Plateau Cultural Carnival

Preserving the beautiful and diverse culture on the plateau!!

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group adding its unique flavor to the region, Plateau truly lives up to its title as the Home of Peace and Tourism.

Stay tuned as we celebrate these amazing cultures at the Plateau Cultural Carnival 2024!

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Let’s talk about the Afizere people! 🌟

Also known as Afizarek or Jarawa, the Afizere are an ethnic group in Nigeria who reside in Jos East, Jos North, parts of Jos South, and Mangu Local Government Areas of Plateau State, as well as parts of Bauchi State. They speak...

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the Izere language and are surrounded by diverse ethnic neighbors, including the Berom, Zaar, Pyem, Hausa, Irigwe, and many more.

This diversity is a testament to the beauty of Plateau State, a land rich with cultures, traditions, and vibrant communities. With each...

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So much to look to with the upcoming Plateau Cultural Carnival!

Here is what the Founder had to say at a press conference on Monday!

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what do you guys think of these pictures from last year's Plateay Cultural Carnival?

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The vibrant colors and intricate designs of the traditional attire worn by this young Irigwe boy from Plateau State, Nigeria, highlight the stunning diversity of African culture.

Photo credit #wakalogue

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