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1 | Edo Genealogy | Edo Genealogy focuses on the history and ancestry of the Edo people, primarily from the Benin Kingdom in modern-day Edo State, Nigeria. With a rich heritage that dates back over 1,000 years, the Edo people are known for their advanced governance structures, art, and culture. Their genealogies often trace royal lineages to the famous Benin monarchy, which is one of the oldest and most powerful kingdoms in West Africa. Edo Genealogy preserves records of notable families, historical figures, and the revered customs and traditions of the people, offering invaluable insight into their legacy and societal contributions. | 0 | 0 | 0 |
2 | Hausa & Funlai Genealogy | Hausa and Fulani Genealogy is a dedicated platform for preserving and documenting the rich genealogical heritage of the Hausa and Fulani people. It features biographies of prominent Hausa and Fulani figures from various domains, providing a thorough reference for family lineage, cultural heritage, and ancestral knowledge. This resource supports individuals tracing Hausa and Fulani ancestry, fostering community connections, and preserving cultural knowledge for generations to come. | 0 | 0 | 0 |
3 | Ibibio Genealogy | Ibibio Genealogy is dedicated to preserving the ancestral records and cultural heritage of the Ibibio people, one of the largest ethnic groups in southeastern Nigeria. The Ibibio people have a rich history, with deep connections to the ancient kingdoms and societies of the region. Their genealogies trace family lines through oral histories, prominent families, and traditional leadership structures. This resource is crucial for those seeking to explore the Ibibio heritage, understand familial connections, and celebrate the contributions of the Ibibio people to Nigeria’s cultural diversity. | 0 | 0 | 0 |
4 | Igbo Genealogy | Igbo Genealogy is a resource-rich platform dedicated to preserving and mapping the genealogy of the Igbo people. It features biographies of influential Igbo figures across various fields, providing a comprehensive reference for family history, culture, and heritage. With extensive collections of ancestral records, the website serves as a vital tool for those exploring Igbo ancestry, connecting communities, and ensuring cultural knowledge is accessible for generations to come. | 3,144 | 930 | 113 |
5 | Ijaw Genealogy | Ijaw Genealogy documents the history, culture, and ancestral lines of the Ijaw people, an ethnic group predominantly found in the Niger Delta region. The Ijaw people have a unique identity marked by their maritime lifestyle, rich oral traditions, and deep connection to the land and water. Their genealogical records preserve the names and stories of key figures, clans, and villages, providing insight into the traditions, customs, and migratory patterns that shaped their history. Ijaw Genealogy plays a vital role in reconnecting families, documenting their histories, and safeguarding their cultural legacy for future generations. | 0 | 0 | 0 |
6 | Kanuri Genealogy | Kanuri Genealogy focuses on the history and ancestry of the Kanuri people, an ethnic group primarily found in the northeastern region of Nigeria, especially around Lake Chad. The Kanuri people have a long history tied to the ancient Kanem-Bornu Empire, one of the greatest empires in West Africa. Their genealogies trace royal lineages, influential leaders, and family networks that have helped shape the region’s political and cultural history. Kanuri Genealogy helps maintain the historical record of the Kanuri people’s migrations, leadership, and contributions to regional governance, offering a valuable resource for those tracing their roots. | 0 | 0 | 0 |
7 | Other Groups Genealogy | Other Groups Genealogy refers to the diverse range of ethnic groups across Nigeria that contribute to the country’s rich cultural tapestry. These include the various smaller ethnicities and communities whose histories, traditions, and genealogies are just as integral to the national identity. From the Ngas in Plateau State to the Efik in Cross River State, these groups often have distinct languages, customs, and practices that reflect the broader history of Nigeria. Documenting the genealogies of these communities helps preserve their unique heritage and offers a deeper understanding of the country’s complex and intertwined cultural landscape. | 0 | 0 | 0 |
8 | Tiv Genealogy | Tiv Genealogy focuses on the family histories and cultural heritage of the Tiv people, who are primarily located in central Nigeria, especially in Benue State. Known for their agricultural prowess and distinctive cultural practices, the Tiv have a rich genealogical tradition passed down through oral history and familial records. Tiv genealogies often highlight the origin stories, ancestral leaders, and important events that have shaped their society. This platform serves as a key resource for exploring the Tiv heritage, understanding family connections, and preserving the traditions and values of the Tiv people for future generations. | 0 | 0 | 0 |
9 | Yoruba Genealogy | Yoruba Genealogy is a resource-rich platform dedicated to preserving and mapping the genealogy of the Yoruba people. It showcases biographies of influential Yoruba figures across diverse fields, offering a comprehensive reference for family history, culture, and heritage. With an extensive collection of ancestral records, the website serves as an essential tool for those exploring Yoruba ancestry, connecting communities, and ensuring cultural knowledge remains accessible for future generations. | 28 | 9 | 2 |