Goemai people

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The Goemai people are an ethnic group primarily residing in central Nigeria, known for their distinct Chadic language and rich cultural traditions.

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Goemai people canonical 12

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
language
artForms beadwork
body scarification (historically)
pottery
weaving
continent Africa
country Nigeria
culturalExpression dance
folktales
oral traditions
proverbs
traditional music
culturalPractice age-grade systems
harvest festivals
initiation rites
domesticAnimals cattle
goats
sheep
ethnolinguisticGroup Chadic peoples
linked to: Chadic
ISO639-3Code ank
language Goemai language
languageBranch Chadic languages
languageFamily Afroasiatic languages
marriageSystem bridewealth payments
polygyny (historically common)
musicalInstruments drums
flutes
xylophones
neighboringEthnicGroups Berom people
Hausa people
Ngas people
Tarok people
primaryCrops cassava
maize
millet
sorghum
yams
primaryLivelihood subsistence agriculture
primaryRegion Plateau State
central Nigeria
regionType Middle Belt of Nigeria
religion Christianity
Islam
traditional African religions
secondaryLivelihood animal husbandry
socialOrganization clan-based
subBranch West Chadic languages
linked to: West Chadic
traditionalReligionFeatures ancestor veneration
ritual sacrifices
spirit worship

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Goemai spokenBy Goemai people
Goemai ethnicGroup Goemai people
Ankwei spokenBy Goemai people
Ankwei hasEthnicPopulation Goemai people
Ankwei-Goemai spokenBy Goemai people
Ankwei-Goemai ethnicGroup Goemai people
Goemai hasEthnolinguisticGroup Goemai people
Goemay ethnicGroup Goemai people
Goemay associatedPeople Goemai people
Gomaye hasEthnicGroup Goemai people
Tarok people neighboringEthnicGroup Goemai people