Culture Fest

Puus Kaat, which means a day of of gathering or meeting day, is an annual cultural festival of the Mwaghavul tribe in mangu local government area of plateau state.A festival to usher in the rains and thank the Gods for a good harvest.

A festival to usher in the rains and thank the Gods for a good harvest, The Nzem Berom festival is held every year from April to May, to usher in rainfall for the planting season and to pray for bountiful harvest of crops at the end of the year’s farming.

It further serves as an avenue for Berom sons and daughters to choose wives or husbands, as it presents an array of Berom beautiful women and handsome men, who easily discover themselves at the festival.

The Igu-Koton-Karfe kingdom in Kogi Local Government Area of Kogi State will hold the third edition of its fishing/cultural festival on the 15th of April 2019. The event is known for its display of boat regatta, symposium/exhibition/and cultural display.

This Festival is also known as Okere Juju festival and has been in existence since the 15th century.The Awan’kere Festival popularly known as, is an annual festival celebrated by the Itsekiri people of Okere in Warri South Local Government Area of Delta State.

Kano State Durbar as it is locally called is a royal parade of thousands of men on horses adorned with beautiful garments. It is a colorful display of culture and pageantry. A spectacular display of a thousand years old tradition.