In Plateau State tribal marks were not put on the face to scar, but were put there to say: I know who I am, and the world will know it too. Even before a word was spoken, the face had already spoken. On the Plateau, you could meet an elder on the road, and when […]
Tribal Marks in Plateau State: The Ngas, Mwaghavul & Ron Identity Legacy Read More »
Imagine a world where our old traditions spark new fires, where our forgotten stories are dusted off and worn like badges of honor. That’s a cultural renaissance in Plateau State in a nutshell. Cultural Renaissance is a fresh wave of love for one’s roots. When we blend the past with the modern vibe, we create
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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
Women in craft in Plateau State: Unsung Keepers of Culture Read More »
On a cool morning in Plateau State, when the white fog cling to the mountains and kitchen fires generate smoke, more often a pleasant aroma strongly drifts through the air. It’s either the smell of warm Acha porridge or Acha pudding. Mothers stir this nutritious meal gently, while children eagerly await their calabashes or bowls
Acha (Fonio): Plateau’s Special Grain Read More »
