Discover the latest Nigerian traditional wear for men that you can purchase for ... Meanwhile, an Agbada (Yoruba name) is casual/ceremonial 3-piece clothing. It has an open-stitched full ...

For centuries, traditional Nigerian clothing has been an important part of the country’s culture, with each outfit telling a story about the wearer’s tribe, family, and status.

Prince Harry posing in traditional dress during a tour of Nigeria has gone viral after comparisons to an incident involving Prince William.. Harry and wife Meghan Markle have spent several days in ...

Undoubtedly, on the whole, Nigerian traditional clothing is very unique and interesting, according to Ahmad Sambo Waja, a northerner who resides in Jos, capital of Nigeria's middle-bet Plateau State.

My traditional dressing is very distinct to the Hausa ethnic group that I belong to in Nigeria – this recognition is important to me due to the diversity of the country (Getty Images/iStockphoto) ...

These post-Ileya festivals are full of music, dancing, bright traditional clothes, and plenty of joy. They bring people together and show the beauty of Nigeria’s rich and diverse culture.

Donated secondhand clothes from the United States and elsewhere are actually resold, making it harder for Nigeria's remaining clothing manufacturers to complete against a tidal wave of cotton and ...

But would-be Nigerian fashionistas are let down by the informal nature of shopping in the country, she says, because 98 percent of retail is still done via traditional outlets, such as tabletop ...

With its vibrant culture, sense of humor and adaptability, Nigeria has become the “Giant of Africa” in more ways than just population size. Discover 10 things Nigeria does better than anywhere ...

Dola Fatunbi Olutoye, 25, was ecstatic after becoming engaged last November to Dr. Yinka Olutoye, 26. She knew she wanted a traditional Nigerian wedding, but needed help executing the cultural ...

Boyega, who was born in London to British Nigerian parents, accessorized the red carpet look with a traditional Yoruba woven cap called a Fila and black dress shoes.