The Kuteb community in Abuja gathered together to celebrate the 2025 Kuchicheb cultural festival with great enthusiasm, marking a significant day in the Kuteb calendar.
The festival, held on March 25th, is a time for thanksgiving to God for a bountiful harvest .
Speaking at the event, Mr Rimamkyaten Dio, Chairman of Kuteb Yatso of Nigeria Abuja chapter, emphasized the significance of March 25th in the Kuteb Nation, highlighting its importance as a day of thanksgiving for a bountiful harvest.
He urged the community to pray for the healing of their land, Takum, and assured them that the Kuteb Nation has overcome its current challenges, paving the way for rebuilding and a brighter future.
The event featured prayers and a thanksgiving service, as directed by the Supreme Leader, the paramount ruler of Takum local government of Taraba State HRH Ukwe Rimamnyang H. Ahmadu II to go to their place of worship to give thanks to God for overcoming their challenges.
The festival is deeply rooted in Kuteb tradition, showcasing their rich cultural heritage through music, dance, and traditional attire . The Kuteb people’s history and customs are fascinating, with the Ukwe Takum palace being a significant cultural and historical landmark.
The celebration also highlighted the community’s resilience and determination to overcome challenges.
The host Pastor, Rev. R. Y Shamaki cautioned against division and urged the community to focus on development and unity.
This vibrant festival is a significant event in the Kuteb calendar, honouring ancestral heritage and community unity .Kuchicheb is a festival of thanksgiving to God for a bountiful harvest. It’s celebrated annually on March 25th, featuring traditional dances, music, and masquerade performances. The festival showcases the Kuteb people’s rich cultural heritage, including their unique attire, farming tools, and traditional practices.
During the festival, the Kuteb community comes together to express gratitude for the past harvest and to pray for a successful farming season ahead.
The celebration is a testament to the community’s strong cultural identity and their commitment to preserving their traditions.
In Abuja, the Kuteb community is marking this special day with festivities, including traditional dances, music, and feasting. It’s a joyous occasion that brings people together, fostering unity and cultural pride.
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