Buba is a traditional garment worn by men in many West African countries, particularly in Nigeria. It is typically a loose-fitting, long tunic that reaches the knees or lower, often made from colorful fabrics. The design can vary, featuring intricate embroidery or patterns, and it is usually paired with matching trousers. The buba is often worn during special occasions, cultural events, or religious ceremonies. It is a symbol of cultural identity and pride, reflecting the rich heritage of the Yoruba and other ethnic groups in the region. The garment is comfortable and allows for ease of movement, making it popular in warm climates.