Nigeria's president Muhamadu Buhari has declared Mondays and Wednesdays as days to dress in garments made-in-Nigeria for all his countrymen. The directive aimed at popularizing Nigeria's heritage and boosting the local fashion industry in Africa's largest economy was adopted at a federal executive council meeting. CGTN's Kelechi Emekalam has more.
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