The Gude People: Exploring the communal values and resilience of Adamawa’s vibrant tribe, by Tawheed Yakub    Nestled within the hills and valleys of northeastern Nigeria is a community whose history reflects cultural continuity, resilience, and a strong attachment to ancestral traditions - the Gude people. The Gude are an indigenous Chadic-speaking ethnic group found primarily in Mubi South Local Government Area of Adamawa State, with related communities extending into parts of Borno State and neighbouring northern Cameroon. Their language, known as Gude or Cheke, belongs to the Afro-Asiatic language family and remains...