The Benin (Edo) Culture and History (Benin People)
WEEK 8
TOPIC: The Benin (Edo) Culture and History (Benin People)
The Benin (Edo) people are located in the rainforest. They are found in the southern part of the country. They speak the Edo language. Edo-speaking people include the Ishan, the Etsako, the Ivbiosakon, the Akoko Edo and the Ineme. They share the same historical origin and have a similar culture. The centre of their civilisation is Benin.
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Subject Scheme & Timeline:
- The Location of Ile-Ife on the Map of Nigeria
- The Ife Culture and Tradition
- The Ife Culture and Tradition
- The Ife Culture and Tradition
- Significance of Ife Culture in Nigerian History
- The Location of Benin on the Map of Nigeria
- The Benin (Edo) Culture and History (Artefacts)
- The Benin (Edo) Culture and History (Benin People)
- The Benin (Edo) Culture and History (Occupational Activities)
- Significance of Benin (Edo) Culture in Nigeria
- Chapters 10
- Category JSS1
- Author ClassNotes Edu
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