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English: "Omaloghomade"- Proud Owo indigene
Coming from the southwest part of Nigeria, Owo is an indigenous town in Ondo State. Known for its rich culture and food, especially the pounded yam and egusi combination, which is a trademark food in its culture. When it comes to Fashion, Owo women pride themselves in wearing the famous Akón (the red wrapper) and Iyasin (horsetail), which distinguishes them from many. Enjoy the rich view of the Owo attire in one picture I Le o Omaolowo.......Igbo: "Omaloghomade"- Proud Owo indigene
Nke si na ndịda ọdịda anyanwụ Naijiria, Owo bụ obodo ama ama na steeti Ondo. Amara maka omenala na nri ya bara ụba, ọkachasị nchikota yam na egusi a na-akụ, bụ nri ejiri mara ya na omenala ya. A bịa n'ihe gbasara ejiji, ụmụ nwanyị Owo na-anya isi na iyi Akón (ihe mkpuchi na-acha uhie uhie) na Iyasin (ịnyịnya ịnyịnya), bụ nke na-eme ka ha dị iche na ọtụtụ. Enjoy the rich view of the Attire Owo in one picture I Le o Omaolowo.......
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