Atafo Igbinedion-
A video of a Ghanaian woman criticizing Nigerian actress Regina Daniels for her outfit at the inauguration of President John Dramani Mahama has gone viral, igniting mixed reactions online.
In the video, the woman voices her concerns about the African-print cloth worn by the renowned actress at the event, claiming it symbolizes bad luck.
“We Ghanaians don’t joke with our inauguration,” she says emphatically, adding that the choice of fabric was inappropriate for such an important occasion. “It shouldn’t have been worn for such an event.”
Regina Daniels, accompanied by her husband, Nigerian billionaire Ned Nwoko, attended the inauguration, where she was among the dignitaries. The actress’s attire has now become a subject of debate on social media, with netizens offering divided opinions in the comments section.
While some supported the Ghanaian woman’s viewpoint, others defended Regina’s choice, stating it was a personal style statement.
The controversy surrounding the outfit has sparked a broader conversation on fashion choices and cultural significance, particularly when it comes to high-profile events like presidential inaugurations.
