The President General of the Tyoshin Development Association (TDA), Chief Tarnongo T. Timothy , yesterday, mobilized Youths of Tyoshin and cleared the Agagbe-Naka road to enhance security surveillance on the road. Chief Tiza, who is also the Chief Executive Officer of Agbucity Farms, expressed worry over the overgrown buses on the road which have become…

Hon. Mrs. Gomna Josephine has officially received her certificate of return as Councilor for GAAMBE-USHIN council ward, marking a significant milestone in her political journey. Elder Timothy Laaga was present to witness this momentous occasion. She expressed her heartfelt gratitude to His Excellency, Most Rev. Dr. Hyacinth Iormem Alia, Governor of Benue State, for conducting…

The Chairman, of Gboko Local Government Council, Torseer Yina Esq. has approved the appointment of Akaka Susan Shipinen as the Secretary of Gboko Local Government Council. Mrs Akaka who hails from Mbatierev obtained her FSLC in 1980 at RCM Primary School, Aliade, and GCE Ordinary Level at Government Girls Secondary School, Aliade. She is a…

Benue State Governor, Hyacinth Alia, on Monday 7 October 2024, inaugurated 23 newly elected Local Government Council Chairmen of the State. The Local Government Areas and the Chairmen are: Benue State comprises 23 Local Government Areas. These LGAs are the foundation for local governance, each with its administrative structure and leadership. The creation of LGAs…

The Shanga people represent an important ethnic and linguistic group in Kebbi State, with historical ties to the Kyenga. Their ongoing linguistic transition towards Hausa reflects broader social changes and interactions with neighboring communities. The Shanga, alongside the related Kainji language speakers, contribute to the rich cultural and linguistic tapestry of the region, highlighting the…

The Kyenga people exemplify a unique cultural and linguistic identity within the region, with a history marked by migration, assimilation, and significant cultural interactions with neighboring groups. Their language, social dynamics, and historical legacy illustrate the complexities of identity and cultural change in West Africa. The ongoing linguistic assimilation and adoption of neighboring languages highlight…

The Bokobaru people represent a unique ethnic and linguistic group within Nigeria, with distinct cultural practices and historical backgrounds that reflect their interactions with surrounding communities. Their language, Zogben, serves as an essential marker of their identity, highlighting both social stratification and the impact of historical migrations and relationships in the region. Geographic and Ethnic…

The text illustrates the complexities of cultural practices and linguistic classifications among the Gando, Boko, and Busa people, highlighting a rich historical context that intertwines language, identity, and tradition in West Africa. The evolution of these practices and language recognition reflects broader socio-cultural dynamics in the region. The text provides an in-depth overview of the…

The Fulbe, also known as Fulani in English and Peul in French, make up a significant portion of the Borgu population, accounting for over 25%. They refer to themselves as Fulbe (plural) and Pullo (singular), and their language is called Fulfulde, also known as Fula. Social Status and Community Structure Despite their substantial population, the…

The Baatombu, also referred to as Barutombu, are an ethnic group primarily found in the Borgu region, which spans parts of both Benin and Nigeria. The term “Baatombu” is derived from their self-designation, with the singular form being “Baatonu,” which means “person” in their language, Baatonum. They are also known by several other names, including…