Fly or not? Check out these African leaders and their signature looks

The way a person looks always speaks volumes, and it comes as no surprise we almost always attach seriousness to it.

Besides, boosting confidence, looking good and being well-dressed goes a long way in influencing peoples’ perception about you. This, therefore, makes this aspect of human “presentation” very fundamental.

Having said that, there are always things we remember our past and current African leaders by, and their style of dressing, particularly the ones with the unorthodox signature looks is most at times one of them.

While some opt for the usual suit and tie for whichever occasion, others either add a trademark accessory or completely ditch it for a more African appeal.

Scroll through to take a look at some of the trademark looks of some of our past and current African leaders:

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Francis Akhalbey

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