It is so important that no marriage ceremony, coronation, festivals, or any other occasion is done without the presence of kola nut. The kola nut is not only present, but it is used to perform some ...

The kola nut is the fruit of the kola tree (Cola acuminata and Cola nitida), indigenous to West Africa. The trees, which reach heights of 40 to 60 feet, produce a star-shaped fruit. Each fruit ...

Kola nuts, originating from the tropical rainforests of Africa, are more than just a simple nut; they are ingrained in the cultural fabric and daily life of many African societies. People chew them ...

Agbaje Lateef receives funding from TETfund. The kola nut tree is grown for its seed. The tree is indigenous to west Africa, where it is widely cultivated. It’s now also found in Asia, South America ...

There are many customs and traditions that have effectively given Igbos, the southeastern part of Nigeria a group identity and social cohesion. Kola nut is one of such cultural elements. However, it ...

Mariri is not just a marketplace; it is a lifeline for countless individuals and families. The market, which operates all-year-round, except for a short time during the early days of Ramadan, attracts ...

Kolanut is quite common in Nigerian, especially in rural areas. It is often used ceremonially at weddings, coronations or at any traditional ceremony. It is presented to chiefs or presented to guests ...

The kola nut is used to flavor sodas and as a supplement to increase energy or improve health. Possible health benefits include boosting metabolism, aiding digestion, increasing circulation, and more.