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Confusion as woman finds cowries and mysterious sign on gown bought in bale of imported clothes



A Nigerian woman has taken to social media to seek help after discovering cowries attached to a gown she bought in a bale of imported clothes.


In a video posted on TikTok, she held up the red gown while pointing out the white cowries, questioning their presence in the garment.



She expressed surprise, noting that she had encountered similar situations before and wondered why cowries were attached to the red gown.
As she shared her experience, concerned viewers flooded the comments section with their thoughts and insights.
See some reactions below:
EMPRESS_360: "na Angela cloth."
r baby: "please live it don't sell it."
Val: "it's a design ðŸ¤£ðŸ¤£ðŸ¤£."
iyasere 1: "wear it don't sell it is a blessing."
beva360: "how much are you selling it."
user7255937668577: "perhaps just costume wears ðŸ¤”ðŸ¤”."
IBADAN NEW&THRIFT WEARS SELLER: "Aso sango ni. Oyinbo costumeðŸ˜‚."
Darling rahama: "Babalawo clothe."
Watch video:
  @zeemrahfernandez #fyp #fypã‚· #secondhandclothes #secondhandclothing #secondhandclothingsupplier #secondhand 
 â™¬ original sound - SECONDHAND SUPPLER WEY SABI !!