Lai Mohammed: Information minister mocked for blazer on 'Agbada' outfit

Lai Mohammed came under criticism for rocking a blazer on a traditional 'Agbada' outfit.

Lai Mohammed's uinque outfit inspired negative comments directed the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration.

Online trolls have made a mockery of Nigeria's Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, who rocked a blazer on 'Agbada' on a visit to the Real Madrid stadium in Madrid, Spain.

Comments circulating Twitter suggests displeasure concerning the unique outfit of the government representative who was captured in a group picture with some associates at the Bernabeu.

 

The attire seemed a thing of embarrassment to Nigerians who used the opportunity to take a jibe at the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration, tagged as a clueless setup of individuals.

Perhaps the perceived incompetence of the government in areas relating to managing the economy and providing security offered the motivation for the witty remarks.

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Man in transit spotted rocking Yoruba Gucci cap

A man captured sitting in a bus has been spotted rocking a Yoruba cap with the Gucci imprint boldly written on it.

The multi-coloured head wear brought attention to how much the global fashion brand is coveted among Nigerians.

In the case of highly expensive designer wears, a number of cases where people put on an adulterated version of an outfit have been witnessed.

 

Gucci has over the years managed to elevate itself from being just a clothing line to a brand that has inspired interests from world celebrities including those in Nigeria.

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Apart from their admirable artistic skills which has fetched them so much money, prominent Nigerian entertainers have patronized the designer as a show-off to prove the extent of their wealth.

This has ensured their membership in the Gucci Gang, a privilege only open to those with an ability to handle the financial requirement needed to wear dresses produced by the expensive designer.

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