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There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heaven (Ecc 3:1) It is the raining season, thank God for the rain, because it's i t season it rains almost every day. The weather is usually cold this season so we have to wear dresses that keep us warm, like sweaters, mufflers, suits, jacket, and aso –oke. Yea, aso-oke!! When I say aso-oke, I don’t mean you go around wrapped up in Ipele... I don't think it can be translated in english but Ipele is like a shawl. Aso-oke is woven material mainly worn by the Yoruba’s an ethnic group in Nigeria during special occasions, traditional weddings, coronation, festivals etc. Aso oke is gradually become trendy, there is a transition beyond the regular Agbada, Gele, Iro and Buba. This lovely aso-oke gown would sure give you the warmth needed for the season why worry about the stress of tying Iro when you can rock this lovely dress from...