Akeem Olamilekan Salaudeen

The Mambila people, indigenous to the scenic Mambila Plateau in Taraba State, Nigeria, have preserved a distinctive socio-cultural system that blends age-old customs with community-based governance. At the heart of …

In the heart of Southern Kaduna, nestled within the Kachia Division, lies a remarkable yet often overlooked cultural enclave, the homeland of the Iku-Gora-Ankwa people, collectively known as the Iku. …

In the green heartlands of Nigeria’s Middle Belt, nestled across the rolling hills of Nasarawa and southern Kaduna, lies a people whose legacy pulses with the rhythm of the earth, …

In the heart of Nigeria’s vibrant Middle Belt lies a deeply rooted yet lesser-known community, the Atyuku people of Takat Chiefdom, nestled in the scenic terrain of Jema’a Local Government …

Have you ever wondered what it feels like to step into a living museum, a place where ancient migration paths, mystical legends, and timeless traditions converge into one vibrant culture? …

In the southeastern corner of Kaduna State, Nigeria, surrounded by the gentle rise of the Ahwai Mountains, resides a culturally vibrant and deeply rooted ethnic group known as the Ahwai. …

Long before modern borders were drawn and Nigeria assumed its current shape, the Kitimi people had already crafted a rhythm of life grounded in the soil and guided by the …

Long before modern boundaries carved up the terrain of Central Nigeria, nestled between what are now known as Kaduna and Nasarawa States, a people began to flourish in harmony with …

In the heart of Nigeria’s diverse cultural landscape lies a vibrant and relatively lesser-known community, the Ruruma people. This remarkable group, with deep ancestral roots and a rich tapestry of …

Every July, the ancient town of Erin-Ile in Kwara State transforms into a living theatre of heritage, rhythm, and sacred tradition. Traditional drums thunder through the streets, invoking ancestral presence …