Published: November 1, 2016 Last Updated 6 months ago by FPN SEO
As a civilian, wearing camouflage prints in Nigeria is basically an offence because, according to Nigerian army, there is a law which prohibits all civilians from donning the Army camouflage. But whether it belongs to the army or police, this is fashion and there are no set rules — everyone has the prerogative to wear whatever they wish and how they chose to wear it.
Just look at what our wardrobes has been missing — seriously, camo print is oh-so cool for off-duty impact and who else could prove that better than Yemi Alade? If you, however, feel like you could dare to wear the prints, then allow the singer guide you:
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