Akeem Olamilekan Salaudeen

The Awori people, known as one of the original settlers of Lagos State, Nigeria, possess a fascinating cultural identity. Their deep-rooted traditions, language, and practices are integral to Nigeria’s cultural …

The Kakanda people, also called the Kákánjè, are a vibrant ethnic group primarily located in Kogi State, Nigeria. Nestled near the confluence of the Niger and Benue rivers, their homeland …

The Kupa people, a key subgroup of the Nupe ethnic group, primarily reside in Kogi State, Nigeria, with their traditional headquarters in Abuja. They live across 52 villages south of …

The Bassa-Nge people, a vibrant ethnic group in Nigeria, are predominantly found in the Bassa Local Government Area of Kogi State. However, smaller communities exist in Niger and Nasarawa states. …

The Ebira people are predominantly found in Kogi State, Nigeria. They are widely celebrated for their industrious nature, vibrant traditions, and rich cultural heritage. This article delves deeply into the …

The Okun people, a remarkable subgroup of the Yoruba ethnic group, inhabit Kogi State in central Nigeria. Known for their unique linguistic identity, vibrant traditions, and distinctive cultural practices, the …

The Ufia people, also known as the Utonkon, are a fascinating ethnic group in Ufia, a part of Ado Local Government Area in Benue State, Nigeria. With a history deeply …

In the rich tapestry of Nigerian culture, few symbols capture the essence of tradition and communal spirit as profoundly as the talking drum. Known for its unique ability to mimic …

Origin The Abakpa people are an indigenous group native to Benue State, Nigeria. They predominantly reside in Abakwa after Tyo-Wanye, in Buruku Local Government Area. They share geographical boundaries with …

The Etulo people, primarily located in the Buruku and parts of Katsina-Ala Local Government Areas of Benue State, Nigeria, are a vibrant and proud ethnic group whose culture has flourished …