attires (photos)
Months after the Igbos in the North were given notice to leave the region (a decision which was later rescinded), some Kano youths have taken what may be considered a peaceful measure.
Even though there may have been some undeniable
tension after the Igbos were asked to leave the
North, with IPOB leader Nnamdi Kanu, clamouring for
Nigeria to be divided, some people have gone out of
their way to ensure that there is peace.
A Twitter user identified as Aminu Zimit, shared a
post about how some youths in the North decided to
embrace their Igbo brothers in a 'special' way during
the recently concluded Eid (Sallah) celebrations.
According to Zimit, the youths decided to dress up in
traditional Igbo attires to celebrate their holidays. He
said that was a step taken to prove to Kanu that they
are a peaceful and loving people.
The youths took to the streets in their Igbo attires.
Photo: Twitter/Aminu Zimit
Posting the tweet he wrote:
"KANO boys celebrating #Eid wearing #Igbo
attires...Over to #Kanu ,we are accommodating,
peaceful & loving people"
See another photo below:
The youths danced through the streets in their
wrapper and vests. Photo: Twitter/Aminu Zimit
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