Culture & Heritage

The history of the Durbar festival originated from the military parade. The story began on a battlefield that transformed into a parade of horse riders in brilliant silks and armed …

The Argungu fishing festival is the most attractive, attracting thousands of fishermen gathered beside the shimmering Matan Fada River. The air is thick with drums, prayers, and anticipation. Men line …

A traditional gathering that accommodates thousands of anglers bare-handed or with traditional gourds and nets, leaping into the shallow, flowing waters of a river at dawn, Traditional singers and drummers …

Imagine a breathtaking scene: hundreds of horse riders in beautiful traditional dresses that showcase cultures, values, and histories, their horses adorned with dazzling ornaments, galloping in a beautiful formation before …

In rural towns and tribal communities, culture is no longer just about identity; it is also about heritage. It’s creating jobs, building businesses, and attracting curious travellers. Locals are teaching …

Imagine the picture of the vast Sahelian savannah with camel caravans crossing the golden sands, a warrior security guard standing at mighty gates, and protected towns rising out of the …

Ouidah, an ancient town in the Republic of Benin, holds a profound and enduring fascination. Located just 40 kilometres from the commercial capital of Cotonou, this coastal town by the …

In Sub-Saharan Africa, Gidan Rumfa, also known as the Emir’s Palace of Kano, is regarded as a singular authority and a recognised cultural monument. The palace, which was established by Sarkin …

On the fertile banks of the River Benue, where the timeless sound of wooden paddles dipping into the water harmonises with the deep, resonant rhythm of ceremonial drums, lies the …

Every culture holds within it a mirror to humanity’s creativity, resilience, and sense of belonging. Among the Yandang people, tradition is not just remembered; it is lived. Their way of …