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What you don’t know about Buhari’s northern traditional ‘Tangaran’ cap
President Muhammadu Buhari has been known to rock the famous Hausa traditional cap to complement his outfit.…CONTINUE READING
Northerners such as President Buhari are found of wearing the Hausa/aboki cap also called the Fula. It is an item of clothing that traditionally represents the history of the tribe…..CONTINUE READING
For the last 8 years of Buhari’s tenure, he was mostly seen with his Fula. It is not news that the president wears it with his Babban Riga.
He has been seen wearing the Fula during important events both within the country and attending international functions.
The Fula displays of rich cultural significance for many African people. It symbolizes wealth and status.
It is said that “not wearing a hat with traditional dress shows irresponsible behaviour and even cultural sacrilege.”
Report indicate that in Nigeria, wearing a hat “is a mark of respect” for oneself, and “When you don’t wear a hat, traditional dress is not complete,” and “it reflects a disconnect between man and his own culture.”
Each cap has variety of colours which have unique embroidered designs…..CONTINUE READING
Below are some beautiful photos of President Buhari rocking the Fula
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