What seems like a quiet revolution is unfolding on the sidewalks and in air-conditioned office spaces. Young professionals are showing up to work in pieces made from Aso Oke and Adire, wearing it like a badge of honour. What was once strictly “traditional attire” for weddings and owambes has mad
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Chioma Onuh
Chioma Onuh is a journalist, social media manager and SEO specialist with over five years of experience in digital storytelling and audience engagement. She writes clear, human-centred stories and profiles, and currently manages digital content and strategy at BusinessDay.
