Malawi Vice President, Wife Rocks Igbo Traditional Attire (See Photos)

Odewumi Oluwadamilare 
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The Igbo tradition is one unique tradition that is beautiful. The Igbo people are also beautiful. The Igbo culture have been exported to different parts of the world. 

The Igbo culture is a true African culture.
You would agree that the Igbo culture is beautiful with the way people from different countries are trying to identify with the Igbos. 

The current Vice-president of Malawi was captured recently identifying with the Igbos by wearing the Igbo traditional attire known as isiagu.

Vice-president Saulos Klaus Chilima and wife in their own traditional attire.
With the true spirit of African brotherhood, the culture is gradually spreading it's tentacles all the way to Malawi, a Southern African Country. 

The Vice Presidential of Malawi named, Saulos Klaus Chilima wore the dress with his wife. The wife dressed like an Igbo wife. That's so beautiful.

Igbo traditional attire are beautiful. They are unique. There are different attire fit different categories of people. There are attire for ordinary people, there are attire for titled men. There are regalia for chiefs and traditional rulers.

The real red cap is for titled men. In Igbo land, you don't wear the red cap unless you are a titled man. You can see how unique the Igbo culture is.

If you are not an Igbo and wishes to identify with the Igbos, you are free to do so. There are beautiful Igbo attire everywhere. Just her one and look great.

The Igbo people are found predominantly in the South Eastern part of Nigeria and some parts of the South South. They are scattered all over the world. They are good in business. They are also good in technology.

The Igbos are one of the tree major ethnic groups in Nigeria. They speak the Igbo language which comes in different dialects. They have one central Igbo language spoken and understood by the various Igbo groups.

Africa is one. It's a great continent. Whether you are a Malawian or Nigerian, we are all great children of Mother Africa. See the Vice-president and his wife in the Igbo attire.

Don't they look lovely in that attire? What Igbo names would you give them?