gypsey:
she looks fantanstic! gorgeous i like! how can were can i buy one of these shorts? very creative! this is what fashion is all about!

Benita27:
That material isn't an ordinary ankara. You can't find it littered in the markets but a sacred material in Igbo culture used by Elders for traditional rites.

freedom96:
If this diatribe was from a northerner you bloody hypocrites would be here jumping head over heels condemning Islam and muslims,accusing them of intolerance and all the usual tantrums you throw at them.Now that it's coming from Franklin-not Musa or Garba-a fellow 'civilized' and 'educated' 'southerner,what do you have to say Dan Ubanku!??

teresafaith:
Make the man take several sit backstage jare
What rubbish! I wear what I like cos I bought it with my money

sprintscr7:
coming soon with isi agu...u people don't know anything...culture ko cultist ni

Leez:

laudate and gotze1 wee kall her suffertiscated
Afonjas slaves since 1 B.C

Gotze1:
Why menrioning my moniker, don't you have job?

Benita27:
That material isn't an ordinary ankara. You can't find it littered in the markets but a sacred material in Igbo culture used by Elders for traditional rites.

FrancisDiote:
Is isi agu not made of cotton. Did your ancestors bring it from heaven?

Trendinghelm:
This is a total disrespect to our culture - man blast lady who made shorts out of this material
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A Facebook user Egunnaya Franklin has called out a lady for sewing short shorts with the ISI AGU material, worn mostly by the Igbos.

He wrote;

"Me, am not in support of this, it is an insult to the Igbo nation, come on, we have traditions for crying out loud, how can a full grown lady sew short with our ISI AGU, and you call it civilization, how many Hausa's and Yoruba's have been civilized to this point, it's a total disrespect to our tradition, I don't support evil"
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More @ http://trendinghelm..com/2017/11/this-is-total-disrespect-to-our-culture.html

teresafaith:
Make the man take several sit backstage jare
What rubbish! I wear what I like cos I bought it with my money

simplemach:
They have deviated from our OMENANA and are now doing OMENENU

Florblu:
What's disrespctful in this?


No be today una dey sew shorts with ankara now.

DWJOBScom:


God bless you
We probably wouldn't have things to teach our children.

Benita27:
She should enter Imo State with that bum-short and pass by the market with it. Market women will reset her brain to factory setting.

Patheos:



Nah the bold part they vex me pass, they think everything is all about fashion

Florblu:
What's disrespctful in this?

No be today una dey sew shorts with ankara now.

Leez:
ewedudeen children of hate trying so hard with silly propaganda pathetic lot

toolovely:
Do Igbos still have culture? It's dead already. The present day generation have bastardised the Igbo culture and traditions. I pity igbos because, very soon, Igbo language will go into extinction.
Our young people are proud to speak Yoruba or hausa but shy to speak their native Igbo language and call it civilisation....