Imagine a place where ancient kingdoms, nomadic traditions, and vibrant artistry come together. Welcome to Taraba State, Nigeria. Today, let’s meet three of its major threads: the mighty Jukun, the resilient Mumuye, and the far-reaching Fulani. The Jukun: Keepers of Ancient Kingdoms The Jukun people are descendants of the Kwararafa kingdom, one of West Africa's most powerful empires from the 14th to 18th centuries. Their cultural capital is Wukari. They are known for fishing, farming and cloth dyeing. As expert farmers and fishers, their cuisine is rich. Dishes include flavorful soups, madidi, and tuwo served with soup. Known for having one of the most accessible bride prices in Nigeria, the process includes betrothal money, the bride price, and a symbolic gift like a handbag (Andu). Their traditional attire is stunning, primarily in indigo blue and black. Royalty is distinguished by the Kadzwe fabric, a ritually significant cloth reserved for kings. The Mumuye: Artists of the Hil...
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