LIST of PLATEAU STATE INDIGENOUS TRIBE
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Welcome to this blog post! Here we will explore the rich culture and history of the indigenous tribes of Plateau State, Nigeria. Plateau State is a unique and diverse region, home to over fifty distinct ethnic groups. Through this post, we will delve into the distinct customs, traditions, and languages of each of these tribal groups. Additionally, we will explore the rich cultural heritage of Plateau State, as well as its important role in the history of Nigeria.
Whether you're a student of Nigerian history, a traveler looking to explore new cultures, or simply curious about the rich heritage of Plateau State, this blog post is sure to provide you with valuable insights and information.So sit back, relax, and join us on this journey as we explore the wonderful world of Plateau State's indigenous tribes!
- Tarok
- Berom
- Ngas
- Mwaghavul
- Jarawa (Izere)
- Ron
- Pai
- Rukuba
- Yiwom
- Sha
- Piapung
- Firam
- Horom
- Balkur
- Kulere
- Tal
- Mupun
- Tehl (Montol)
- Iguta
- Kina
- Cara
- Jorto
- Kofyarcluster
- Aten
- Koenoem
- Che
- Mushere
- Boghom
- Bada
- Janji
- Bo-Rukul
- Ambas
- Irigwe
- Amo
- Dass
- Jere
- Yangkam
- Goemai
- Jhar
- Kwankwa
- Buji
- Miship
- Lemoro
- Jukun/Wapan
- Tapshin
- Pyem
- Vaghat
- Pan
- Chakfem
- Duguza
- Izora
- Mundat
- Duguri
- Bijim
- Myet
- Kwalla
- Fyer
- Kadung
- Anaguta
In conclusion, the Plateau State of Nigeria is home to a variety of unique and diverse indigenous tribes. Each of these tribes has its own distinct culture and traditions, making it an interesting and colorful place to visit. From the Afizere to the Mwaghavul, these indigenous tribes are an integral part of the Plateau State's history and identity. Therefore, it is important to acknowledge and appreciate the various indigenous tribes of Plateau State and their contributions to the region.
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