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Nigerian Tribes Facts: Igbos, Yorubas & Hausas Cultural & Historical Facts Nigeria, the most populous black nation in the world, is a culturally diversed country, with multitude of ethnic groups living together as one. Interestingly, these tribes are not only divided along tribal lines, but also along religion lines. In this article, we are going to be bringing you comprehensive Nigerian tribes facts . Here are some interesting cultural and historical facts about the three main ethnic groups in Phonics Activities, Nigerian Tribes, Meditation Ideas, Ethnic Trends, Nigerian Culture, Nigeria Africa, African Print Dress Ankara, African Inspired Fashion, Historical Facts

Nigerian Tribes Facts: Igbos, Yorubas & Hausas Cultural & Historical Facts Nigeria, the most populous black nation in the world, is a culturally diversed country, with multitude of ethnic groups living together as one. Interestingly, these tribes are not only divided along tribal lines, but also along religion lines. In this article, we are going […]

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Chief S.O. Alonge: Photographer to the Royal Court of Benin, Nigeria  Photo of Chief Francis Edo Osagie (1960) African History, African Art Museum, Benin City, African Royalty, Art Premier, Royal Court, Smithsonian Institution, African American Art, African Culture

For over five decades Chief Solomon Osagie Alonge photographed the royal court and everyday life of Benin, Nigeria. Drawing on their collection of over 2,000 glass plate and large format film negatives, as well as around 100 prints, the Smithsonian National Museum of African Art is exhibiting some of his rarely seen photographs.

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