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Abeokuta, the capital city of Ogun State, is a historic city known for its rich culture, deep Yoruba heritage, and iconic landmarks like Olumo Rock. But beyond the rocks and history, Abeokuta is also widely recognized as the home of Adire — the traditional indigo-dyed fabric that has become a symbol of identity, creativity, and craftsmanship.
For decades, Adire has been closely connected to Abeokuta, especially through Itoku Market, which is often regarded as the center of Adire trading. However, many people don't know that Adire production goes beyond the market space. Several Adire makers operate from their homes and private workshops across different communities in the city.

So today, we're heading to a small community in Abeokuta called Owedotun, where a young and passionate Adire craftsman will be showing us the step-by-step process of making Adire. He'll also teach us how to tell the difference between original and fake Adire fabrics.
And if you've been thinking about starting an Adire business but you're unsure about the capital needed, this video will definitely give you clarity. We're going to learn so much
today.

So sit back, relax, and let's dive into the art, the tradition, and the creativity that make Adire truly special.

   • 6PM IN IBADAN | THE CAPITAL CITY OF OYO ST...  

   • INSIDE THE FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTU...  

   • ABEOKUTA NIGERIA | A DRIVE THROUGH ABEOKUTA   

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