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Here’s how the “Okada” got its name

  Recent years have seen an increase in the frequency with which people around the world use the word okada, and it would be fascinating...

Here are 10 Muslim funeral traditions

  Listed below are some of the Islamic customs that are followed at funerals and burials. Here are 10 Muslim funeral traditions: No matter what your...

A brief look into the history, belief and economy of the Annang people

They arranged themselves into clans and villages based on old family origins known as Iman as a result of the acknowledgement of lineages. These...

Everything about the Amazons of Dahomey, Benin’s fearless female warriors

  Do you remember the Dora Milaje, the elite fighting group that appeared in the box office smash The Black Panther? Everything about the Amazons of...

Take a look a the strange tradition of lip plating in Africa

  Africans have practiced a wide variety of bodily changes for hundreds of years; despite the passage of time, many of these modifications have been...

See the South Sudan marriage culture, where a man must kidnap any lady he likes for marriage

  In Latuka, South Sudan, the custom is not the same as it is in other parts of the world, in which a man must...

Here are some of the beliefs of the ancient Igbo people

The ancient Igbo people believed these ideas, and to this day, parts of those beliefs are still held by some members of the tribe. Here...

9 interesting facts about the Eyo festival

  The Eyo festival is a celebration that is common among Yoruba people, particularly the indigenous people of Lagos. This celebration is also known as...

What is the history behind dreadlocks?

  Dreadlocks are a popular hairstyle in today's society and can take on a wide variety of looks. What is the history behind dreadlocks?: Dreadlocks are...

Check out these 7 colorful festivals from across the world

  Festivals are a method to honor the distinctiveness of a people and their rich cultural heritage; they are also living embodiments of traditions that...