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The Calabar Carnival 2024, held on December 1st in Cross River State, Nigeria, with the theme ‘Africa United,’ once again solidified its reputation as “Africa’s Biggest Street Party.” This annual …

In the movie Everybody Loves Jenifa, Funke Akindele’s character, Jenifa, captivates audiences once again with her unique charm, humour, and bold fashion choices. Following the film’s premiere, her iconic style …

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 …

Fashion is more than just fabric; it symbolises identity, tradition, and pride. In Nigeria, one piece that has stood the test of time while continually evolving is the Awolowo cap. …

The festive season is always a big deal, but Nigerian celebrities took things up a notch this year by showing off their playful and stylish side in Christmas pyjamas. Instagram …

Nigerian cinema continues to raise the bar, and Toyin Abraham is at the helm of this revolution. As one of Nollywood’s most beloved figures, she has built a comedic legacy …

Location of the Esan Tribe The Esan tribe (Esan: ẸVbhò ẸVsán), also known as the Ishan people, are an ethnic group indigenous to Edo State in Nigeria’s South-South geopolitical zone. …

The Agbada, a flowing wide-sleeved robe, is more than just an outfit for Nigerian men—it symbolises culture, tradition, and class. Over the years, this traditional attire has evolved, blending modern …