Category : Traditional Festivals


Oke-Igbo Unveils Coronation Festivities for New Oluoke

The agrarian community of Oke-Igbo in Ondo State has announced a weeklong lineup of activities for the coronation of Oba Felix Adeoye Akintoye as the 18th Oluoke, ending years of legal disputes and a vacant throne.

Oke-Igbo Set for Oluoke Coronation, Unveils Activities

The agrarian community of Oke-Igbo in Ondo State is set to crown Oba Felix Adeoye Akintoye as the 18th Oluoke, ending years of legal disputes. A week-long schedule from April 20-26, 2026, includes events like a football match and a thanksgiving service, w

Governor Fintiri Receives 'Lakaa ka Michika' Traditional Title

Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri of Adamawa State was conferred with the traditional title 'Lakaa ka Michika' during the 2026 Michika Cultural Annual Festival. The governor emphasized cultural preservation and pledged enhanced security and infrastructure dev

Omiyale Couple Set for Knight Investiture in Houston

Sir Charles Omiyale and his wife, Lady Shaneka, will be invested as Knights of Saint Christopher in Houston, Texas, marking a historic moment for the Anglican Church in America. The ceremony honors their dedication to faith and community service.

Nigeria Ramp Up 2026 Hajj Preparations Across States

As the 2026 Hajj approaches, Nigerian states are conducting inspections, enlightenment programs, and logistical arrangements to ensure a smooth pilgrimage. Officials emphasize timely airlifts and spiritual readiness for intending pilgrims.

Ogun Pilgrims Get Guidance, Vaccination for 2026 Hajj

The Ogun State Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board organized a comprehensive program to educate and vaccinate intending pilgrims, covering Hajj rites, health management, and travel regulations for a smooth spiritual journey.

Emir of Kaltungo Leads Christian Hymn, Sparks Debate

The Emir of Kaltungo in Gombe State has ignited online discussions after a video surfaced showing him leading a Christian hymn. While some speculate about a religious conversion, no official confirmation has been made.

Eid Al-Adha 2026 in Nigeria: Dates and Observance

Astronomical calculations indicate Eid Al-Adha 2026 will likely fall on May 27 in Nigeria, with Arafah Day on May 26. The government recognizes both days as public holidays, enabling extended family gatherings and spiritual reflection during this signific

Gani Adams Praises Alaafin as Yoruba Unity Symbol

Aare Ona Kakanfo Gani Adams describes Alaafin of Oyo Oba Akeem Owoade I as a beacon of hope and unity for Yoruba people on his first coronation anniversary. The monarch dismisses rumors of conflicts with Governor Seyi Makinde and Olubadan Oba Rashidi Lado

Ramadan 2026 Dates and Fasting Guidelines

Ramadan 2026 began on February 18 and ended on March 20 in Nigeria, with fasting from dawn to sunset. Learn about the rules, meals, and health impacts of this holy Islamic month.

Taraba Rulers Hail Kefas for Nwonyo Festival Revival

Traditional rulers in Taraba State have commended Governor Agbu Kefas for reviving the historic Nwonyo Fishing Festival, set for April 17-18, 2026, as a strategic move to preserve cultural heritage and boost the local economy through tourism.

Easter's Message of Hope: Renewal Amidst Challenges

In a world marked by injustice and conflict, Easter offers a powerful message of hope and renewal. This article explores how this Christian feast inspires resilience and calls for positive change in Nigeria and beyond.

Easter Dining: Christians Pray and Eat Together for Unity

Christians celebrate Easter by praying and dining together, symbolizing communion and breaking social barriers. This tradition fosters fellowship, unity, and love among believers, with meals often featuring rice, proteins, and nonalcoholic drinks.

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