Cultural Heritages Lifestyle Dalla Hill – The Ancient (Gwandara) Ritual Highland In Kano. 9 months ago kurudu Dalla Hill (also spelled Dala) is a hill in Kano, Kano State, Nigeria. It is 534 metres (1,753 ft) high. There are steps on the hill (Dala) which has nine hundred and ninety-nine footsteps (999)!
Development Stride Empowerment | Skills That Truest Son of Gwandara (Engr. Shittu) Felicitate With Christians Faithful – SMS Karshi! 9 months ago kurudu The chief construction officer of Masarki Nigeria Limited – Engr Shittu Usman Chidawa, MNSE; felicitate…
Cultural Heritages Development Stride Lifestyle GWADECA (FCT Chapter) Concluded Festive Day-Two With Celebrations at Dutsen-Alhaji. 9 months ago kurudu Gwandara annual festival day two is an annual festival commemorating the remembrance and the coming…
Cultural Heritages The Gwandara People Visits Awoworo at Dutsen-Alhaji, FCT – Abuja. 9 months ago kurudu In Gwandara traditional religion, like the traditional religion of other societies the Supreme Being is…
Development Stride La Vogue Int’l School Kurudu Celebrates 20 Years Anniversary – Ms. Paul Victoria 9 months ago kurudu With the passion to prepare pupils/students for holistic growth and development as well as raise…
Cultural Heritages Development Stride Lifestyle GWADECA (FCT Chapter) Scheduled 19th & 20th December, 2020 to Hold Gwandara Festive Day. 9 months ago kurudu GWADECA Chairperson – Abuja Chapter (Alh. Jibril Abdullahi Imam – Karshi), earlier this year pronounced…
Cultural Heritages Development Stride GWADECA (Nasarawa State Chapter) – Holds Convention! 9 months ago kurudu Nasarawa state, been a major state with the highest number of Gwandara towns and villages…
Development Stride Sports 11 – Brothers FC: Kurudu Indigenous Football Club. 10 months ago kurudu Introduction To 11 – Brothers FC (Kurudu Indigenous Football Club) 11 – Brothers FC (Kurudu…
Cultural Heritages Kurudu Community Marked December 3rd as their Day! 10 months ago kurudu For posterity sake, we (the original inhabitants of Kurudu – the Gwandara speaking people) wish…