Edo people

The Edo people are an ethnic group primarily located in southern Nigeria, particularly in Edo State, which is named after them. They have a rich cultural heritage, known for their traditional art, bronze casting, and historical kingdoms, notably the Benin Kingdom, which was influential in West African history. The Edo have a unique language called Edo, part of the Niger-Congo family. Their society is characterized by a strong sense of community, traditional beliefs, and vibrant festivals. The Edo people continue to maintain their cultural practices while also engaging in modern life and diverse occupations.