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The cut off mark for Business Administration is a determining factor for a candidate to study this course in Nigerian universities. Every year thousands of students want to study Business Administration but meeting the cut off mark for the school of their choice is one of the first hurdle they must overcome. The cut off … Read more
This is to finally make it known to the general public particularly all aspiring candidates of Federal University, Dutsin-Ma, Katsina State that the management has released the FUDUTSINMA Cut Off Mark that will qualify its candidates to obtain the Post UTME Form and before considering admission. If you have already chosen or are thinking of … Read more
Are you interested in applying for COOU Post UTME Form and you already meet the requirements for studying in Chukwuemeka Odomegwu Ojukwu University? If so, then this is to officially make it known to the general public particularly all interested candidates of COOU that the management has released the Post UTME screening exercise form. As … Read more
ABSTRACT This paper examined the imperial exploits of Nupe among the Akoko communities of Northeast Yorubaland between 1845 and 1897. The study adopted the narrative and analytical methods of historical research. Data for the study was gathered through primary and secondary sources. These involved oral interviews with some community leaders that were purposively selected. Secondary … Read more
NUPE PEOPLE; NIGERIA`S FAMOUS BEADS MAKING PEOPLE IN AFRICA. The Nupe people are called different names by various tribes in Nigeria, the Yoruba people refer to them as Tapa/Takpa, the Hausas call them Nufawa (Plural) or Banufe (Singular). The neighbouring Gbagyi people (Gwari/Gbari) refer to them as Anupeyi. The Nupe people refer themselves as Nupenchizhi … Read more
NUPE TIMELINE 1700 BC – Egyptian pharaoh visited KinNupe with a contingent of 700,000 people. 1400 BC – Egyptian pharaoh Ramses the Great engaged the service of Nupe witchdoctors and wizards. 800 BC – The Nupe practiced Nok culture which spread from Central KinNupe to the Jos Plateau. 600 BC – Cambyses I, the king … Read more