Experience and learn about the various culture in Nasarawa
Primarily found in Doma, Keana, and Obi LGAs, the Alago people are known for their rich cultural heritage and traditional leadership system.
Mostly found in Nasarawa and Kokona LGAs, they have strong agricultural traditions and a vibrant festival culture.
Found in Karu, Keffi, and Kokona LGAs, they are known for their pottery, farming, and deep-rooted traditions.
Majorly in Lafia, Akwanga, and Nassarawa-Eggon LGAs, the Eggon people are one of the most populous ethnic groups in the state.
Predominantly found in Obi and Akwanga LGAs, they have a rich linguistic and cultural identity.
Mainly in Wamba and Akwanga LGAs, they are known for their agricultural prowess.
Mostly found in Toto LGA, they have strong historical ties with their counterparts in Kogi State.
Found in Karu and Nasarawa LGAs, they are known for their farming and social structures.
Mainly in Awe and Doma LGAs, the Jukun people are historically linked to the Kwararafa Kingdom.
Found in Toto LGA, they have a rich cultural identity and are known for their hunting and farming traditions.
Primarily in Karu, Nasarawa, and Toto LGAs, they have historical ties to the Hausa people.
Mostly found in the southern part of Nasarawa, near the border with Benue State.
Settled in Awe, Doma, and Keana LGAs, they are well-known for their farming and traditional dances.
Found in Karu and Kokona LGAs, they have a distinct cultural and linguistic identity.
Primarily in Akwanga and Wamba LGAs, they maintain unique cultural traditions.
Found in Akwanga, Kokona, and Nasarawa-Eggon LGAs, they are known for their rich history and traditions.
17. Buh – Mostly found in Wamba and Akwanga LGAs, they have a strong indigenous identity.
Located in Nasarawa and Wamba LGAs, they have unique cultural practices.
Found in Karu and Kokona LGAs, they are known for their linguistic diversity.
Primarily in Wamba and Akwanga LGAs, they are closely related to the Mada and Rindre people.
Found in the border areas of Nasarawa and Kaduna States, they share cultural ties with Southern Kaduna.
Found in some parts of Nasarawa, mostly as settlers, with historical ties to Borno.
Mostly in Wamba LGA, they have cultural links with Plateau State tribes.
Primarily found in Wamba and Akwanga LGAs, they maintain strong traditional values.
Hausa – Found across Nasarawa, especially in urban areas, due to their historical influence in trade and governance.
