ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND DEVELOPMENT ePUBLICATION *Promoting the three Bottom lines*
In this publication we are bringing to you another very unique attribute of the Afizere people. This was reveled recently by a tourism expert and practitioner, a son of Afizere land. According to him most of the indigenous names of the Afizere people; about 90% starts with the letter A. This is for both the male and female folks of the land.
Presented below are just very few of such Afizere names:
Standing where the first picture is taken at the Ancient Afizere settlement you are positioned to have a very excellent view of Shere Hills.
Shere Hills is reputed as the highest peak on the Plateau, with over 6000ft above the sea level. It is located in Plateau State, in the North Central Region of Nigeria.
In the face of the numerous and obviously alarming health challenges associated with most of the so called modern kitchen utensils, in particular those for eating food, it is in several ways becoming evident that the replacement of such items with the wooden ones is almost at hand.
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| HRM Eze Mazi Godwin Kanu Idei Kanu Okoro Oke |
Knowledge and understanding of the time and season is critical. The new Eze Aro, HRM Eze Mazi Godwin Kanu Idei Kanu Okoro Oke just released his policy trust document for Umu Aro in particular and the world in general. The loaded document extended gratitude to Umu Aro for confidence reposed on him and his assurances of not taking it for granted. He further listed his core areas of concentration with EHATS acronym. The recently crowned Eze Aro, challenged Umu Aro to rise and follow him is the MAGAI concept. His Majesty ended his powerful presentation by first urging Umu Aro to come forward with laudable proposals while calling on everyone to close ranks. His Majesty since after his coronation has been playing host to a number of Umu Aro and Non-Aros as the Palace has become a destination of choice.
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…
