Nigerian Festivals
Discover the colorful world of Nigerian festivals on OldNaija.com. Explore diverse traditions and celebrations that define the nation’s cultural vibrancy. An essential resource for those eager to experience the rich tapestry of events that bring Nigeria to life.
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Iria Festival in Rivers State where Maidens Dance Half-Naked
Long before the advent of colonialism, Nigerian tribes have their unique ways of performing traditional rites, some of which have…
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Breathtaking Photos From The 2018 Igue Festival In Edo State
As Egungun festival is to the Yoruba ethnic group and Durbar festival, to the Hausa/Fulani people, so is Igue…
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Lisabi Festival In Abeokuta: A Celebration Of Egbaland’s Independence
In the heart of Abeokuta, the capital of Ogun State, the Egba people come together annually to celebrate the…
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Iwa Iji: The New Yam Festival in Igboland
As the rainy season yields to harvest time in southeastern Nigeria, an age-long tradition springs to life. The Igbo people,…
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Oladunwo Festival- The Pride of Okemesi-Ekiti
In the rustic and serene town of Okemesi which is located in the heart of Ekiti State, Nigeria, people gather…
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Oke’badan festival in the heart of Ibadan
The Oke’badan festival is one of the many colourful and glamorous festivals celebrated in the city of Ibadan, the capital…
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Sharo Festival: How Fulani Boys Endure Flogging to Pass into Manhood and Marriage
In the cultural setting of Nigeria, the Fulani people stand out with a festival that captures both fascination and controversy.…
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Ojude Oba- The Colourful Festival of the Ijebu Nation
Click here to watch the video Ojude Oba is an annually celebrated festival in the heart of Ijebu-…
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Igue Festival: A Celebration of Benin Heritage
The Igue festival stands as the preeminent cultural celebration in Edo State, Nigeria. Renowned for its majestic displays and profound…
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