This page contains a brief introduction to Africa’s Music, Foods, Fashions, Religions etc. I do not claim expert on African matter. Though I’m from Nigeria, I only know what’s going on in Edo land where I’m originally from and not the whole of Nigeria. Similarly, I do not know about the whole Africa, the reason is simply because Africa is a continent full of different cultures and traditions. Within the same State/Province/Region in most of African countries, there are as much as 50 different tribes. These tribes speak different languages, eat different foods, wear different clothes, religious worshipping are different, different music etc. Take Nigeria for example, the country has more than 360 different tribes, all these tribes’ ways of life and traditions are totally different. How then can anyone claim expert to all these tribes especially its political structure and composition within the Federal system?
Though I do not claim expert to African affair, I have put together this resource gathered online, from past experiences, African friends, conference speeches, and family members who have visited some of these places for educational purpose.
If you’re an African, please feel free to add to this resource and most importantly. update and correct some of the information to help none Africans better understand our motherland.
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Africa-n-Brief
A good source of African teaching and learning resources in Canada.
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Africans are blessed people. So resilient, accommodating and knowledgeable breeds.
I love Africa for its diversity in culture, language, dressing etc. We are blessed as Africans.
Good job sir.
Thank you IB. I always tell my students that God resides in Africa, it’s unfortunate for Africans that he does business in North America & Europe.