Nigerians can now buy tickets online for Lagos-Ibadan and Warri-Itakpe rail lines,
Nigerians can now buy tickets online for Lagos-Ibadan and Warri-Itakpe rail lines, thanks to the E-ticket platform launched by the Federal Government on Monday.
This fabric has become a trendy fashion style among urban folks who appreciate the rich cultural heritage it represents. Additionally, the versatility of Adire fabric makes it suitable for different occasions and styles, from casual wear to high-end fashion.
Adire is a traditional Nigerian textile that is made using a resist-dyeing technique. The fabric is tied, stitched, or wrapped with a resist material before dyeing, resulting in unique designs and patterns. Adire fabric is typically made from cotton and is commonly used to create clothing, accessories, and home decor items. The process of making Adire is a cultural tradition that has been passed down through generations in southwestern Nigeria.
Adire is a traditional tie-dye fabric that originated from the Yoruba people of Nigeria. It is commonly found in the southwestern states of Nigeria, particularly in Ogun and Osun states.
Types of Adire Styles
Some popular Adire styles include the "Oniko" (elephant's footprints), "Alabere" (spider's web), "Eko" (dots), "Olokere" (full moon), and "Pele oju" (close eyes).
The Nigerian Community Business and Citizens Services is set to host Adire Fashion Show in the United States
The Nigerian Community Business and Citizens Services is set to host Adire Fashion Show in the United States this summer. The event will feature multiple styles from leading local Adire makers from Nigeria. The show will also boost economic ties between Nigeria and the United States.
