Culture of Niger

RADIO STATION	GENRE	LOCATION
Voice of Nigeria	Varied	Nigeria
VOA Hausa	News,Talk	Nigeria
Magic FM 102.9 Aba	Varied	Nigeria
19jaradio	R&B;,Hip Hop,World Africa	Nigeria
Liveway Radio Network	Christian Contemporary,Gospel,Religious,Christian	Nigeria
Radio Palmwine (Igbo)	World Africa	Nigeria
Radio Palmwine (Yoruba)	Varied	Nigeria
Domi Radio	Christian	Nigeria

Global Ventures in Niger - Lively Culture

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Duration: 2:55
Updated: 08 Nov 2012
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The team experiences the lively culture of a small village in Niger, Africa. Watch all of Niger Part 1 episode at: www.GlobalVentures.TV

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African Art: Fulani Men Dance at the Gerewal Celebration in Niger

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Duration: 2:39
Updated: 05 Sep 2014
views: 12040
author: Christopher Roy

http://www.uiowa.edu/~africart/List_of_DVDs/Index.html Young Fulani men in the village of Abdu Nazen, Niger, West Africa perform to win the favors of the mos...

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Cultures, Agadez Niger.

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Duration: 27:54
Updated: 22 Jul 2014
views: 1070
author: Mansour Elh Amani

Air & Damagaram sultanates.

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Portraits NIGER - African cultures of Niger - Nicolas POSTAL

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Duration: 6:58
Updated: 02 Jun 2012
views: 6433
author: posnic

More pics : http://www.fotorepost.net All this pictures have been taken in Niger between dec 05 and june 06. It relate of the many different cultures and tra...

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Practices and expressions of joking relationships in Niger

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Duration: 9:51
Updated: 27 Nov 2014
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UNESCO: Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity - 2014 URL: http://www.unesco.org/culture/ich/RL/01009 Description: Joking relationships are a social practice performed to regulate social relationships and ease tensions among persons belonging to different ethnolinguistic communities. Members have a duty to tell each other the truth, to joke and play games together, and to pool their respective assets, knowing that any dispute must be settled peacefully. Transmitted informally from generation to generation, joking relationships are a tool for reconciliation and peace-building and promote the cohesion and stability of families, ethnic groups and communities. Country(ies): Niger © Bakabé Mahamane, 2009 Duration: 00:09:50 - Support: DVD (0100900007)

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Niger contrats culture

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Duration: 10:12
Updated: 26 Sep 2012
views: 97
author: ILWAC Mali

Video provenant du DVD TerrAfrica.

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Nigerian Law School, Niger Delta Culture Day 2015. Part 2

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Duration: 30:02
Updated: 04 Nov 2015
views: 22

Nigerian Law School, Niger Delta Culture Day 2015. Party 2

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Niger CULTURE ISLAMIQUE

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Duration: 0:29
Updated: 07 May 2013
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author: Ali Hamani Abdel Nasser

une émission religieuse présenté par Ali Hamani Abdel Nasser au Niger sur la télévision Tambara tout les vendredis entre 9h30 10h30 incha-Allah. l'Affaire d'...

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Ségou/Culture: Ambiance du 10ème festival sur le fleuve Niger

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Duration: 3:08
Updated: 09 Feb 2014
views: 29

Ségou/Culture: Ambiance du 10ème festival sur le fleuve Niger

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Nigerian Law School, Niger Delta Cultural Day 2015. Part 1

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Duration: 30:02
Updated: 04 Nov 2015
views: 32

Nigerian Law School, Niger Delta Culture Day 2015. Part 1

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11eme Éditions du Festival sur le Niger avec pour thème Culture et Emploi pour l'Afrique.

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Duration: 2:38
Updated: 07 Feb 2015
views: 1

11eme Éditions du Festival sur le Niger avec pour thème Culture et Emploi pour l'Afrique.

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Why white people can not say NIGGER.

