Music act, Naeto C
has said when he was much younger and feeling the vibes, the more reason he
wore mostly Northern caps was because he lived in Abuja and was
influenced by Northerners. Aside that, he said the cap was also
cool. He told Ademola Olonilua, that he had 70 then and one costs between
N45,000 – N120,000. He said he could afford to buy one of N50,000 and dash it
out immediately to a fan because he was single with no responsibilities. He however
admits he can’t try that now saying he is a family man with responsibilities. He also spoke about why
he loves wearing native attires, saying he feels more comfortable in them.
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has said when he was much younger and feeling the vibes, the more reason he
wore mostly Northern caps was because he lived in Abuja and was
influenced by Northerners. Aside that, he said the cap was also
cool. He told Ademola Olonilua, that he had 70 then and one costs between
N45,000 – N120,000. He said he could afford to buy one of N50,000 and dash it
out immediately to a fan because he was single with no responsibilities. He however
admits he can’t try that now saying he is a family man with responsibilities. He also spoke about why
he loves wearing native attires, saying he feels more comfortable in them.
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How many of those
caps did you have?
caps did you have?
I had a lot. I had
about 70 of them and those caps are not cheap. The least expensive one I bought
was about N45, 000. They have some that cost as much as N120, 000. There is one
they call Senator and that is what our senators wear. Those ones cost about
N30, 000. They are not cheap at all. Back then, I could afford to buy them
because I was still a bachelor and I did not have any responsibility. There was
no mouth to feed so I could buy a cap for N50, 000 and after a show, I would
dump it at home or give it out to a fan.
about 70 of them and those caps are not cheap. The least expensive one I bought
was about N45, 000. They have some that cost as much as N120, 000. There is one
they call Senator and that is what our senators wear. Those ones cost about
N30, 000. They are not cheap at all. Back then, I could afford to buy them
because I was still a bachelor and I did not have any responsibility. There was
no mouth to feed so I could buy a cap for N50, 000 and after a show, I would
dump it at home or give it out to a fan.
Why do you like
wearing native attire?
wearing native attire?
It is because I am
very comfortable in them. I think I have reached a stage in my life whereby I
feel like it is important to do what you want to do as opposed to what the
society expects you to be doing. One has to grow and you have to evolve. You
have to dress in the best way that is comfortable for you. Wearing the native
attire makes me feel down to earth. I have a great sense of fulfilment when I
wear native attire and it makes me feel like a regular guy. Sometimes, it is not
what my manager or publicist wants but at the end of the day, I don’t want to
feel like I am in a cage. I don’t want to feel like I cannot go to the mall or
the bank to get my BVN. I don’t want to be in a cage because I am a superstar.
Also, I love our culture and I have this sense of patriotism whenever I wear
the native attire especially outside Nigeria. I am very patriotic.
very comfortable in them. I think I have reached a stage in my life whereby I
feel like it is important to do what you want to do as opposed to what the
society expects you to be doing. One has to grow and you have to evolve. You
have to dress in the best way that is comfortable for you. Wearing the native
attire makes me feel down to earth. I have a great sense of fulfilment when I
wear native attire and it makes me feel like a regular guy. Sometimes, it is not
what my manager or publicist wants but at the end of the day, I don’t want to
feel like I am in a cage. I don’t want to feel like I cannot go to the mall or
the bank to get my BVN. I don’t want to be in a cage because I am a superstar.
Also, I love our culture and I have this sense of patriotism whenever I wear
the native attire especially outside Nigeria. I am very patriotic.
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