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Facts about Tangale Ethnic Group The Tangale people are said to have moved from the Middle East in the 13th century. This person lived in the Bornu-Kanem Empire before relocating to their current site. Tangale (Tangle) is a West Chadic language that is spoken in Nigeria’s northern area. The vast majority of native speakers may … Read more
Health care Visa for medicals in the UK Opportunities in the UK We are working on behalf of an Agency in the UK seeking experienced people in any of these fields of study and profession: 2112: biological scientists and biochemists 2211: medical practitioners 2212: psychologists 2213: pharmacists 2214: ophthalmic opticians 2215: dental practitioners 2217: medical … Read more
Facts about Waja Ethnic Group Parts of Gombe are home to the Waja people. These people are thought to have moved from Yemen to the Middle East. The Waja people are famed for their numerous celebrations, which always signal the start of a new era in their lives. Swatka, Yikko, and Bakurau are a few … Read more
Facts about Warji Ethnic Group In Bauchi state, Warji is both a tribe and a local government area. This tribe is one of the Ningi Emirate’s tribes. Its inhabitants also came from different regions of Plateau state. As a second language, the Warji speak Hausa, the language of their more powerful neighbors. Those Warji who … Read more
Facts about Jukun Ethnic Group The Jukun is a West African ethnolinguistic group or ethnic nation. The Jukun are traditionally found in the Nigerian states of Taraba, Benue, Nasarawa, Plateau, Adamawa, and Gombe, as well as sections of northern Cameroon. They are descendants of the Kwararafa people. The Jukun people are the ancestors of most … Read more
Facts about Ekoi Ethnic Group Ekoi is a tribe of people who live in extreme southeastern Nigeria and expand eastward into Cameroon. Many ethnic groups speak Ekoid Bantu languages, including the Atam, Boki, Mbembe, Ufia, and Yako. The Ekoi live near the Efiks in southeastern Nigeria, where they claim to have come from the north. … Read more
Facts about Mbembe Ethnic group Mbembe is a Nigerian ethnic group who live around the middle Cross River. They speak a Benue-Congo branch of the Niger-Congo family language and numbered over 100,000 in the late twentieth century. Yams, rice, cocoyams (taro), and cassava are all grown by the Mbembe. Wage laborers clear the fields and … Read more
Facts about The Fulani Ethnic Group The Fulani are also called “Fula” or “Fulbe” in Nigeria. A small group of individuals in Nigeria, as the majority of the population, can be found in other African countries. The Fulani are largely nomadic. Fulani people can be found in the northern portion of Nigeria, in states like … Read more
Fact about Okrika ethnic group Okrika is an island in Rivers State, Nigeria, and the capital of the same-named Local Government Area. The settlement is located south of Port Harcourt on an island, making it a suburb of a much larger city. The Okrika LGA is rich in crude oil and natural gas resources, with … Read more
Fact about Itsekiri Ethnic Group The Itsekiri (also known as the Isekiri, iJekri, Itsekri, Ishekiri, or Itsekhiri) is a Yoruboid subgroup from Delta State in Nigeria’s Niger Delta. The Itsekiris are a 2.7 million-strong ethnic group who inhabit primarily Delta State’s Warri South, Warri North, and Warri southwest local government areas on the Atlantic coast … Read more