guelp, Author at Kogi State Hub

The term “Okun” is a popular word used to describe every indigenous Yoruba person in Kogi state, Nigeria. Kogi state

23 Famous Yoruba (Okun) People You probably Didn’t know Were From Kogi State

Yoruba people make up over 20% of the entire population of Kogi State, constituting up to one million of the

You can now use the Warri/Itakpe train stations to travel from Warri, Delta State, to Kogi State for convenience and

The Igala people are mostly found in the eastern part of Kogi State, with a significant population in Benue, Enugu,

Chari Magumeri was a brave and impressive-looking soldier, and Army barracks in Lokoja were named after him many years after

According to researchers, Igala is a Yoruboid Language because of the striking similarities between Igala and Okun-Yoruba words and pronunciations

The official Kogi state logo was designed by a UK based company called Logo+ (Logo Plus). Logo+ is the creative