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This is a Nigeria native attire that portrays the way and culture of the people of Hausa / Fulani tribe . This costume speaks volume as it helps preserve and project the people way of live. This attire is what the female child wears in the northern state of Nigeria ..This is a Nigeria native attire that portrays the way and culture of the people of Hausa / Fulani tribe . This costume speaks volume as it helps preserve and project the people way of live. This attire is what the female child wears in the northern state of Nigeria .This is a Nigeria native attire that portrays the way and culture of the people of Hausa / Fulani tribe . This costume speaks volume as it helps preserve and project the people way of live. This attire is what the female child wears in the northern state of Nigeria ..This is a Nigeria native attire that portrays the way and culture of the people of Hausa / Fulani tribe . This costume speaks volume as it helps preserve and project the people way of live. This attire is what the female child wears in the northern state of Nigeria .This is a Nigeria native attire that portrays the way and culture of the people of Hausa / Fulani tribe . This costume speaks volume as it helps preserve and project the people way of live. This attire is what the female child wears in the northern state of Nigeria ..This is a Nigeria native attire that portrays the way and culture of the people of Hausa / Fulani tribe . This costume speaks volume as it helps preserve and project the people way of live. This attire is what the female child wears in the northern state of Nigeria .This is a Nigeria native attire that portrays the way and culture of the people of Hausa / Fulani tribe . This costume speaks volume as it helps preserve and project the people way of live. This attire is what the female child wears in the northern state of Nigeria ..This is a Nigeria native attire that portrays the way and culture of the people of Hausa / Fulani tribe . This costume speaks volume as it helps preserve and project the people way of live. This attire is what the female child wears in the northern state of Nigeria ..
Specifications
Key Features
- Cultural look
- Classy
- speaks volume
- Affordable
- For female child
What’s in the box
The top and rapper, head band ,bag, neck chain and hand chain
Specifications
- SKU: FA203MW6FDSGHNAFAMZ
- Product Line: Prisdavb
- Model: Hausa / Fulani custume
- Weight (kg): 0.5
- Color: White and off white
- Main Material: N/A
- Shop Type: Jumia Mall
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Very flimsy
Thin material
15-12-2025by AJ
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Hausa / Fulani Cultural Attire
₦ 18,500
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