ni-Vanuatu

Ni-Vanuatu refers to the people of Vanuatu, an island nation in the South Pacific. The term "Ni-Vanuatu" is derived from the local language, meaning "the people of Vanuatu." They are diverse communities with various indigenous languages, traditions, and cultures. Vanuatu's population is primarily of Melanesian descent, and the country values its rich cultural heritage, including traditional music, dance, and crafts. Ni-Vanuatu people are generally warm and welcoming, and their society emphasizes community and connection to their land. The nation gained independence from French and British colonial rule in 1980, fostering a strong sense of national identity.