Akeem Olamilekan Salaudeen

Few cultural spectacles are as intense, mesmerizing, and deeply symbolic as the Sharo Festival of the Fulani people. Amidst the evolving dynamics of modernity and tradition, this event stands as …

Nigeria is home to diverse cultures with unique traditions passed down through generations. The Tuk-Ham Festival, celebrated by the Ham people of Southern Kaduna, stands out as a vibrant and …

The Argungu Fishing Festival is one of Nigeria’s most iconic cultural events, held annually in Argungu, Kebbi State. For over 90 years, this festival has captivated locals and visitors alike, …

Discovery and Background  In the quiet village of Dufuna, located in Yobe State, northeastern Nigeria, an astonishing archaeological find lay beneath the earth for thousands of years. On 4th May …

The Yewa people, formerly known as the Egbado, form a remarkable sub-group of the Yoruba ethnic group in Nigeria. Predominantly found in the western part of Ogun State, their homeland, …

The Remo people, a distinguished subgroup of the Yoruba ethnic group, embody rich cultural traditions and history. In Ogun State, Remoland com prises thirty-three towns, including prominent ones like Sagamu, …

Ibadan, the sprawling capital of Oyo State in southwestern Nigeria, is a vibrant city steeped in history, culture, and tradition. Renowned as one of Africa’s largest cities, Ibadan serves as …

Nigeria, known for its remarkable diversity, is home to over 250 ethnic groups, each contributing uniquely to its cultural mosaic. Among these groups, the Shuwa Arabs stand out as a …

The Oyo people of Oyo State, Nigeria, are an integral part of the Yoruba ethnic group. They are renowned for their illustrious history, vibrant culture, and enduring influence on West …

The Onko people of Oke Ogun, located in the northwestern part of Oyo State, Nigeria, represent a vibrant subset of the Yoruba ethnic group. Spanning across ten local government areas, …