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  • 8 Things You’ll Find In A Nigerian Dad’s Wardrobe

    Nigerian dads are really fashionable groups of people and their style and sense of fashion are mostly neglected. However, fashion items are not the only things that can be found in a Nigerian dad’s wardrobe. Here’s a list of things you’ll definitely find in a Nigerian dad’s wardrobe.

    1. Kangol caps.

    Kangol 504 Wool - Dark Blue

    Nigerian dads and their brothers are single-handedly keeping the Kangol cap industry in business. There is nothing a Nigerian dad can’t wear with a Kangol cap. It is their identity and their heritage and that’s ok.

    2. Khaki shorts.

    Men's Wrangler Cargo Shorts

    Is he even a Nigerian dad if he does not have this pair of shorts? This is the Nigerian dad’s closest relationship with the colonizers.

    3. This pair of sandals or something similar.

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    The Kangol cap, the shorts and this pair of sandals and the Nigerian dad’s look are almost complete. It’s not our business to tell them these sandals are ugly. They love them and that’s all that matters.

    4. Branded tee-shirt from religious or political events.

    Campaign Tshirt - Fashion/Clothing Market - Nigeria

    If you go through your dad wardrobe, you’ll find at least 5 of these kinds of tee shirts. The dad’s who consider themselves cool dads only wear them to the gym or to work out on days they remember.

    5. Birth certificates of his other children you don’t know about.

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    This isn’t always the case, but it’s not impossible either. You’d either find the birth certificate in his wardrobe, in his bank safe or in his will. Check his wardrobe very well, you don’t know what you’ll find.

    6. Belts.

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    You’ll actually find multipurpose belts in a Nigerian dad’s wardrobe. Some belts are used to hold up their waists, some are used to break their children’s backs and spirits. And some other belts do both.

    7. The Fedora hat.

    Fedora Hat | Konga Online Shopping

    You might not be able to relate to this if your dad is above a certain age. Sorry, no offence. This hat is another favourite for Nigerian men after the Kangol cap. This hat signifies a certain level of coolness – or maybe that’s what they say to themselves when they wear it.

    8. Half shoes.

    Men's Unique Fancy Half Shoes | Konga Online Shopping

    Nigerian dads have carried this trend and style on their backs since it was invented. This is also an “I want to be considered a cool dad” look. Are the shoes even comfortable?

  • 7 Of The Greatest Nigerian Dads We All Grew Up Watching On TV

    Father’s day is around the corner. To celebrate, I compiled a list of some of the most famous dads we grew up watching on TV.

    1) Chief Chief!

    Kunle Bamtefa from Fuji House Of Commotion.

    2) Oh-jigbi-jigbi.

    Papa Ajasco for life.

    3) Forever a spice.

    Nobert Young in family circle.

    4) This man was super intense.

    Funsho Adeolu in family ties.

    5) Just the two of us!

    Dafe and Swanta live forever in our hearts.

    5) Everyday people!

    That’s you and me.

    6) Sarah’s dad from the hit show Sarah.

    If you remember this scene, when are we attending your wedding?

    Haters will say this wasn’t a Nigerian cartoon. It counts as that for this list.

    7) The dad from “This Life.”

    Remember the father that asked the son to jump and he’d catch him? He then proceeds to not catch him. After which he follows with a speech of never trusting anyone in life. My trust issues started immediately after I watched that episode.

  • 9 Signs That You Are Now Like Your Nigerian Dad

    Remember growing up and thinking your dad was too serious with life and needed to relax and unwind just a little?

    Well, if you can relate to one of these, you are slowly becoming like him. Don’t cry, don’t beg.

    1) You are happy when you have money, quiet when you don’t.

    Because money is the root of all happiness.

    2) Your motto is that there is rice at home.

    We don’t waste money in this house.

    3) You no longer watch T.V if it’s not serious stuff.

    We only watch the news and listen to stock market projections in this house.

    4) Falling asleep in front of your laptop every night.

    What is happening to me?

    5) There is a special chair for you now because of adulthood back pain.

    I can’t come and die.

    6) Social life is nonexistent.

    Sleep, good.

    Going out, bad.

    7) You turn off lights not in use because Nepa bill is expensive.


    Pls, dear.

    8) Noise frustrates you.


    Silence, please. Rest in progress.

    9) You can’t eat food with less than two pieces of beef.

    Little pleasures in this world of sin.

    If you are now like your Nigerian mum, you should read this.