Nasibu Abdul Juma Issack the musician popularly known as Diamond Platnumz, has caught worldwide attention across the African continent once again, but not just for his music, this time it’s for his fashion sense in his new video Oka, featuring Mbosso.
In the anthem penned by Nusdervenom and Lizer Classic, it was clear that Mbosso put in a great effort. With Tanzanian bongo flava recording artist at the helm of Wasafi Records, their current hit “Oka” has a video to accompany it.
In one scene, Diamond Platinumz is seen rocking a see through rubber jackets sewn with ‘Ghana Must Go’ fabric. Ghana must go is a renowned phrase in Ghana and Nigeria. It dates back to history where Ghanaians were deported from Nigeria following a presidential executive order in 1983. The deportation was due to the fear that Ghanaians were taking over Nigerian jobs.
The immediate order left Ghanaians with little to know option but to use large bags of a very cheap wooven strain material which quickly adopted the name ‘Ghana Must Go’. For 30 years since.
Last week, the Tanzanian singer posted a picture on his social media captioning ” How do you call the bag made by this outfit material in your country…? Huko Kwenu Mnayaitaje Mabegi ya Nguo hizi? ” meaning what do you call these bags of clothes at your place?
Nigerians took to typing to express their opinion on the popular songwriter’s Ghana Must Go look which was meant to be a shock but it was a whole different response. Some found it stylish, others found it funny.
“Oka” by Diamond Platnumz is a love song in Swahili, although it’s sung in a very “street” style. It’s hard to put into words, but it conveys devotion in a distinctively local way. When you’re in love with someone, they have a certain aspect about them—how they walk, dance, etc.—that drives you crazy.
In addition, Hanscana directed and filmed the song video, which features a memorable moment that will please u=your visual appetite. Watch the video below.
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Volta Fashion Week, Awards and Honors will be happening this year from 10th-12th February at the serene Holy Trinity Spa and Hotel in the Volta region Of Ghana. Having an array of spectacular designers from both Ghana and other parts of Africa showcasing. This year’s event is fused with a special massage package for VIP guests. Ticket cost ranges from 50 cedis for students, 100 cedis single, 150 cedis double, 1000 cedis VIP and 1500 cedis for VVIP.
The International Fashion Festival in Togo (FIMO 228) has established itself for nine years now as a benchmark fashion event that promotes the talents of designers from all over the world. Like every fashion event, FIMO 228 reflects the art in fashion and all the cultures of the countries represented by the designers present.
Presently on the FIMO 228, creators, models, photographers, journalists, and national and international media. But it does not stop there. Each year, FIMO228 is part of a logic of commitment to solving the problems of our society. Thus, the 10th edition of FIMO 228 has the social theme “Fashion is committed to protecting the environment” and the artistic theme “Féérie”.
Now the dice for the 10th have been rolled;
All-African Leather Fair (AALF): the trade show organized by The Ethiopian Leather Industries Association
(ELIA) from the first edition in 2008 up to the 12th successfully. AALF brings together tanners, footwear and
other leather goods manufacturers, in addition to equipment and technology suppliers, chemical and
inputs suppliers, manpower training institutions, trade promotion organizations, etc from all over the
world.
African companies and organizations are expected to constitute the largest attendance. The Fair is a
specialized one designed to promote the African leather industry and to enable it to create an interface with
its partners within the continent and around the world. There are side events included occurring parallel
with the show Panel discussion, Fashion show, Fashion Zone, and Leather Talent show.
Due to the Global market situation and the pandemic impact on the leather sector in Ethiopia and Africa at
large heavily affected. It is expected that the upcoming AALF trade fair will play its role in motivating the
sector in market expansion and facilitating inter-African business relations. Investment Attraction, Technology
transfer and etc… To motivate the sector The government starts the school shoe and bag project under the
initiation of the manufacturing sector “Let Ethiopia produce “ “ Ethiopia Tamret“ as the sector dependent
on inputs such as chemicals, accessories, and component suppliers will be expected in wide participation.
Considering these AALF2023 will Have new components fashion show will be including some Africa
countries participation, Fashion Zone(where many designers will participating by showing the Fashion
trends) Talent show (leather products creativity, any innovation creativity in the sector ) in addition to this
Ethiopia Leather journal upgraded to Africa Leather journal (sector-based studies, research and potential facts for Africa will be published inspirational descriptive motto also included.
Uyo Fashion Week 2022 & SME Bazaar and Fair is a week long event that brings together elements of education, entertainment, and capacity building, using fashion as the driver. The event is designed as a campus style hub that will house a fashion show, masterclasses, skills acquisition, an experience center, and an SME Bazaar. The theme for this years event is Creativity.
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