Dive into the vibrant cultural scene of Nigeria, where art, fashion, and entertainment blend to create a unique tapestry of expression. From traditional crafts and contemporary art to the latest trends in Nigerian fashion, this category explores how creativity thrives across the nation. Discover the music, movies, and performances that define Nigerian entertainment, and get a glimpse into the festivals, street style, and artistic movements that make this country’s culture so dynamic and diverse. Join us as we celebrate the spirit of Nigerian creativity, showcasing the essence of art, fashion, and entertainment.
Ethnic Identity The Gbagyi, also known as Gbari (plural—Agbari/Agbagyi), are a vibrant ethnic group predominantly residing in Central Nigeria. With a robust population of approximately 12 million, the Gbagyi inhabit…
Uncover the natural beauty and cultural richness of Ososo Hills. From panoramic views to local heritage sites, find everything you need for an unforgettable trip.
Location of the Igala tribe The Igala tribe is a major ethnic group in Kogi State, Nigeria, located on the eastern side of the Niger and Benue confluence, covering an…
The Igede tribe is among the three distinct tribes in Benue state, Although smaller in size compared to Tiv and Idoma, they’ve been able to make their presence felt in…
One of the main ethnic groups in Benue State is the Idoma tribe, which has a fascinating and rich history characterised by migration. This article delves into various aspects of…
Origin of the Akweya tribe Based on the Kano chronicle supported by L. Rodds and Cleve Roy Sandas, modern Akweya is believed to be part of the great salt traders…
Origin of the Annang tribe (Oral) The Annangs, a group with a rich oral tradition, originated in Egypt and settled in Ghana before arriving in present-day Akwa-Ibom. The name “Annang”…
Immerse yourself in the lively Ojude Oba Festival in Ijebu-Ode, where tradition meets festivity. Learn about the event that brings together the Ijebu community every year.
Sharo comes from the Fulani language and means “to flog.” Two potential suitors compete for a girl’s hand in marriage by participating in a flogging competition. This is a prominent…
Abia State Ugwu Abia Festival The Iwaji Festival (New Yam Festival) Ekpe Festival Umuahia Ibeku Ekpe Festival (September) Iri JI Festival (September) Igbo Uturu Festival (December) Atilogwu Udo Dance Festival…