all this jealous.

vankelvin:
Your anus have been opened wide for all to see
Nigerian's are fake people with their borrowed traditional wears

Indian Republic of nigeria

These are called Aso Oke. You can get them with different designs check them out.

vankelvin:
Fashion is not the same as traditional wear you dimwit



This is the original nigerian traditional wear

I doubt if you are really ok.

Danielnino00:
Bro abeg,what's the name of that road that connects Abeokuta with Obafemi Owode? .. I've plied the road a few times and I really love the view. . Do u know the name??

That is Kobape. The road connects Isiun in Obafemi Owode down to Sagamu. The government seats is at Okemosan. Oke - Ilewo is a business district in that area.

Ikene - Ilisan road, Sagamu area view.

A close view

Obasanjo hilltop Abeokuta

And lots more.

Nakuru boys should cruise in Onitsha a little.

Onitsha

Onitsha eyeing you

many places to hide ur head

All over the place

Modernization springing up

Abeokuta neighborhood

The town abk

Abeokuta