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You don’t have to
put yourself into so much pressure by spending excessively or go borrowing in
the face of very lean resources to beautify your evening. You can make it more
exciting and lively by visiting the ancient Agwom Palace and climbing the 100
steps to an ancient settlement. The Pictures show evening climbers of the 100 steps to the ancient Afizere settlement.
More and more people, including the schools and their students and pupils are getting to know about the ancient Afizere settlement in Plateau State, North Central Nigeria, and are beginning to share in the excitement of visiting the Agwom Palace, as well as taking the opportunity to climb the 100 steps to the ancient Afizere settlement.
The picture above is a clear indication that the destination is close.
Where the two ladies stand is the entrance to the Afizere settlement. Are you
in a hurry to see what it looks like?
Don’t you think it will be better if we reflect a little about how the 100 steps journey to the ancient Afizere settlement started?
Let some of the pictures below serve as a quick reminder to how the 100 steps journey began. If you refer to it as the making of the journey, ,y brother, my sister, no qualms...
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| This beautiful Art work is the handiwork of Lekwa Laski, a graduate of the Arts Department, Institute of Management and Technology (IMT) Enugu. He made it during his National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in Jos, and was erected with Nnabugwu Chizoba and presented to Plateau State during the tenure of Chief Chibi Josua Dariye |
Do you know that many people following and reading us since we started releasing some unique information about the Afizere people of Plateau State in the North Central Region of Nigeria, best described as the Middle Belt are people who have been living in Plateau State for a very long time or have lived in the state sometime in the past? There are also many other people following and reading us that have never had any stint with Plateau state but are already in love with the state.
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:
