The document features photographs from different regions of Nigeria depicting various cultural traditions, including masquerades from Eastern Nigeria that represent spirits of ancestors, a flutist and dancers from the Igbo tribe of Southeastern Nigeria, a lady celebrating a bountiful harvest from Southwest Nigeria, the Emir of Machina and his soldiers in a procession from Northern Nigeria, maiden dancers from Sapele celebrating a post-ritual before marriage among the Urhobo people of the Niger Delta, and the royal guards of the Emir of Bauchi from Northern Nigeria preparing for a grand durbar procession, which involves horsemen from Western, Eastern, and Northern Africa.

1. The Photographer

2. Kaakaki Flutist from Northern Nigeria

3. Ibo speaking dancers from Eastern Nigeria

4. Masquerade from Ibo Land, South Eastern Nigeria

5. Masquerade from Eastern Nigeria Masquerades represent incarnated spirits of the ancestors.

6. Ibo Dancer from, South Eastern Nigeria

7. A traditional flutist and dancers from the Igbo tribe of South Eastern Nigeria

8. Lady with farm produce,celebrating bountiful harvest from South West, Nigeria

9. Emir of Machina (Northern Nigeria) and his soldiers in a procession.

10. Ovwa maiden dancers from Sapele celebrating post ritual before marriage amongst the Urhobo of the Niger Delta.

11. Barn and shed in the traditional Hausa-Fulani living quarters.

12. The royal body guards of the Emir (King) of Bauchi, Northern Nigeria getting ready for the Grand durbar procession. The durbar is processions of horsemen from Northern parts of West Africa, East and North Africa.