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Hausa-Fulani Durbar Festival Gains UNESCO Recognition

For centuries, the Durbar has thundered through the streets of Northern Nigeria, draped in elegance, tradition, and the echo of hooves on sunbaked earth.
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The 5th Coronation Anniversary and 70th Birthday Party of the Olu of Odosenlu Kingdom

A priest, an imam, and a traditional ruler walk into a party. What do you get? The unforgettable 5th Coronation Anniversary and 70th Birthday of Oba Adedotun Oduneye Odusanya, the Olu of Odosenlu-Alaro Kingdom.
The Aare Crown

The Missing Aare Crown of Ipetumodu

A cloud of uncertainty hangs over Ipetumodu in Osun State, where a controversy has shaken both palace and people.

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