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         <description><![CDATA[<div>In Nigeria, if you have reached your 30th birthday and therefore are still unhitched, the elders will harass you down the aisle, which is why barely a week goes by without someone staging a traditional wedding ceremony someplace.</div><div>Weddings are a sacred part of cultural life, but also an excuse to show off cuisine, fabulous clothing, music, and dance moves in a single life-affirming, chromatic bonanza. With 250-odd ethnic groups, the ceremonies come in many different styles, depending on your region. know more about <a href="https://www.pinterest.com/naijacom_/">naijacom</a>.</div><div>From the southwest, the groom and his friends might prostrate themselves in the start. However, in the southeast you'll see them dancing their way to the ceremony, wearing bowler hats and clutching walking canes. Once the significant stuff is done, it's back to music and dancing, and, best of all, the pitching of banknotes from the air to make money literally rain down on the newlyweds. In case you haven't undergone a traditional Nigerian wedding, you have not experienced Nigeria.</div>]]></description>
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