CHAPTER 3One of the highlights of a beauty pageant, not just for the contestants, but for the audience too, is the array of carefully selected outfits the contestants are decked in. Call it eye candy. The Mr. and Miss UNILAG beauty pageant was no exception.
Apart from the evening wear and swimwear segments of the show, there was a traditional wear segment. And for that, Wura needed a traditional outfit.
For her traditional wear, Wura decided to get a tailor to sew a new outfit. Woodin was popular, for some reason, around that time, even though many people could not tell the difference between ankara and woodin. People often called ankara “woodin” and vice versa. It was a mess.
Nevertheless, for her custom-made outfit, Wura had purchased what she believed was woodin with a simple orange
