Ohizman73:
No sence here, Give to Ceaser what is due to him.If he indeed was a traditional man, he ought to have opted out of an Foreign event as Church marriage in the first place.There are ethics and protocol in every said event.Is he now trying to rubbish his bride that wore an english marriage gown . lets be factual in all we do.

abbegy mk we hear word. Which ceaser

Johnson5258:
That's not a problem, we need to grow our textile industry too, at least the money is still within our confines.

Nigeria Amaka

Stop preaching me about Nigeria Amaka. Wetin be these one self. Am I a stranger

No comment.

So sorry.

cybernaut:
Stop preaching me about Nigeria Amaka. Wetin be these one self. Am I a stranger

cynthia500:
“The only thing standing in the way between you and your goal is the BS story you keep telling yourself as to why you can’t achieve it.

Please what is (what do you mean by) BS story ? ?

cybernaut:
Shut up animal. Isiagu dress represent Igbo attire. Nonsense animal will teach me my cultural attire of our forefathers. Thunder fire you idiot. These are some fools who never visited their land for live. My mama tell me say I be Igbo.

Mannerless eediot! Go and tell your village people to shut up, not me. You people will turn an isiagu to a random wrapper that anyone can now wear to anything and expect people to revere Igbos and their traditions. Tell me, was Isiagu a common cloth sold in the market when our forefathers were alive?

I don't blame you. I blame the Igbos that keep allowing their culture to be submerged with white men culture all in the name of wokeness.

uhmm I did some little research and this are the real ancient Igbo attire.... man's should have pulled up like this, why revise culture and tradition...you should be proud of your ancestors...notice they even had neck ties, seems the British stole that one

at least one must learned that we don't needs to emulate white people anymore... I love the guy, this confam african

Mine will be no wedding at all, only traditional. If She no want, then She should foot the wedding bills herself. I passionately hates frivolities, trends and clout chasing.

cynthia500:
“The only thing standing in the way between you and your goal is the BS story you keep telling yourself as to why you can’t achieve it.

Thank you so much. We are our own biggest enemies.

Fela Anikulapo Kuti said it all. Conquered Africans suffering from Eurocentric acculturation, mental programming and brutal colonisation. Look at them stinking mental slaves.

Fela Anikulapo Kuti said it all. Conquered Africans suffering from Eurocentric acculturation, mental programming and brutal colonisation. Look at them stinking mental slaves.
Culture that is not biblical but that of their slave masters who brought the religion.

This shows that your church tradition is anti-African and pure European culture that is not related to the Bible or church. Was it coat Jesus and his disciples were wearing in biblical times? How then are European cultures to be practised in church?

whatever, he can also wear suit to hisTraditional wedding

GreenSignet:
My guy go RenMoney go take loan. Leave all this katakata ideologies


Go borrow money buy suit abeg.

You think that the Ishi-agu dress is cheap??
Foolish slowpoke You Are.!!

Sixfeetbelle:


"Isiagu" is a traditional outfit worn by people who worshipped traditional gods. If he wanted to get married in a church, wearing an outfit made for a traditional ceremony is an insult to the traditional society.

@(Bolded) Your line of argument is so faulty...
Ishi-agu is the most popular cultural dress of the Igbo people.. And they were worn at ceremonies and big occasions..
The dress has nothing (absolutely nothing) to do with idol worshipping..
..
You can find out for yourself the popular cultural dresses for other tribes in Nigeria, and even abroad.. (Scotland and co).. Then, tell me if they wear them to worship idols.

frozen70:

He is not a strong catholic, that's his church and he chooses to wed there
He is a complete traditionalist

YOU NO SEE ME AT ALL...

frozen70:


When you see an Igbo man that is a traditionalist, he applies traditional to every thing he does

That dress is called Isiagu, its a native dress for men

He could as well wore a suit which is the real conventional dress for English wedding, but putting on that dress shows he loves his culture and tradition

By the time many people will start to wear anything to their own church weddings, including bum-shorts,, that will be the time the churches will develop proper dress-codes for intending couples...
For now, many people are still doing what others were doing.

edoairways:

A sensible African will not even engage in white wedding.

Probably the wife forced it or he did it to satisfy his parents.

You'll be surprised how many ladies will say over their dead body when asked to forgo church wedding for just traditional wedding. One even asked me, "What will I tell my friends?" As in, that was her excuse. Unfortunately, by the time she came back pleading for just the trad, man don waka already

Ohizman73:
No sence here, Give to Ceaser what is due to him.If he indeed was a traditional man, he ought to have opted out of an Foreign event as Church marriage in the first place.There are ethics and protocol in every said event.Is he now trying to rubbish his bride that wore an english marriage gown . lets be factual in all we do.

sensible comment

Donald3d:
I also wore a native attire to my church wedding .

I personally hate suits, I don't understand the fuss behind them .

I find them very uncomfortable and pointless.

I have been working fully remote for many years, when I worked in an office, I wore what I was comfortable in, Jean and round neck top , with nice sneakers.
My employers forced me to wear uncomfortable "corporate wears ".

I don't understand why Africans like clinging to certain "norms", especially when there are better and more comfortable options.

I hate "norms" especially when they can be improved upon, or they are unnecessary, I like disrupting.
Efficiency is better than follow follow

My son you have to resign and start your own company, if you feel uncomfortable wearing business or corporate wear.
In my company, democracy do not apply.
Attire rules. No tight fitting trousers, Shirt, Suit and skirts
No beard
No heavy make-up
No bushy hair, No clean shaven hair, except for me the MD.
No office romance.
Again please resign and start your own business

Y the woman no wear native too
Women women women

Someone is getting liberated from Slave mentality.

I love this.



E nor dey constitution say person must wear suit wed.......We shouldn't copy oyibo people in everything.

nwa afo!

TimeTraveler369:
Finally, a sensible African!

Lol. The way some of you guys see things show how poorly logical most of you are.

So because he wore a traditional to his wedding makes him sensible than others who dont? And more African

But you forgot that this is incomplete...

For him to be completely Africanize, his wife must wear native from head to toe, and the wedding should take place in a shrine or at the brides home, because thats the African way.

This is still a combination of western and African culture. ...

There's NOTHING wrong with it. Na western influence be suit nau .

He probably has a lot of money and has been donating to the church. That's why he could wear whatever he likes. No be Catholic Church for Africa....? Abegi jare

He must be a typical Anambra man

TimeTraveler369:
Finally, a sensible African!

Which sensible . Why is his wife not wearing her own .
Besides what is the use of the white wedding when they can just do tradition and is a enough .
White weddings is it part of our tradition if really he wants to represent Africa?

Mindlog:
Nice one. The Catholic Church strongly supports inculturation and it reflects with those ishi agu prints on their chasubles.

This is total bullshit .
Is going to church Africa culture in the real sense.

Exodora:

This is total bullshit .
Is going to church Africa culture in the real sense.

An attribute of religion is it being dispersal, just like the phone you are using and the English language you are communicating with as a result of western education are not products of our African culture.