Adamawa State

Adamawa State is located in northeastern Nigeria and is known for its diverse cultures and ethnic groups, including the Fulani and Hausa people. The state features a mix of urban and rural areas, with Yola as its capital. Adamawa is characterized by its scenic landscapes, including hills and rivers, and it contributes to Nigeria's agriculture through crops like maize, millet, and rice. Additionally, it is home to various wildlife and national parks, making it a notable area for nature and tourism. The economy is largely based on agriculture, trade, and services.