Last year December, a lot of ladies that wedded traditional wore ISIAGU during their IGBA NKWU.

Elders didn't complain
TRADITIONAL rulers didn't complain
Titles chiefs didn't complain etc

But I know that when I was growing up, ISIAGU is meant for titled chief.

The clothes isn't meant for anyone not to talk of women putting it on.

This days, both young guys, children, ladies etc wear ISIAGU on a daily basis

Do you think it's right?
Do you think NDI IGBO want to abolish the belief that isi Agu is only meant for tilted cheifs or do you think it's civilization?

you can also drop your comments by clicking the link http://www.akelicious.com/2018/02/do-you-think-its-right-women-wearing.html

People evolve each day...Now everything is juz for fashion, no restrictions whether u can slay it or nah...

In the name of FASHION, nothing is impossible...

They bought it. Because it can easily be bought in the market. It is common knowledge that the average Easterner values money more than anything else, even a chieftaincy title can be given to a ten year old if he has enough money to "wet the beaks" of the elders so why should they complain?

akelicious:
Last year December, a lot of ladies that wedded traditional wore ISIAGU during their IGBA NKWU.

Elders didn't complain
TRADITIONAL rulers didn't complain
Titles chiefs didn't complain etc

But I know that when I was growing up, ISIAGU is meant for titled chief.

The clothes isn't meant for anyone not to talk of women putting it on.

This days, both young guys, children, ladies etc wear ISIAGU on a daily basis

Do you think it's right?
Do you think NDI IGBO want to abolish the belief that isi Agu is only meant for tilted cheifs or do you think it's civilization?

you can also drop your comments by clicking the link http://www.akelicious.com/2018/02/do-you-think-its-right-women-wearing.html

Its the sign of changing times. 15 years ago, no woman in Igbo land would have dared to wear the Isiagu. Now you can see it here and there.

Im not too bothered about it.

My mum wore Ishiagu to dedicate my bro born in 1986. So this is just a repeat of fashion. Then they used it for wrapper and blouse. Now they use it as gown

Deep cultural traditions of the past seems to fizzle off as people are choosing to change with the new trend thereby taking away all limitations and trying something new

No one seems to be complaining or raising soo much dust...so maybe they don’t mind, cz there can’t be an excuse that they haven’t noticed

Elderly women can wear it.

It’s right.