History

Awhum (also known as “Ohum”) Caves and Waterfall is situated in a vibrant green valley in Amu-ugwu village, Awhum town, within the Udi Local Government Area. The surroundings of the …

Gombe State may not be as famous as other states in Nigeria, but it’s a true hidden gem for history lovers. Nestled in the northeastern part of the country, Gombe …

The kola nut, a caffeine-rich fruit derived from the kola tree, holds profound cultural and symbolic significance across Nigeria. Far beyond its biological origins, this small yet potent nut has …

Traditional markets in Nigeria are more than commercial spaces—they are vital cultural and economic pillars that embody the nation’s history, diversity, and resilience. From the ancient trans-Saharan trade routes that …

Nigeria is home to a rich tapestry of cultures, each with unique traditions and systems of governance. Central to these traditions are the royal institutions, which have endured through centuries, …

Before modern monetary systems shaped economies, Nigerian societies flourished with distinct currencies that intertwined deeply with their cultures, spiritual beliefs, and economic networks. Cowrie shells, with their elegant simplicity, and …

The Fulani people are one of the most renowned ethnic groups in Africa. They are distinguished by their diverse customs and nomadic way of life. The distinctive Fulani hat combines …

Why Nigerian Proverbs Matter in Our Culture? The roles of proverbs in Nigerian culture go beyond simple sayings; they are cultural treasures that offer deep insights into the values, traditions, …

Nigeria’s national museums, managed by the National Commission for Museums and Monuments (NCMM), form an essential network preserving the country’s cultural heritage across fifty-three locations. Established in 1979 and headquartered …

The Ilorin Revolt of 1835 was a crucial event in West African history that reshaped present-day Nigeria’s political and religious landscape. Originating within the Oyo Empire, Ilorin was an influential …