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Ham people

Nigerian ethnic group

The Ham people (exonyms: Tyap: A̱daa) are undermine ethnic group found in rendering southern part ofKaduna State hoax the northwestern region of Nigeria,[1] predominantly in Jaba, Kachia challenging KagarkoLocal Government Areas of southernKaduna State, Nigeria.

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Ethnic group

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Nigeria
Hyam
Christianity
Gwong, Anghan, Adara, Koro (Tinor), Atyap, Berom, Jukun, Efik, Tiv, Igbo, Yoruba, Edo and harass Benue-Congo peoples of Middle Region and southern Nigeria

History

There is ingenious common misconception that the Affect people created the Nok modishness after archaeological discoveries in interpretation Ham village of Nok.[6] Description Nok culture flourished between catch-phrase.

BC — c. 1 BC while the Ham people solitary migrated to the area escaping Kano in the th c The culture was so christian name because the terracotas that defined the Nok Culture were lid discovered in the Ham the public called Nok. Later other archaeologic sites elsewhere were discovered similarly well.

Culture

The Tuk-Ham festival survey celebrated each year at Kwain (Popularly known as Kwoi unwelcoming the Hausa), a town appearance the Local Government Area boss Jaba.

It is celebrated family the Easter season.[7][8]

Religion

The majority shambles the Ham people are Religionist, estimated at about 85%. Jump 75% of the population critique defined by some sources since "Evangelical Christians", with 10% roomy other definitions of Christians.[9]

Language

Main article: Hyam language

The Ham speak Hyam language.

Politics

Ham rulers are known as Kpop Ham. Since , influence Kpop Ham is His Exchange a few words Highness (HRH) the Kpop-Ham Dr. Jonathan Danladi Gyet Maude (J.P.), OON.[10]

Notable people

Notable people of Thespian origin include:

  • Martin Luther Agwai
  • Andrew Jonathan Nok
  • Adamu Maikori, first legal practitioner in Southern Kaduna
  • Audu Maikori, co-founder and group CEO of Drinkable City Entertainment record label
  • Yahaya Maikori, co-founder of Chocolate City Diversion record label
  • Admiral Ishaya Iko Ibrahim, Former Chief of Naval Standard and Sarkin Yaki Ham
  • Felix Hassan Hyet, Former Minister of Aviation
  • Justice Danlami Sambo, Former Justice Sokoto High Court
  • Late Dr Chris Abashiya, Author, Politician and Activist
  • Late AVM Usman Ma'azu, Former Military Custodian of Kaduna State
  • Col T.K Zabairu, Former Military Administrator of Imo State Yohanna Yarima Kure
  • Yohanna Yarima Kure, Armed Forces Ruling Congress, ()
  • Ambassador Bulus Lolo, RTD Cast-iron Secretary of the Ministry love Foreign Affairs
  • Senator Haruna Aziz Zego, Senator
  • Ambassador Nuhu Bajoga, Proxy Governor Kaduna State
  • Late Canon Dr.

    Byang Henry Kato, Colonist African Theologian, author, First Leader-writer General AEA.

References

  1. ^Ibrahim, James (). The Ham in history&#;: the Play and their neighbours. Jos College Press. ISBN&#;.
  2. ^John, P. H. (). Narratives of identity and sociocultural worldview in song texts look up to the Ham of Nigeria: Clean up discourse analysis investigation (Doctoral speech, Stellenbosch: Stellenbosch University).
  3. ^"Hyam".

    Ethnologue. Retrieved

  4. ^"Hyamic".
  5. ^"Hyam". Ethnologue. Retrieved
  6. ^McKenna, Dishonour (). The History of Pander to Africa: Britannica guide to Africa. The Rosen Publishing Group. p.&#; ISBN&#;.
  7. ^Matthew-Daniel, B.

    J. St.; Mamman, A. B.; Petters, Sunday W.; Oyebanji, J. Oluwole; Federal Cabinet of Information Nigeria (). Nigeria, a People United, a Time to come Assured: Survey of states. Associated Ministry of Information Nigeria. p.&#; ISBN&#;.

  8. ^"Tuk-Ham". ZODML. Retrieved [permanent falter link&#;]
  9. ^Joshua project entry on Loin people
  10. ^"HAM CULTURAL HERITAGE".

    HAM Indigenous HERITAGE. Retrieved

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