Culture & Heritage

Held on May 2nd in Jos, Plateau State, the Nzem Berom Festival 2025 was a colourful display of the Berom people’s rich cultural legacy. The festival’s theme, “Celebrating the Prowess, …

The streets of Lagos Island came alive this April for the 2025 Lagos Fanti Carnival. As one of Nigeria’s most culturally significant events, the Fanti Carnival highlights the enduring influence …

What do you hear when Adamawa speaks? It doesn’t speak in words alone—it sings through beats, moves through rhythm, and tells stories through dance. Known for its diverse ethnic groups …

Festivals are essential for preserving cultural heritage, ensuring that traditions, music, and dance are handed down through generations. The Ipem-Ihihe Festival of the Bekwarra people in Northern Cross River State …

Cultural festivals, such as the Yala New Yam Festival, preserve identity and foster unity within communities. Across Nigeria and beyond, these celebrations often serve as the heartbeats of local traditions, …

Afon, the headquarters of Asa Local Government Area in Kwara State, holds a history deeply intertwined with the legacy of the Oyo Empire. Founded in 1623 by Oba Obaladi Adebisi …

Nigeria’s cultural landscape is a treasure trove of diverse traditions deeply embedded in history and community identity. One such grand celebration is the Bariki Festival of Bida, an annual event …

The Afan Festival is a vibrant annual celebration held by the Kagoro people in Kaduna State, Nigeria. This event, rich in cultural heritage, offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself …

The Etung Festival is a lively and deeply rooted cultural event that highlights the traditions and history of the Etung people in Cross River State, Nigeria. This annual festival serves …

Deep in the heart of Adamawa State, the people of the Madagali Local Government Area stand as one of northeastern Nigeria’s most culturally vibrant groups. Known for their resilience and …