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Kwararafa University (view )
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to ethnic conflicts, there have been attempts to rename Dan-Anacha to Kwararafa though rejected by some people who believe it could be intended to favour
Taraba State
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Hospital and Maternity Albert Healthcare Company Taraba Specialist Hospital kwararafa Hospital and maternity Federal Polythecnic Bali Medical Center First Referral
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ABA Festival is derived from the popular ABA drum associated with the Kwararafa in (Jukun kingdom). In 2006, the festival was rated as the sixth most
Igala Kingdom
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(1567-1597) Agbo (1597-1627) Agọchi (1627-1657) Olema II (1657-1687) Kwararafa Dynasty Abutu Ẹjẹ Ata who ruled in the Independence Era Ebulẹjonu Ọm Abutu
Opanda Kingdom
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kingdom in this regard. In the case of the Egbura ethnic group, even before Kwararafa assumed its status as one of the most powerful empires in West Africa
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Egypt. Fidelis Mac-Leva. "Nigeria: How Giant Crocodiles Guided Jukun to Kwararafa ". All Africa. 24 June 2009 Campbell, Gwyn (2012). David Griffiths and
Ntezi
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this assumption centers on the language similarities with the Bantoid "Kwararafa empire" which stretched from the Benue river far to the Cameron mountain
Bashar, Plateau State
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Jukun people decided to move away from Borno. The Jukun went to establish Kwararafa , but the Yangkam people went to the Kaltungo area of the present Bauchi
List of academic libraries in Nigeria
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Ode Omu https://www.kingsuniversity.edu.ng/ 2015 Kwara North-Central 33 Kwararafa University, Wukari https://www.kwararafauniversity.edu.ng 2005 Taraba
Zaki Biam massacre
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by Sarkin Yamini and one Mallam Saba, a prominent member of the new Kwararafa Empire, profiled Tiv people in the market and killed them. This incident