By Habila Ibrahim, Abuja | Last Updated on July 20, 2026. Introduction As a child, my ears were fed the lore of towns where the land speaks; of Eke (god of fertility) which yields yams that could fill Calabash dishes, and celebrations which would continue beyond midnight. Bekwarra, in Cross River, feels like that. The […]
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Introduction Someone will be thinking about this topic, tea that is taken normally what bring about the celebration about tea? To answer this and many more insight, follow us to the end and you will have something to know and celebrate too. Now, our Cultural voyage took us to Japan, one of the industrious countries
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Introduction Our cultural heritage took us to Nigeria where we go to Kebbi State for a tribe called Zuru as Nigeria is home to many ethnic groups, each with its own unique identity, traditions, and way of life. Among these groups are the Zuru people, a culturally rich and historically significant community located in the
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Introduction Many want to know the root of African cultures. Others have visited some African countries to see for themselves the African culture while others are curious about the African culture. We are here for you to give you some facts about Africa, African culture and tradition. Africa is often described as the cradle of
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Introduction Many people didn’t know that we have other tribes in South Africa apart from Zulu. This blog post will explore another tribe in South Africa called Ndebele. The Ndebele people are one of Southern Africa’s most culturally vibrant and historically significant ethnic groups. Known for their striking geometric art, colorful houses, elaborate beadwork, and
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Introduction 🇲🇽 Mexican Traditions: Day of the Dead Explained In our cultural voyage, we landed in Mexico and this time, is for a festival that supposed to be a sad one in some countries but in Mexico is a day set aside for celebration. When people hear about death, the first emotions that often come
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Introduction Due to globalization and the perception of people, many believed that some cultural practices have gone to extinction. In this post, we will explore some African cultures that are still in existence. Africa is a continent rich in history, diversity, and deep cultural roots. Despite the rapid growth of modernization, urbanization, and globalization, many
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Introduction Today’s blog post is about Marriage and Family in an African way. African Culture Beliefs on Marriage and Family. In this post, we will explore what you need to know about African and its cultural beliefs about marriage and family. Read it to the end and learn African ways of Marriage and Family since
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Introduction Today’s cultural heritage will take us to some top Nigeria’s cultures that are taking the wave of affairs in the world of cultures with different festivals been celebrated in different parts of the country. As a multi-cultural nation, Nigeria is blessed with many cultures and tribes. Starting from Argungu Festival in the North to
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Introduction to Bwiti in Cameroon Today’s cultural voyage took us Cameroon to know more about the Bwiti Spiritual Tradition of the Fang people. The Bwiti spiritual tradition is one of the most sacred and transformative practices among the Fang people of Central Africa. While widely associated with Gabon, Bwiti is also practiced among Fang communities
