IRIGWE COMPOUND AT NATIONAL MUSEUM JOS, PLATEAU STATE: A BEAUTIFUL PLACE TO VISIT

THE JOURNEY TO THE AFIZERE ANCIENT SETTLEMENT: FEED YOUR EYES

70 in the picture below indicates the 70th step on the 100 steps journey to the ancient settlement of the Afizere people of Plateau State in the North Central Zone of Nigeria.

It reminds you that the journey is still on. Feed your eyes…

THE AGWOM PALACE OF THE ANCIENT AFIZERE PEOPLE OF PLATEAU STATE

The Agwom Palace of the Afizere Nation located inside the 100 steps to the Ancient settlement of the Afizere people of Plateau State, Middle Belt, Nigeria.

 

The main bowl of the Agwom Palace

OVERSEEING THE HIGHEST PEAK ON THE PLATEAU

Visited and climbed the100 steps to the ancient settlement of the Afizere People of Plateau State, North Central, Nigeria. Had an excellent view of Shere Hills, reputed as the highest peak on the Plateau, over 6000ft above the sea level.

THE AFIZERE ANCIENT SETTLEMENT: THE 100 STEPS JOURNEY CONTINUES

History has it that until the coming of the British colonial masters to Nigeria, the people of Afizere lived in the hills.

BOOM SHOT – “NOT TRYING” “FAILING” AND “FAILURE” ARE POLES APART

 

“Not trying” is not the same thing as failing and failing is not the same thing as not trying, just as both: Not trying and failing are not the same thing as failure.

THE 100 STEPS TO THE ANCIENT SETTLEMENT OF THE AFIZERE'S HAS COMMENCED

A close observation of the picture above reveals a yellow portion with a black mark on the yellow portion showing the inscription 1. 

The number 1 indicates the first step, which signifies the beginning of the 100 steps journey to the ancient settlement of the Afizere people of Plateau State, North Central Zone, Nigeria.