Eggon - Plateau. Egun Gu - Lagos,Ogun. Ejagham - Cross River. Ekajuk - Cross River. Eket - Akwa Ibom. Ekoi - Cross River. Engenni Ngene - Rivers. Epie - Rivers. Esan Ishan - Edo. Etche - Rivers. Etolu Etilo - Benue. Etsako - Edo. Etung - Cross River.
Etuno - Edo. Palli - Adamawa. Fyam Fyem - Plateau. Fyer Fer - Plateau. Gade - Niger. Galambi - Bauchi. Gamergu-Mulgwa -Borno. Qanawuri - Plateau. Gavako - Borno. Gbedde - Kogi. Gengle - Taraba. Geji - Bauchi. Gera Gere, Gerawa - Bauchi. Geruma Gerumawa - Plateau. Geruma Gerumawa - Bauchi. Gingwak - Bauchi. Gira - Adamawa. Gizigz - Adamawa. Goernai - Plateau. Gokana Kana - Rivers. Gombi - Adamawa. Gornun Gmun - Taraba.
Gonia - Taraba. Gubi Gubawa - Bauchi. Gude - Adamawa. Gudu - Adamawa. Gure - Kaduna. Gurmana - Niger. Gururntum - Bauchi. Gusu - Plateau. Gwa Gurawa - Adamawa. Gwamba Adamawa. Gwandara - Kaduna, Niger, Plateau.
Gwom - Taraba. Gwoza Waha - Borno. Gyem - Bauchi. Higi Hig - Borno, Adamawa. Holma - Adamawa. Scientists have different data about the number of tribes in Nigeria, some speak about tribes, others about Two principal tribes in Nigeria Hausa and Yoruba have a huge influence on the course of development of the country.
It is the biggest tribe. The ethnic group has homogenized culture. Hausa people are known for raising cattle, growing crops and trading. This tribe practices Islam as the main religion.
The tribe plays a significant role in politics of Nigeria. Top fascinating facts about Nigeria. Their living area is Accra, Banjul, Lagos, Cotonou. Most of Hausa prefer to live in small villages. Hausa language is Chadic group language of Afro-Asiatic type. The main city of Hausa is Daura, it is situated in Katsina State.
This town is considered as a spiritual center of this tribe. The second most influential ethnic group among all tribes in Nigeria. Also, tensions have arisen in the past between the community and the government and oil companies due to the mismanagement of revenue generated from oil.
It is argued that a substantial amount of the wealth derived from this natural resource has not made its way to benefitting local communities. Also referred to as the Edo tribe, the Bini people derived from Benin , can be found in Edo State in the south of Nigeria, although they can also be found spread across the Delta, Ondo, and Rivers states. They are descendants of the Benin Empire and speak Edo language, including several other dialects. Many Binis are Christians or Muslims.
It is important to note that according to historical sources, the Bini people today are the descendants of the Yoruba Prince Oranmiyan of Ife who was invited to rule them after they were dissatisfied with their then King. Also, modern-day Lagos was found by the Bini army in the 16th century while they were out on a hunt. At the time Lagos was a forest with no inhabitants.
The Bini army settled there and began developing the area which in the local language is known as Eko, even till today. This tribe can be found in the northeast of Nigeria. The Kanuri people are mostly Sunni Muslims. Unfortunately, the extremist group, Boko Haram have used Kanuri lands as a base for operations, subjecting Kanuri people to violence and Sharia law. The Ibibio people make up about 3. The Kanuri people are found in northeastern Nigeria.
The regions in which Kanuri live are largely impractical for outsiders to reach. Kanuri people are predominately Sunni Muslims. This group seeks to express many of the Kanuri grievances towards the Nigerian government.
Although the Kanuri culture is rich with tradition, Boko Haram are using their lands as a base for operations, and innocent Kanuri people have been subjected to violence and Sharia law.
This is largely due to intermarriage and Fulani living among the Hausa population. Fulani adopted Islam early, and a large section of the Fulani people are recognized as excellent Islamic clerics. Along with the Hausa, Fulani people have also been a dominant presence in the sphere of Nigerian politics since independence in The Ibibio, mostly found in southeastern Nigeria, have a rich oral history passed down through generations. These people have lived in this part of Nigeria for several hundred years.
This ethnic group numbers approximately 4. Ibibio people in the region also inquired with the British Crown to become their own sovereign nation within Nigeria pre-independence.
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