Nigerian-American Designer Moshood celebrates 27 years in Brooklyn

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Nigerian-American Designer Moshood celebrated 27 years in Brooklyn with fashion and music on August 1, 2021.

Moshood, who came to New York from Lagos, Nigeria in the 1980’s to teach through his fashions to love and respect ourselves and our African traditions, received a citation from State Senator Kevin Parker during the event.

Nigerian-American Designer Moshood celebrates 27 years in Brooklyn

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