Culture and FASHION at Moi University
MUCU decided to end February with a banger! MUCU, short for Moi University Christian Union, is led by some of the warmest students in the faculty. The leadership decided to use Sunday 24th, February’s last Sunday, as their African Sunday. This required the students who had traditional attires or anything symbolizing their culture to wear them to church on that day. Turn out of events was a colourful Sunday. 75% of the students came dressed in African attire. Headbands, jewellery, dresses, skirts, shoes, men’s shirts and trousers, all sewed in kitenge, themed the day. The service was lead by the African Swahili and the songs were from Kenyan tribes including but not limited to Turkanas and Luhyas.
The most fascinating part of the day is how art, culture and fashion were merged. The students confidently wore their beautifully designed traditional attires. It’s also amazing how fashion is so immense to the extent of taking traditional dressing to a new level. Fashion has been combined with lots of things. Its combo with tradition is my second favourite after fashion and official meetings
On behalf of those who enjoyed the day, I would like to thank the MUCU fraternity for supporting all tribes through the African Sunday program. What are your views on the same? Feel free to leave a comment on the comments section below.





This is a nice article
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Thank you
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Woow, they are looking stunning. I really look forward to African Sundays as people put their best foot forward.
Good job
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Thank you obota
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It’s important to embrace our culture in what we do and how we dress and being fashionable while doing it is a plus
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I’d love to see you in that kisii attire😂😂
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Well said.
Thank you kiage😊
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Well said.
Thank you kiage😊
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I like that maasai look😊😊
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I do too
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Nice
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I love it
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I love it.
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I wonder how people come with amazing outfits and good designs, its really good that people still embrace their culture and still look elegant. Your articles are good!!
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Thank you mogen😉
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Wow…that was so cool, i guess i missed that!
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Next time by on the look
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Yeah, sure!
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African designs are some of the best designs in fashion. Africa should be having our own “gucci” and “armani’s” competing with the top brands in the world.
Great piece!
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You should also try one. I’d love to see how you turn out.
Thank you
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I sure will.
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God had the best reasons for making mankind of diverse culture. We will enjoy to the full if we made use of that diversity. The article is correct and to the point. Cheers
Dr CPN
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Thank you doctor CPN
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God embraces all cultures and that was an excellent way to worship with such a variety. All looked wonderfully and beautifully. Kudos Chep for a nice article.
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Thanks Susas😘
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Susan*
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I must have missed a lot. It’s always great to revisit our history and our culture.
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The day was awesome. There is a next time do not stress😊
Thank you
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I wish I was there to wear my African outfit..Good piece of cultural information.
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I wish I was there to wear my African outfit..Good piece of cultural information.
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Am sure you would have loved the Turkana song too
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I love the African designs now that am also making my own African designs I have learned a lot form this site
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I’m glad too see it working out for you.
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Ungekua smart sana kama ungevaa ya kipokot 😉😉
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Wow.. I love the attire
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I like it
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I do too
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Good work as always.
Your blog gives me a character of being observant which was never one
👍🏾
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Thank you
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wow,, this clearly shows how talented people are when it comes to design new designs especially the cultural wears
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I agree.
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African is just amazing… It also shows some level of confidence that comrades have towards their culture
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You should also try it😁
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