Idoma (related ethnic group)

The Idoma are an ethnic group primarily found in central Nigeria, particularly in Benue State. They have a rich cultural heritage, including unique languages, traditions, festivals, and art forms. The Idoma society is traditionally organized around kinship and community ties, and they are known for their craftsmanship, music, and vibrant celebrations. Their language, Idoma, belongs to the Benue-Congo family of languages. The Idoma people have a history of agriculture, especially yam farming, which plays a central role in their culture and social life. Overall, they are an important and proud part of Nigeria’s diverse ethnic landscape.