The North-East region of Nigeria stands out as a vibrant tapestry of diverse ethnic groups, embodying a cultural richness that is unparalleled in the country. With approximately 250 ethnic groups calling this region home, the North-East represents a mosaic of traditions, languages, and customs that contribute to the unique identity of Nigeria as a nation. This diverse mix of ethnicities fosters a dynamic social landscape, promoting a sense of unity through the celebration of differences.

The North-East region serves as a testament to the beauty of multiculturalism and the power of inclusivity in fostering a harmonious society.  Some of them are as follows:

• Babur-Bura
• Kanembu
• Jukun
• Kanakuru
• Kanuri
• Karekare
• Shuwa Arab
• Laka
• Verre
• Kibaku

• Ngizim
• Marghi
• Wurkum
• Bata
• Bwatiye
• Bachama
• Fulani
• Manga
• Bagirmi
• Suwurti
• Kwayam
• Glavda
• Mandara
• Gamarghu
• Fali
• Bille
• Zanyi
• Tangale-Waja
• Hausa