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Pete Edochie in 1987 TV Drama; THINGS FALL APART. An Adaptation of Chinua Achebe's Novel. Pete Is An Old Time Legend.
19/01/2025

Pete Edochie in 1987 TV Drama; THINGS FALL APART. An Adaptation of Chinua Achebe's Novel. Pete Is An Old Time Legend.

15/01/2025

The Berom
(sometimes also spelt as Birom) people are an indigenous ethnic group of the Jos Plateau in Nigeria. Within Plateau State, they are concentrated mostly in the local government areas of, Jos South, Jos North, Barkin Ladi (Gwol), and Riyom. They speak the Berom language, which belongs to the large Niger-Congo family of languages.The Berom people have a rich cultural heritage, which is unique and portray God's sovereign attributes. They celebrate the Nzem Berom festival annually in March or April. It is one of the major aborigine groups in Nigeria (Plateau State) that "totally" looks to or trust God (Dagwi) for its existence, sustenance and history.

Photo: Birom boy with musical instrument, Nigeria, Mid-Early TwentiethCentury.

Publisher: Unknown

15/01/2025

Brief history of Hausa tribe

the Hausa people are one group that really stands out. Known as one of Africa’s most influential and widespread communities, the Hausa bring a rich mix of history, traditions, and artistry. Their culture stretches beyond West Africa, shaping the region in so many ways.

Let’s take a look at some of the most interesting parts of Hausa culture, from their history and language to their customs and daily life.

Primarily based in Nigeria and Niger, the Hausa people’s influence extends throughout West Africa, reaching countries like Ghana, Cameroon, and Chad. With roots that go back to the 12th century, the Hausa established early kingdoms that became economic and political centers.

By the 15th century, they were thriving hubs in the trans-Saharan trade, connecting West Africa to North Africa and the Middle East. Their history includes legendary trade routes and powerful kingdoms, making the Hausa a significant cultural force in the region.

Late Abdulkadir Kure’s BiographyFormer Governor of Niger, Abdulkadir Kure, 60, dies on Sunday in Germany, Tanko Beji, Ch...
15/01/2025

Late Abdulkadir Kure’s Biography

Former Governor of Niger, Abdulkadir Kure, 60, dies on Sunday in Germany, Tanko Beji, Chairman, PDP, Niger, confirms. Late Kure

Abdulkadir Kure was the governor of Niger State from 29 May 1999 to 29 May 2007. He was a member of the ruling People’s Democratic Party (PDP).

Abdulkadir Kure in May 2000 introduced Sharia law in Niger State.

How I’ve lived with HIV for 20 years; in Mushin, we don’t give up - Bisi Alimi0:00 / 0:00

Kure was married to Zainab Abdulkadir Kure, a former civil servant and, since 2007, a member of the Nigerian Senate. They have two daughters and four sons.


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Whenever it drizzles and sunshines in the sky, people will say an elephant has given birth.Giwa ta aiwu
06/01/2025

Whenever it drizzles and sunshines in the sky, people will say an elephant has given birth.Giwa ta aiwu

Ex-VC of University of Abuja, Prof. Nuhu Yaqub, is dead
04/01/2025

Ex-VC of University of Abuja, Prof. Nuhu Yaqub, is dead

Popular Nupe Music Super Star,Alhaji Ndako Abubakar Kutigi's mother,Hajiya Fatima Abubakar Kutigi is dead.May Allah forg...
04/01/2025

Popular Nupe Music Super Star,Alhaji Ndako Abubakar Kutigi's mother,Hajiya Fatima Abubakar Kutigi is dead.

May Allah forgive her shortcomings and grant her Aljannatul Firdausi.

YORUBA PEOPLE AND THEIR HISTORY:The Yoruba people are an ethnic group native to southwestern Nigeria and the southern pa...
15/10/2024

YORUBA PEOPLE AND THEIR HISTORY:
The Yoruba people are an ethnic group native to southwestern Nigeria and the southern part of Benin. Their rich history spans over 2,000 years.

*Ancient History (800 BCE - 1300 CE)*

1. Origins: The Yoruba originated from the city of Ile-Ife, founded by Oduduwa, the legendary Yoruba ancestor.
According to Yoruba oral traditions and historical accounts, the city of Ile-Ife is the origin of the Yoruba people. Here's a brief overview:

*The Legend of Oduduwa*

1. Oduduwa, the legendary founder of the Yoruba, migrated from the East (possibly Egypt or Nubia).
2. He settled in Ile-Ife, which became the sacred city and capital of the Yoruba.
3. Oduduwa established the Yoruba dynasty, ruling as the first Ooni (king) of Ife.

*The Early History of Ile-Ife*

1. Archaeological findings suggest Ile-Ife existed as early as 800 BCE.
2. Ife became a major center for trade, agriculture, and artistry.
3. The city's strategic location facilitated exchange with neighboring kingdoms.

*The Expansion of Yoruba Kingdoms*

1. Oduduwa's descendants established other Yoruba kingdoms, including:
- Oyo
- Ijebu
- Egba
- Ondo
- Ekiti
2. These kingdoms maintained cultural and linguistic ties with Ife.

*Key Figures in Yoruba History*

1. Oduduwa (legendary founder)
2. Oba Orompoto (ruler of Oyo Empire)
3. Afonja (founder of Ilorin)
4. Samuel Ajayi Crowther (first African bishop)

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