By Sheriff Dada With strength and wisdom They kicked the enemies out of their kingdom Yes, I mean the sons of Solomon and David Yes, even the daughters of Esther and Debora were there The atmosphere was of joy For they were left to manage their kingdom A kingdom where silver and gold reside ToContinue reading “A Palace Turned a Doggery”
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Asante Kingdom Unity Call; Akwasidae Festival
By Sheriff Dada The Asante Kingdom, also known as the Ashanti Empire, was a powerful and influential kingdom in West Africa from the late 17th century to the early 20th century. Located in present-day Ghana, this kingdom was renowned for its rich culture, skilled craftsmanship, and strong military prowess. Today, the Asante Kingdom remains anContinue reading “Asante Kingdom Unity Call; Akwasidae Festival”
Ozalla ‘Power’: Ani Ozalla Lake and Shrine
By Sheriff Dada Ozalla is a small town located in the Nkanu West local government area of Enugu state, Nigeria. Despite its relatively small size, Ozalla has a rich history and cultural heritage that sets it apart from other towns in the region. From its traditional rulers to its bustling markets and festivals, Ozalla isContinue reading “Ozalla ‘Power’: Ani Ozalla Lake and Shrine”
Pride of Igala Kingdom: Inikpi Statue
By Sheriff Dada The Igala Kingdom in the Kogi State of Nigeria is a land of diverse cultures and traditions, with historical sites to blend. Settled around the confluence of Nigeria’s two major rivers–Niger and Benue, with a history dating back to the 7th century, the kingdom has been a hub of commercial fishing forContinue reading “Pride of Igala Kingdom: Inikpi Statue”
Owerre Ezeukala Wonder; Ogba Ukwu Cave And Waterfall
By Sheriff Dada Owerre Ezeukala is a town located in Anambra State, Nigeria. It is situated just on the border of Enugu State and Imo State in the southeastern part of Nigeria. Known for its rich cultural heritage, Owerre Ezeukala is a bustling community that has grown significantly over the years. The town boasts manyContinue reading “Owerre Ezeukala Wonder; Ogba Ukwu Cave And Waterfall”
Olumo Rock; The Egba Wonder
By Sheriff Dada Egba Land, also known as Egbaland, is a historically and culturally rich region located in Ogun Central, Ogun State, Nigeria. It is home to the Egba people, who are renowned for their bravery and resilience in the face of adversity.Egba Land played a significant role in Nigerian history during the 19th centuryContinue reading “Olumo Rock; The Egba Wonder”
Eid Mubarak in Africa
Africa is a continent that holds religion in high esteem, and Islam is one of the most popular religions. Eid Mubarak is one of the religious festivals celebrated by African Muslims, just like other Muslims in other continents of the world. Eid Mubarak is a phrase of celebration and joy for millions of Muslims aroundContinue reading “Eid Mubarak in Africa”
Igue Festival of Benin Kingdom
By Sheriff Dada The Benin Kingdom is a pre-colonial African state that has been in existence for centuries. Located in Edo State, Nigeria, it is a kingdom steeped in history and culture. The Benin people are known for their vibrant art and handicrafts, which have been passed down through generations. The Benin Kingdom has playedContinue reading “Igue Festival of Benin Kingdom”
Easter Celebration in Africa
By Sheriff Dada Christianity is no doubt the most popular religion in Africa today. Research has shown that in Africa (especially West Africa), 98% of homes have a Christian member, even in the homes of the major rival religion, Islam. Easter, like Christmas, is a significant Christian celebration in Africa, as it commemorates the resurrectionContinue reading “Easter Celebration in Africa”
Ekuechi Festival of Ebira People
By Sheriff Dada Ebira people inhabit the central region of Kogi State, North Central Nigeria. They majorly occupy three local government areas of Kogi State, namely Adavi, Ajaokuta, Okehi, and Okene. Ebira people also have major settlements in other states like Nasarawa, Taraba, Benue, Edo, and Ondo States. The Ebiras are hardworking people whose traditionalContinue reading “Ekuechi Festival of Ebira People”
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