But because Nigerians are generally known to take parties and partying seriously, the practice of choosing aso-ebis is linked to them. And one place where the most elaborate aso-ebis can be found is ...

It has become a norm in our society for traditional, religious or social events to be attended by friends, relations and associates in special fabrix known as Aso ebi. The celebrator feels loved and ...

Aso ebi – “family uniform” – is the Yoruba custom of people dressing alike for social events. The custom is rooted in kinship (ebi), an important aspect of Yoruba social life since precolonial times ...

JANET OGUNDEPO examines the age-old lure for aso ebi (ceremonial attire) and partygoers’ scrutiny of the costly value hosts attach to the fabric to seemingly raise funds One wouldn’t miss the ...

The use of ‘aso ebi’ (uniform fabrics) at parties and other events is commonplace in some parts of the country, particularly in the South-West. However, there have been divided opinions about how much ...

Matching outfits made from identical fabric. They’re a regular feature at parties, weddings and funerals in Nigeria, spotted across social media and fashion pages. They’re called aso ebi, a Yoruba ...

"Anyone that did not buy my clothes, I am speaking from a place of anger. If you eat the food, it will choke you. If you don't go out, I'll help you out myself. Don't provoke me." A Nigerian lady, ...

For those who do not already know, 'Aso-ebi' means "cloth of the family" and it is a phrase derived from the Yoruba language in western Nigeria. It simply has to do with fabrics of identical colour or ...