Bole people

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The Bole people are an ethnic group primarily found in northeastern Nigeria, known for their distinct Chadic language and traditional agrarian lifestyle.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethnic group
associatedWithRiverValley Gongola River NERFINISHED
clanStructure patrilineal
continent Africa
country Nigeria
culturalArea West Africa NERFINISHED
ethnicGroupIn Bauchi State NERFINISHED
Borno State NERFINISHED
Gombe State NERFINISHED
Yobe State NERFINISHED
ethnolinguisticGroup Chadic peoples NERFINISHED
foodStaple millet porridge
sorghum porridge
hasEndonym Bole NERFINISHED
hasExonym Bolewa NERFINISHED
language Bole language
languageFamily Afroasiatic languages
Chadic languages NERFINISHED
lifestyle agrarian
nativeTo Bauchi State NERFINISHED
Borno State NERFINISHED
Gombe State NERFINISHED
Yobe State NERFINISHED
neighboringEthnicGroup Fulani people
Hausa people NERFINISHED
Karekare people NERFINISHED
Ngamo people NERFINISHED
Tangale people NERFINISHED
partOf Nigerian ethnic groups
primaryOccupation agriculture
region northeastern Nigeria
religion Islam
subgroupOf Bole–Tangale peoples NERFINISHED
traditionalCrop cowpeas
maize
millet
sorghum
traditionalDressFeature embroidered garments
traditionalEconomy subsistence farming
traditionalHousing mud houses
traditionalHousingRoof thatch
traditionalLivestock cattle
goats
sheep
traditionalMarriagePractice bridewealth
traditionalMusic drumming
praise singing
traditionalReligion African traditional religion NERFINISHED
usesWritingSystem Latin script

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Bole spokenBy Bole people