Air Peace: Farotimi “One Oba made an ‘Agbada’ for a musician with Naira, yet, no one touched him”

Human rights advocate Dele Farotimi shared his thoughts on the rise of racial and religious prejudice in Nigeria. Remember how the crew of Nigeria’s top airline, Air Peace, caused a stir on its first flight by dressing in traditional Igbo clothing, known as Isi Agu? Wearing the Isi Agu attaire, a traditional garment for important rituals like as weddings, is a significant way for Igbo tribe members to show off their unity and lineage. CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

In reaction to this, the legal practitioner, Farotimi, cited the need for Nigerians to put a halt to ethnic bigotry.

He made reference to an event where a king made use of the Nigerian currency as clothing material for a musician.

He compared the two similar occurrences, questioning the reason why the airline company currently receives backlash from Nigerians regarding the firm’s choice of attire during the celebration while accolades are being rained on the king.

In a video posted by Sahara TV, Dele Farotimi said,”One king even made an Agbada for a musician with Naira yet no one touched him”.

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