Judy Austin sparks debate after questioning women who wear Igbo red caps without traditional titles

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Nollywood actress Judy Austin has sparked reactions online after raising a question about Igbo culture and tradition.

The actress took to her Instagram page to ask whether it is proper for a woman who has not been conferred with an Igbo title to wear a red cap, which is traditionally associated with titled men.

“Is it proper for a woman with no Igbo title to wear a red cap? I mean the red cap our titled men wear. Correct me if I am wrong, but I think it is an insult to our culture and tradition,” she wrote.

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The post comes weeks after Judy Austin spoke out against people who constantly pray for the breakdown of marriages and families, saying many have become consumed by negativity.

The mother of five also previously advised women to be intentional in their relationships if they desire a happy marriage.

Her latest comment has since generated mixed reactions online, with social media users debating the cultural significance of the red cap in Igbo tradition and whether it should be worn by women without traditional titles.

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