Kanuri is a tribe in Borno state located in the northern part of Nigeria. Kanuri language is well spoken in Borno and the Kanuri people still practise their culture of wearing dongashoo, mandil, plaiting of hair known as klayakku, wearing murzan, asal, raka, and bugai. Painting their legs with lalle is common and spraying perfume […]
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The Ibo traditional / cultural attire is indigenous to the southeastern people of Nigeria comprising of a well-known tribe who are enterprising, independent, and adventurous in nature. Like other Nigerian tribes, the Ibos have a rich culture and heritage characterised by elements such as food, beliefs, and especially dressing. The traditional attire includes garments, jewelries, […]
Ojude Oba, originally known as Ita Oba translating as The King’s Forecourt or Frontage is an ancient festival celebrated by the Yoruba people of Ijebu descent in the capital of Ijebuland, Ijebu Ode, Ogun state, Southwestern Nigeria, it is believed that the name Ijebu Ode was derived from two previous kings namely, Ajebu and Olode. […]