Edo Affairs2University of Benin Teaching Hospital: In this post, Edoaffairs will be writing on UNIBEN teaching hospital with concentration on University of Benin Address, the different units, UNIBEN Nursing School etc. There are several teaching hospitals in Nigieria like: University College Hospital , Ibadan University of Abuja Teaching Hospital , Abuja University of Benin Teaching Hospital University … Read more
Benin names and meaning: When it comes to naming, no tribe is close to Benin. Benin names and meaning is one thing you will really admire when you come to the city of Benin. We have sweet names for Males, females and the names that can be given to either a male or a female child … Read more
The Benin Moat was built in 1280-1295 to serve as a protection against invaders. It is notable as a cultural and historical edifice for the Benin people. The site was added to the World Heritage list on November 1, 1995. The first Benin Moat was Built by Oba Oguola in 1280-1295. Traditionally called Iya, the … Read more
Map of Edo State Showing Local Government Areas is the topic we will be addressing in this post. This post is for you If you want to download Edo state map or you want to know where the different local Government areas in Edo State is located on the map. For those who are not aware, Edo State … Read more
Okomu National Park, Edo State: Have you heard about Okomu National Park in Benin City? If you are wondering what the Okomu National park is or just wants to know more about the the Park then continue reading… The Okomu National Park is situated to the north-west of the ancient city of Benin, Okomu National … Read more
Nestled in the south of Nigeria lies Edo State, a place where tradition runs deep and weddings are celebrations bursting with color and joy. If you’re dreaming of a traditional Edo wedding, get ready for an unforgettable experience! Here’s a guide to make your special day a beautiful reflection of Edo’s rich heritage: Start with … Read more
Hausa people live mainly in the northern part of Nigeria, and most of them are Muslims. Here, you’ll find some Hausa names and what they mean. Hausa people are the biggest group of people in Africa. The Hausa language is the second most spoken language after Arabic among Afroasiatic languages. There are Hausa-speaking people in … Read more