Benue is one of the states located in the central region of Nigeria. Known as the 'Food Basket of the Nation,' it is primarily an agricultural area, producing a variety of crops including cassava, yams, and rice. The state is also rich in natural resources and has significant potential for economic development through agriculture and tourism.
The Benue River, one of the major rivers in Nigeria, flows through the state, providing irrigation for farming activities and serving as a vital water source for its inhabitants. The river also supports diverse ecosystems and is important for various local communities relying on fishing as a source of livelihood.
Benue is home to several ethnic groups, including the Tiv, Idoma, and Igede, each contributing to the cultural diversity of the region. The state celebrates numerous festivals that reflect its rich traditions, arts, and music, attracting visitors and promoting cultural exchange.
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