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The Karimjo People of Karim Lamido

Here are some more details about the Karimjo people:

- *Language*: Karimjo language is spoken by approximately 10,000 people (according to 2000 estimates). It belongs to the Chadic language family, which includes other languages like Hausa, Kanuri, and Mina. - *Location*: Karimjo people are primarily found in Karim Lamido Local Government Area (LGA) of Taraba State, Nigeria. Specifically, they inhabit villages like:

   - Karim Lamido (the LGA headquarters)
   - Mayolope
   - Gashaka
   - Bali
   - Gassol

- *Culture*: Karimjo people have a rich cultural heritage, with traditions and customs similar to other Chadic-speaking groups in the region. They are known for their:

   - Colorful traditional clothing
   - Intricate beadwork and jewelry
   - Vibrant music and dance
   - Storytelling and oral traditions

- *Population*: Estimates suggest around 10,000-20,000 Karimjo people, but the exact population is unknown. - *Religion*: Majority of Karimjo people practice Islam, with a smaller percentage adhering to traditional beliefs or Christianity. - *Occupation*: They are primarily farmers, growing crops like maize, millet, and guinea corn. Some also engage in livestock rearing, hunting, and gathering. - *History*: The Karimjo people have a long history in the region, with oral traditions indicating they migrated from the Lake Chad area centuries ago.

Please note that information about the Karimjo people is limited, and some details might be subject to variation or update as more research becomes available.

If you have any specific questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask! Folder Nation (talk) 19:43, 17 August 2024 (UTC)[reply]