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The Gatekeepers to Nigeria’s Fashion Market

Brands are partnering with Lagos-based talent to help them navigate the complexities of the country’s billion-dollar fashion market and create a ripple effect across the African continent.
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Adebayo Oke-Lawal's Orange Culture now has a vibrant business and counts stockists spanning global retailers like Browns and Farfetch as well as Temple Muse in Lagos and South Africa’s Merchants of Long. (Orange Culture)

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