She also encouraged Nigerians to wear clothes made from Akwete fabric to support local traditions. At the event, the weavers gave her the traditional title of “Ugo Nwanyi” of Abia State in appreciation of her support.
The donation aims to strengthen the industry, create opportunities for the women, and help preserve this important cultural craft.
Akwete weaving is a well-known handwoven fabric from the area. Women in the community have passed this skill from one generation to the next for many years. The First Lady praised the women for their hard work and dedication in keeping this part of Igbo culture alive
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ReplyDeleteAkwete cloth is very beautiful and durable.
ReplyDeleteThank you First lady for your support.
Let me go and ask Davido on Instagram to come and sponsor my Akwete training 🏃🏽♀️🏃🏽♀️🏃🏽♀️🏃🏽♀️
ReplyDeleteDonated? I just hope the money actually gets to them in the end, and it’s not just for clout or political antics.
ReplyDeleteBut then again, why is it only when election season is around the corner that we start seeing gestures like this?
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Hasn't she be going around and donating to school around Nigeria and others. She was abused by nursing students or you suddenly have selective amnesia? Don't start this election card
DeleteKudos the First Lady of the Nation.
ReplyDeleteMore of this should be encouraged.
DOZZYBEST.
That's a good one. Congratulations to the women
ReplyDelete50 million for empowerment.
ReplyDelete2 billion to boost weaving of clothes.
Celebrities should come out and help the poor.
Nice one First Lady
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