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Duration: 6:17
Updated: 04 Sep 2014
views: 120958
author: American English n' culture with Philochko

I Will be in Khabarovsk, Vladivostok, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Moscow and Dmitrov! Maybe more soon)) email me at Philochko@mail.com for info Do not forget to downl...

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Art of the Tuareg - Union Payasanne pour l'Autopromotion, Niger

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Duration: 5:07
Updated: 09 Aug 2014
views: 7213
author: Ten Thousand Villages

Art of the Tuareg Union Payasanne pour l'Autopromotion Niger Produced by Natural Light Films To see Ten Thousand Villages products handcrafted by Union of Pe...

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MISS NIGER DELTA CHOREOGRAPHY

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Duration: 3:50
Updated: 26 Feb 2015
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The Miss Niger Delta Peace Cultural Pageant is an annual event organised by Miss Niger Delta Beauty Pageant International; an organisation that is duly registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) of Nigeria, with RC No. 404,688. The organisation is also registered with the Federal Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the Copyright Commission of Nigeria, and trademark endorsement of Ministry of Commerce and Industry with the organisation having the proprietary right as proprietor of Miss Niger Delta Beauty Pageant. MND organisation is an accredited member of the Association of Beauty Pageant Organisers of Nigeria (ABPON) The aims and objectives of the Miss Niger Delta event and post event projects are centred on re-orientation of values, socio-cultural integration, peace promotion, talent and skills development, training and capacity building for self reliance, self employment and empowerment of female youths of Niger Delta. The Miss Niger Beauty Pageant is not all about fun fare of crowning beauty queens but one event with a purpose aimed at discovering and assisting talented female youths of the Niger Delta to play their roles as ambassadors for peace and development and as proud daughters of Niger Delta. The organisation has produced 12 beauty queens since its inception in 1999. The functional titles of the crowns are: Ambassador for Peace and Development, Symbol of Talent, Model for Change, Face of Beauty, Pride of Niger Delta and Miss Niger Delta in Diaspora. These beauty queens are using their positions and offices to add value to life as well as bring about positive change and transformation in the region, as role models. This project which started in 1999 is employed as a platform to project the image of the Niger Delta positively and also promote the rich cultural heritage of the region in culture, fashion, indigenous music, dance, traditional hospitality, as well as the beauty and unique sites of our tourism potentials. The pageant is organised with respect for the dignity of womanhood and our cultural values, hence the dress code of our contestants (traditional and dinner wears) which forbids indecent exposures during the events. We wish you the very best in the Miss Niger Delta 2014 contest.

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Niger Culture

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Duration: 3:25
Updated: 29 Jan 2015
views: 22

Niger Culture

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Sourbajo Niger Fulani

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Duration: 6:09
Updated: 05 May 2013
views: 1469
author: qwxcf

culture nigérienne est riche en diversité et en valeurs.

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Palais de la Culture, Niger River, Bamako, Mali

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Duration: 0:32
Updated: 30 Jul 2014
views: 13
author: Wings4Farmers

Foreshore of the Niger River. A tranquil escape from the hectic, vibrant pace of Bamako proper.

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MISS NIGER DELTA INTRODUCTION

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Duration: 16:28
Updated: 26 Feb 2015
views: 23

