The Mambila People: Proud farmers with rich heritage and enduring culture, by Salim Sani The Mambila, also called “Norr,” meaning “the people,” in their language, are known for their farming, art, and festivals. Their way of life has survived borders, migrations and modern changes, making them one of the most unique groups in the region. Origin The Mambila are believed to be part of the early Bantu migrations that spread across Africa over 2,000 years ago. Oral traditions say they have been on the Plateau for more than 4,000 years. While most live...