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10 Unique Cultural Traditions Around the World You’ve Never Heard Of

In a world with different customs and age-old practices, some cultural traditions remain hidden from the mainstream spotlight. While you may be familiar with Oktoberfest in Germany or Diwali in India, there are countless lesser-known yet fascinating cultural practices celebrated across the globe that are still existing while others have faded away. In this post, […]

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Zulu Tribe History

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The Zulu are described as the largest South Africa’s ethnic group and are well known for their military exploits. They are also known for their enthralling dances. They are very colorful people with impressive crafts, beadwork, and pottery. Other countries Zulu are found are: Botswana, Eswatini, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe. Their history dates back

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History and Origin of Jarawa Tribe

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What is the history of the Jarawa (Afizere) language? The history of Jarawa will not be complete without verifying the two Jarawas. i.e the Jarawa that are in Plateau State Nigeria and the Jarawas in Andaman Island. Though the exact origin of the Jarawa is unknown up till now, many believed that they came from

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History and Origin of Swahili Language

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Swahili, a language with more than 200 million speakers, which originated in East Africa, is one of the world’s 10 most widely spoken languages. Swahili, also known as Kiswahili as it is referred to in the Swahili language, is a Bantu language originally spoken by the Swahili people, who are found primarily in Tanzania, Kenya,

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THE HISTORY OF GBAGYI PEOPLE

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Nigeria, a multi-ethnic country is a home to the Gbagyi ethnic group with a population of about 5 million people. They are mostly found in Northern Nigeria in these states: Nasarawa, Niger, Kaduna, Kogi and Abuja (FCT). Some theories posit a reason for the scattered settlements and migration of the Gbagyi people. Historians believe the

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Ten Things To Know About Zaar (Sayawa) Tribe

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Zaar (Sayawa) is a tribe found in Bogoro and Tafawa Balewa Local Government Areas of Bauchi State and some parts of Plateau State being the neighbouring state. You have been hearing about this tribe but you don’t know much about them. This post will highlights some things you need to know about Zaar (Sayawa). Which

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The Sayawa (Zaar) Story During the Pre-Colonial Era

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Zaar (popularly known as Sayawa) people are said to have migrated to Nigeria from the Far East to the present Chad Republic between the 9th and 13th centuries alongside many of their contemporaries who also settled neighboring communities, local government and states. Ngazargamu, the capital of Bornu empire was said to have comprises of Ngas-Zaar-Gamu

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Bajju History And Origin Of Southern Kaduna Nigeria

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The Bajju People Of Southern Kaduna THE JJU or BAJJU PEOPLE OF SOUTHERN KADUNA – (commonly called, the BARANZAN race). Bajju History And Origin Of Southern Kaduna Nigeria. There are so many claimed of the origin of the Bajju people as stated below due to some findings. According to oral history, the origin of the

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Jukun Wapan And Traditional Food

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The Origin And Migration Journey of Jukun Tribe In Nigeria Jukun, the tribe that exist in West Africa between the 14th through 18th centuries. History has it that most of the tribes in Northern Nigeria traced their root and origin from Jukun because according to their reason is that most of the tribes are related

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Where Did Idoma Migrated From?

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The Idoma people are said to be the second largest ethnic group in Benue state North-central Nigeria occupying nine Local Governments in the state. They are also found in some part of Nasarawa and Cross River States Nigeria. Many Idoma’s sons and daughters claimed Apa as their ancestral home. History had it that Apa was

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