Increased smuggling of second-hand clothing into Nigerian market, has negatively affected
the consumption of locally-produced clothes, the cultural value of modest dressing and the …

The Ijebu people are famous for celebrating the annual Ojude-Oba festival, with the precept
of paying homage to the Monarch for over a century. The different age groups compete in a …

The present research depends on studying the characteristics of tally woven fabric structures
in Egyptian folklore of arts in some governorates from the delta to upper in Egypt.[1] Each …

In contributing to the debate on presidential dress fashion politics and diplomacy in Ghana,
the study investigated the views of Ghanaian audience (respondents) on the dress fashion …

Contemporary Nigerian artists like their counterparts in different parts of Africa have drawn
some of their inspirations from traditional art and life and in so doing they have not only …

Textiles and Fashion design in Somalia is a major industry that cannot stand alone without a
vibrant agricultural sector and aggressive research. Therefore, incorporating major textile …

The Post-cold War international regime has accentuated the convergence of sovereign
states as a desideratum for their continued relevance within the locus of contemporary …

Nigeria is currently being faced with serious economic challenges going into recession twice
in the last five years, it's economy largely dependent on the oil sector and a problem of high …

Unstructured draped clothes with their vast range of possibilities provide a considerable
opportunity for societal sustainability for the waste oriented fashion industry. The intention of …

Akwa-Ocha, which literally means white cloth, is a popular hand-woven cloth among the
Enuani people, who are also referred to as Aniocha people in present day Delta State in …