Barkin Ladi

As the sun began to set, it created a warm orange glow all over the compound, the kids eagerly gathered around Gwei Kaneng’s stool, their faces lit up with anticipation. They had already spread the big brown mat on the floor, waiting for her to come and tell them another captivating tale. Gwei Kaneng walked […]

The sun was at its peak, it cast a warm glow over the beautiful and colorful compound located in Rayfield, Jos. It was a very big house painted white and it has four flats. The four families occupying the flats were all from different ethnic groups but lived peacefully and happily. Three children, Nandom, Nenpo,

Different tribes, one home. That’s the beauty of Plateau State. On the plateau we are blessed with many ethnic groups, every ethnic group is friends or banter mates with one or more ethnic group. Take the Ngas tribe, for instance, one of the major languages in the state. They’re very friendly with tribes like Boghom,

The markets of Plateau State are a melting pot, bringing people together from all walks of life. For those who have ventured into these vibrant hubs, each market day is a celebration of community and culture. From the bustling Terminus and Kugiya Markets in Jos, the state capital, to the smaller markets in the local

Plateau State, fondly known as The Home of Peace and Tourism, is a gem nestled in the heart of Nigeria. From its temperate weather to its breathtaking landscapes, Plateau is more than just a destination it’s an experience. If you’ve never been, here are five compelling reasons to pack your bags and explore this unique