This ones na rich Lagos models probably from other tribes in afonja outfits.make una show us the real afonjas from ogbomosho,ijegbu Igbo,ekiti and other hinterland make we see.seeing is believing

These ladies can't be afonja,didn't see the tiger mark to prove that they are afonja.

missyb08:
Awwwwwwn Can't wait to see @sexybbstar in that attire.

janykute:
These ladies can't be afonja,didn't see the tiger mark to prove that they are afonja.

Do I have tiger mark?.. And I'm afonja... A proud one

enemyofprogress:
always saying the truth,even you,you have mouth odour

Idiat

This thread has shown that many nairalanders have heads but can't think. Every normal person knows most yorubas don't have tribal marks. This is the 21st century and though some families still do it but they are very very few. Let's not allow hatred to prevent us from using our common sense.

baby124:
Beautiful pictures OP, continue. I can see that Yoruba girls have broken the hearts of many here. They are so bitter and angry anytime a thread about Yoruba women come up. Lmaoooo.

Babe I tire for this their jealousy o.

Sweet ebony

Henryyy:

Idiat

Chocolate

ottohan:
LOL
The ones in real life are so dark like coal and have been decorated with tribal marks

but u are more ugly than they are n0w, ugly a$$ bitch

Op,well done!Yoruba women got the goods oh jare...cultured,beautiful,sophisticated,elegant,soft in all the right places with em curves...yet strong women.Epitome of true African beauty.

Tchinaidi:
This ones na rich Lagos models probably from other tribes in afonja outfits.make una show us the real afonjas from ogbomosho,ijegbu Igbo,ekiti and other hinterland make we see.seeing is believing

e pain am...bad belle people everywhere.you no get eye to see their features ni?all soft and feminine?mtcheew,gerarahia mehn

PLS SHOW US THE REAL AFONJA WOMEN AND NOT ALL THESE PAINTED DEMONS.

I don't know the heart of Agulu (igbos) who always feels uncomfortable with any good information about Yorubas, all Agulu intentions was to ridicule Yorubas but unfortunately for them Yorubas always on top, Agulu (igbos) can heat their heads on the wall, it jealous that's causing wahala for Agulu (igbos).

Okenwa10:
PLS SHOW US THE REAL AFONJA WOMEN AND NOT ALL THESE PAINTED DEMONS.

Can also show us the real Agulu (igbos) women because it is jealous of Yoruba will cause your death, rogue descendants of Agulu.

WHEN PIGS FLY

Mccullum:


Can also show us the real Agulu (igbos) women because it is jealous of Yoruba will cause your death, rogue descendants of Agulu.

i wanna see dem wtout MARY KAY/HOUSE OF TARA bfor i comment.......

Too many pained souls here..
Beauty is a universal thing..to think it is restricted to any group is just sad and DELUSIONAL..

lovely

BORNTOSUCKPUSSY:
the amount of fine girls from the east is outreageous nairaland cant contain them the site will crash igboamaka!

I tells u. ...but your moniker sha....

exguest:

Will love to see that of Igbo as well even though we all knw where you stand

I'm just Average. tnx

AverageAnnie:






I tells u. ...but your moniker sha....

you very pretty whats ur ig name

BORNTOSUCKPUSSY:
you very pretty whats ur ig name

I'm just Average dear... tnx

Women of other tribes come out dressed in attire.

Yoruba women do not dress in attire...no, no, no, no,

...our women come out dressed in STATEMENT!

Give it to Yoruba women, the most fashionable people on this planet!

Another thing about Yoruba brides is that they love to appear elegant. 99% of the time the "iro" and "buba" are fully embellished, same with the "gele" and "iborun". And not forgetting the eye-catching accessories thrown in to enhance the look.

Wrll done.
Keep the thread updated.

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Henryyy:
Seeing the threads showcasing the Idoma and Tiv brides in their beautiful costumes, i was impressed and was also inspired to create something similar for my ethnic group.
I like the idea of cultural appreciation so here goes.

Lalasticlala, Mynd44

Sir, please do not use the word 'costumes,' to describe Nigerian cultural attires or outfits. Costumes are worn by actors trying to mimic a character, or thespians in the world of make belief. It is poorly educated, ill informed and biased Western journalists that regard the cultural attires or traditional dresses of other countries, as 'costumes.' Would they refer to their suits and ties as a costume? Or would they call their ball gowns or tuxedos, a costume? That word is an insult, when used to describe the rich, resplendent, regal attires worn by the Hausa, Yoruba, Efik, Igbo, Itsekiri, Urhobo, Tiv, Kanuri, and other different ethnic groups in Nigeria. Thank you.

laudate:


Sir, please do not use the word 'costumes,' to describe Nigerian cultural attires or outfits. Costumes are worn by actors trying to mimic a character, or thespians in the world of make belief. It is poorly educated, ill informed and biased Western journalists that regard the cultural attires or traditional dresses of other countries, as 'costumes.' Would they refer to their suits and ties as a costume? Or would they call their ball gowns or tuxedos, a costume? That word is an insult, when used to describe the rich, resplendent, regal attires worn by the Hausa, Yoruba, Efik, Igbo, Itsekiri, Urhobo, Tiv, Kanuri, and other different ethnic groups in Nigeria. Thank you.

Hey bro. Really sorry about that. Its just that other bridal threads on FP had similar title so I decided to go with the flow. But all the same correction accepted.