When people talk about Plateau State, the first things that come to mind are the beautiful hills, the cool weather, and the serenity of the environment. However, when you pay close attention to our rural communities, you will find out that something interesting is going on quietly. There is a silent revolution taking place. No […]
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Plateau State is known for its stunning landscapes and rich history, but some of its most powerful stories are created quietly—by the skilled hands of our women. These Women in Craft are the true keepers of culture, turning everyday materials into living pieces of our heritage. Their artistry, passed from mother to daughter, keeps our
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The high plains of Plateau State, which is nicknamed the “Home of Peace and Tourism,” possess a very rich history goes way beyond its beautiful landscapes. In communities like Naraguta in Jos, a century-old tradition thrives—the resilient heritage of leather craftsmanship. This leather industry goes beyond just trade; it serves as an important economic lifeline
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Imagine stepping into a luxury boutique in Lagos, with your eyes focused on a pair of beautiful leather Shoes with a “Made in Italy” tag. You pay N300,000 for the pair, and walk out feeling like a boss. But here’s the twist—those boots probably came from a talented shoe maker in Jos, Plateau State, likely
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The Tarok people, who proudly call themselves ‘O’Tárók’, are a lively and strong ethnic group who mostly occupy the southern part of Plateau State, Nigeria. They are mainly found in areas like Langtang-North, Langtang-South, Wase, Mikang, and Kanke Local Government Areas of the State. The Tarok people are popularly known for their tough spirit, deep
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In Plateau State, Music began long before anyone knew what a studio was. It really began when the hills first rose, when the Berom ancestors hit their drums like hearts learning to heal, when the Ngas ancestors created masterpieces with their flutes, when Jarawa dancers tell stories with their feet too light for words, when
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Have you ever wondered why a Jos man always rocks like he just stepped up the throne? Well, he probably did. A Plateau man doesn’t really create style, he remembers it because it’s a part of his identity. Fashion isn’t what he wears, it is who he is. Plateau State is lavishly blessed with beautiful
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In Plateau State, the traditional institutions have remained very strong pillars of governance and identity. There are many traditional rulers in Plateau State, but none stands taller than the Gbong Gwom Jos. Gbong Gwom is not only the paramount ruler of the Berom Nation, but he is also the Chairman of the Plateau State Council
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The evening wind swept softly through the Rayfield compound, carrying with it the scent of burning firewood and fresh leaves. The children gathered as usual under the neem tree, their small stools forming a circle. Tonight, they waited eagerly for Gwei Kaneng, their hearts already tuned to her voice. But before she arrived, an argument
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The vibrant community of Angwan Rukuba in Jos North LGC witnessed an electrifying display of grassroots football talent. The 9th edition of the Ghetto Inter-Fans Tournament drew to a spectacular close on Sunday, July 29th, 2025. The GSS Nasarawa Gwong football field buzzed with excitement. Passionate football enthusiasts packed the venue to celebrate the beautiful
