The vibrant Eid celebrations in northern Nigeria have been officially recognized by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage.
The colorful processions, featuring horse riders and traditional music, have captivated audiences for centuries.
UNESCO’s recognition highlights the cultural significance of the Durbar festival, which brings together people from diverse ethnic groups.
The event showcases the rich cultural heritage of Nigeria and reinforces the country’s position as a cultural powerhouse.
The recognition is a significant achievement for Nigeria, as it underscores the importance of preserving and promoting cultural traditions.
It is hoped that this recognition will further boost tourism and cultural exchange in the region.