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Wow! Amazing information Virtue Grace! What a process of knowledge in chemistry. You really bringing us interesting findings and amazing stories of people and places.
I am so proud of you and happy that you are sharing these important age old traditions which is preserved so all diasporas get to know and appreciate. . Social media will help expand the economy in these areas. Fashion houses as far as China and Europe appreciate this. Our children’s children need to know about these traditions and appreciate and support its educational, historical as well as economic value. 👏💯.
I'm so happy to see this. About a week ago a student of mine was asking me about local fabric dying in Nigeria. She wanted to know about the dying process and its history, I was able to give her some information on Adire (tie and dye). After watching this video, I will definitely have more information for her.
Muchas gracias por informarnos sobre esta importante actividad económica milenaria de Nigeria. Muchas gracias por la traducción al español. Un abrazo desde Colombia 🇨🇴
The indigo dye gave birth to the famous Tie-Dye fabric pattern, which was created in Nigeria centuries ago. But today like everything else, the world attributes it to the Western nations… I am glad we are telling our own stories because after all, the Afrikan or Black Man walked this earth first… I’ve subscribed… what a great historical content. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
I’m based in Abuja and wanna get some of these fabrics. Happy to pay someone for the trouble of going to shop for these on my behalf and send them by bus to Abuja. Let me know if interested
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Wow! Amazing information Virtue Grace! What a process of knowledge in chemistry. You really bringing us interesting findings and amazing stories of people and places.
Thank you, our ancestors were knowledgeable and interested well with their environment.
thank you Virtue grace for showcasing the love and hospitality of the people of Kano.
thank you for giving Us an up close look at Nigerian life
You're welcome. Please share the video 🤗
Beautiful!🌹❤️ Mama you're beautiful. Thank you. Africa we don't need the west. We have everything.
Thank you very much. Please share the video 🤗
I am so proud of you and happy that you are sharing these important age old traditions which is preserved so all diasporas get to know and appreciate. . Social media will help expand the economy in these areas. Fashion houses as far as China and Europe appreciate this. Our children’s children need to know about these traditions and appreciate and support its educational, historical as well as economic value. 👏💯.
It is a pleasure, I live doing it. Please share the video 🤗
Alldat♥🖤💚
I'm so happy to see this. About a week ago a student of mine was asking me about local fabric dying in Nigeria. She wanted to know about the dying process and its history, I was able to give her some information on Adire (tie and dye). After watching this video, I will definitely have more information for her.
Muchas gracias por informarnos sobre esta importante actividad económica milenaria de Nigeria. Muchas gracias por la traducción al español.
Un abrazo desde Colombia 🇨🇴
Am first to be waiting for this
Awww, welcome. 🤗
I'm 84th🤭🙈
I want to visit Kano
You will love it.
You'll love it in Kano
Fascinating! Awesome tradition...
Thank you, please share the video 🤗
Always so informative! Thank you for sharing this ancient knowledge with us. Africa has been there thousands of years before and forever.🙏
Pleasure is mine. Absolutely 👌🏾. Please share the cost
Right here on time ❤❤🌹🙏
Always 🤗😍. Please share the video
We are the Early Birds😄
Hi Grace, just enjoying the way you speak Hausa 😎
Haha,thank you. Please share the video 🤗
@@africanstoryteller wow ,how many languages do you speak? That's talent .
@@pietrojenkins6901 I speak Tiv (my language) , Hausa, English and a little bit of French
So beautiful, thanks for sharing 👍 ❤
You're welcome
The indigo dye gave birth to the famous Tie-Dye fabric pattern, which was created in Nigeria centuries ago. But today like everything else, the world attributes it to the Western nations…
I am glad we are telling our own stories because after all, the Afrikan or Black Man walked this earth first…
I’ve subscribed… what a great historical content.
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Absolutely, that's why we tell our stories. We have to reclaim our cultural identity and heritage by all means including story telling
This is Beautiful to watch 🥰
Thank you
Extraordinaire! 👏👏👏
Merci
I’m based in Abuja and wanna get some of these fabrics. Happy to pay someone for the trouble of going to shop for these on my behalf and send them by bus to Abuja. Let me know if interested
Which type of fabric they are using?
Nice vlog dear
Thank you
@@africanstoryteller are you from Nigeria?
@@vaishalipakhidde6772 yes, I am
@@africanstoryteller ooo...... Great
Watching your vlog from India 🥰
@@vaishalipakhidde6772 thank you
Where can I get some of these clothes to buy? Is there a website you can point me to?
Wow, do they ship to the States? I would love to support and buy a few yards!
Any contact numbers of thèse artisans?