Kebbi

Kebbi is a state in northwestern Nigeria, known for its rich history and cultural diversity. It is bordered by Niger Republic to the northwest and several Nigerian states. The state’s capital is Birnin Kebbi, and it is predominantly inhabited by the Kebbi people who are mainly farmers and fishermen. Kebbi features a mix of savannah and river valleys, with the Niger River running through it, supporting agriculture and livelihoods. It is also renowned for its cultural festivals, traditional crafts, and historical sites, making it an important region for Nigeria’s history and economy.