Nigerian Fashion Houses Are Also Shutting Down Over Coronavirus

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Following the collective fight against the coronavirus spread, Nigerian fashion houses have also temporarily suspended their in-person services in compliance with the efforts. While some of the businesses have specified the duration of their closure, some will therefore close until further notice.

The idea is to safeguard the health and wellbeing of its staff members, the clients, and also help the general public in slowing down the spread. But whether you have an ongoing order or not, these brands make the most of the social media and have resorted to only online services for the interim. Here, scroll down to read their statements and also see how best to contact them.

Tiffany Amber

 

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We’re more effective when we work together #StaySafe #TiffanyAmber – The Tiffany Amber Team

A post shared by Tiffany Amber (@tiffanyamberng) on Mar 24, 2020 at 9:55am PDT

Toju Foyeh

 

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Please email for any enquiries or updates. Please stay safe and remember to pray.

A post shared by Toju Foyeh (@tojufoyeh) on Mar 24, 2020 at 11:05am PDT

DZYN

 

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Ejiro Amos Tafiri

 

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Matopeda

 

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Dear friends, the store is now closed to appointments but we have you covered. WE ARE ONLY CLOSED TO WALK IN CLIENTS! ALL EXISTING ORDERS WILL BE PROCESSED. You can still shop with us. The website is now LIVE. www.matopeda.com #Shop #slay #wrapdress #dress #weddingdress #eveningdress #birthdaydress

A post shared by MATOPEDA (@topefnr) on Mar 24, 2020 at 6:19am PDT

Levictoria by Zephans & Co

 

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Yemi Shoyemi

 

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Hello Ladies, Due to the Covid 19 situation, we will be closing our store and working remotely starting today. We will still be taking online consultations Please stay safe, wash your hands and practice social distancing as much as you can❤️

A post shared by Yemi Shoyemi (@yemishoyemi) on Mar 24, 2020 at 6:37am PDT

Elvira Jude

 

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Stay Safe

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Deola Sagoe

 

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