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A Brief History Of Okun People – The Yorubas in Kogi

The word “Okun” is a general term used to describe the Yoruba people in Kogi state, Nigeria. Kogi is a

Obangogo Hills in the 16th to 19th centuries means one significant thing to the Okun-Yoruba people of Kogi State, (the

This is a collection of some beautiful Okun names and their meaning. Okun people is the term used to describe groups

Introduction: Kogi state is located in the North Central region of Nigeria, it is a multi-ethnic state that is home

The Okun traditional attire is fast becoming popular among the people as it is used for political, economy and social

According to researchers, Igala is a Yoruboid Language because of the striking similarities between Igala and Okun-Yoruba words and pronunciations

THE FORGOTTEN ROOT. Many of us are guilty of this; in one way or another, we often forget who we

Weddings are common in all cultures and tribes across the world. It is a time when a man and a

The Yoruba language and its dialects are spoken by the Yoruba people, who make up more than 44 million people

STORY OF ATTAH AMEH OBONI: THE MOST FAMOUS AND REVERED IGALA KING ATTAH Ameh Oboni was born in 1911 in