This has almost turned to knotted puzzle in my mind of recent. I know definitely Agbada is not a native wear of Igbo descendants.
This elegant attire is usually identified with Housas and Yoruba. Now, does this mean these two peoples share same heritage. Please fashionistas enlighten me.

But an Igbo boy killed the attire recently, didn't he?

it depends on the concept of agbada you are talking about.
the Hausa has its own roots of their traditional clothing I will try to remember its name while the Yoruba has its own distinct style
the two are different

ElDaIllest:
But an Igbo boy killed the attire recently, didn't he?

pig

the both owns it but an igbo man rock it more...


It suits an igbo man more than those two tribe..

Who ever that paid for the material and the tailor owns the Agbada

baralatie:
it depends on the concept of agbada you are talking about.
the Hausa has its own roots of their traditional clothing I will try to remember its name while the Yoruba has its own distinct style
the two are different

malun malun

How do you own it if you cant afford it?......

Ebuka owns his own, banky owns his like wise tambuwal, buhari and the rest..

ElDaIllest:
But an Igbo boy killed the attire recently, didn't he?

Criminal. Why would you kill t when you can grace it? �

optional1:


the both owns it but an igbo man rock it more...



It suits an igbo man more than those two tribe..

What kind of generalization logic is this?