One of the things I love about Nigeria is the variety of clothing that people can wear, men and women. These images from Jonathan's rally last Saturday, show some examples.
Jonathan's rally
Monday, 28 March 2011
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Which does'impress you,the male or the female? you would like to dress in the Nigeria fashon one day, you do some time if , i can remember, but youb did not describe the one you have seen , is it strange, or you have known Nigerian dresses that way. infact we in Nigeriawe have varied way of dressing if you are in the west they wear agbada with a cap bended oneside or in the front, and women put on asoke, you must know how to tie a head gan. so it look funny,some of our dressing.
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