The Miss Niger Delta Peace Cultural Pageant is an annual event organised by Miss Niger Delta Beauty Pageant International; an organisation that is duly registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) of Nigeria, with RC No. 404,688. The organisation is also registered with the Federal Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the Copyright Commission of Nigeria, and trademark endorsement of Ministry of Commerce and Industry with the organisation having the proprietary right as proprietor of Miss Niger Delta Beauty Pageant. MND organisation is an accredited member of the Association of Beauty Pageant Organisers of Nigeria (ABPON) The aims and objectives of the Miss Niger Delta event and post event projects are centred on re-orientation of values, socio-cultural integration, peace promotion, talent and skills development, training and capacity building for self reliance, self employment and empowerment of female youths of Niger Delta. The Miss Niger Beauty Pageant is not all about fun fare of crowning beauty queens but one event with a purpose aimed at discovering and assisting talented female youths of the Niger Delta to play their roles as ambassadors for peace and development and as proud daughters of Niger Delta. The organisation has produced 12 beauty queens since its inception in 1999. The functional titles of the crowns are: Ambassador for Peace and Development, Symbol of Talent, Model for Change, Face of Beauty, Pride of Niger Delta and Miss Niger Delta in Diaspora. These beauty queens are using their positions and offices to add value to life as well as bring about positive change and transformation in the region, as role models. This project which started in 1999 is employed as a platform to project the image of the Niger Delta positively and also promote the rich cultural heritage of the region in culture, fashion, indigenous music, dance, traditional hospitality, as well as the beauty and unique sites of our tourism potentials. The pageant is organised with respect for the dignity of womanhood and our cultural values, hence the dress code of our contestants (traditional and dinner wears) which forbids indecent exposures during the events. We wish you the very best in the Miss Niger Delta 2014 contest.

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Niger - Minute Culture

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Duration: 0:46
Updated: 10 Oct 2015
views: 2

Source : https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niger

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Kula-Kalabari of Niger Delta, Rivers Nigeria

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Duration: 8:23
Updated: 08 May 2008
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Kalabari (Kula)culture in Niger Delta, Rivers State, Nigeria

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hawan kaho niger tradition (subirse al toro)

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Duration: 3:31
Updated: 08 Aug 2014
views: 52
author: Mansour Elh Amani

c'est une culture au Niger faite par les boucher...

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Niger: la bataille de l'uranium

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Duration: 47:48
Updated: 14 Apr 2012
views: 17753

Au nord du Niger, dans une région de plaines désertiques où est implantée Areva, le fleuron français de l'industrie nucléaire, les Touareg ont pris les armes. Leurs revendications : un partage équitable des revenus issus de l'extraction d'uranium et des conditions d'exploitation du minerai qui respectent leur mode de vie, leur santé et leur environnement. Enlèvements, attaques de garnisons, blocages d'axes routiers névralgiques : ce sont les seuls moyens de pression dont disposent les rebelles touareg du Mouvement des Nigériens pour la justice (MNJ) pour exiger du gouvernement de Niamey une répartition équitable des revenus uranifères. Exploitées depuis quarante ans par la firme française Areva, numéro un mondial du nucléaire, les mines d'uranium du nord du Niger constituent une manne économique pour le sud du pays. Quant aux Touareg et aux 80 000 âmes de la ville d'Arlit, à proximité des sites d'extraction, ils ont « gagné la poussière, la radioactivité, plus de pollution et plus d'atteintes à l'environnement », selon Moussa Tchangari, un militant associatif. Eau, air, sols : un lourd tribut De fait, l'eau des puits est polluée par l'acide sulfurique utilisé dans le traitement de la pierre. L'air est chargé de poussières de minerais hautement radiotoxiques. Enfin, des matériaux irradiés récupérés par les mineurs se retrouvent dans les charpentes des maisons, les voitures ou les ustensiles de cuisine. En dépit de preuves tangibles, l'absence de dépistage ne permet pas d'établir l'ampleur de la contamination à l'uranium de la population. Surplombant les activités minières, les vergers de la région agricole de l'Aïr, classée au patrimoine mondial de l'humanité, sont également menacés. Tandis que le gouvernement étend les zones de prospection sans consulter les Touareg qui y vivent, le président du MNJ, Aghali Alambo, appréhende la sédentarisation à laquelle est contrainte sa communauté. « Le nomadisme, c'est notre culture, explique-t-il. Ces gens n'ont pas l'habitude de payer l'eau, le bois, l'électricité. Dans les villes, tout est payant. Et s'ils n'ont pas de travail, il faut qu'ils demandent la charité devant tout le monde. Et ça touche la crédibilité de notre culture. »

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