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From Afro to Alte - LYKMOLEE
Lykmolee drop a project he worked on last year.
Earlier this year, he had come out to say no music from him this year cos he will be working on himself. I guess His fans will be happy with the…
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NTəm iSur, ‘evening social discourse.
After the evening meals, especially when the moonlight is not bright, the family
spends the evening in full relaxation after a hard day‟s labour in a socially
structured manner. This is called ntəm isur - „evening social discourse‟. It is…
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Tarok: Two Traditional Rulers In Wase LGA
Plateau State Governor, Simon Bako Lalong has charged traditional rulers on the Plateau to play a greater role in enhancing the security of their domains and the entire nation.
Governor Lalong stated this on Tuesday while installing two second class…
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Tarok Nation and its notability
•The TAROK people settled in the southern zone of Plateau state
•They're the second Largest Ethnic group in plateau state,after the malicious BEROM.
•There king is called the 'PONZHI'
•They occupied almost seven LGAs in plateau state viz;
1.Langtang north
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Tarok Delicacy: you need to taste
Food consumed by the tarok people are amwam (amora), zogale (moringa] soups like agbantar [groundnut soup]and izhin. Our passion for anything gives them focus and makes them committed. Your typical tarok man can die for his people- no kidding. they…
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The Tarok People are majorly found in Langtang North, Langtang South and Wase Local governemnts areas of PlateauState Nigeria. Their girls are known to be hard working, and If you end up falling in Love with one them, these are…
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How to Prepare Amora_ by Esther Timbyen
Amora (in Hausa) or Amuam (in Tarok) is a typical Tarok and Hausa Food in Plateau State. Tarok is a popular tribe in Plateau State located in Langtang North and South LGAs. This tribe is known for several cultural heritages,…
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Days of the week in Tarok language!
In many languages, the days of the week are named after classical planets or gods of a pantheon. In English, the names are Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturdayand Sunday, then returning to Monday. Such a week may be called…
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