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Big shout out to my newest top fans! Jolly Dauda Munga, Baruga Bulus Moses, Pique Munga, Stephen Joseph, Ahbisis Kawees,...
17/07/2026

Big shout out to my newest top fans! Jolly Dauda Munga, Baruga Bulus Moses, Pique Munga, Stephen Joseph, Ahbisis Kawees, Edward Ayuba, James Aliyuda John, Kadiri Adams Kyanu, Comr Julius Ezekiel Quey, Deniz Maibusa Maxwell, Fredrick Francis, Tman Ben, Friday Urbanus Munga, Favour Samson, Godiya James Vocks, Paul Nehemiah, Senetor Ishaya, Bala Sauma, Bungnung Richard, Johnto Junior, Comr Isuwa Buba, Ernestine E-luv Munga, Omezzy Saje, Mumuye Chiefdom, Crown Rise, Shadowzzy Kerty

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Jonathan Felicia, Elizabeth Liwan, Sheba Munga, Zerina Bi...
15/07/2026

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Jonathan Felicia, Elizabeth Liwan, Sheba Munga, Zerina Bitrus, Hon Maxwell Koppi Gassol, Danjuma Mani Karim, Clara Edward Alkali, Beatrice Daura, Abubakar T. Muhammad, Salvation Yerima David, Titus Adiel, Joyce Jacob, Dmw Obaloluwa, Rebecca Vocks, ISuwatu Gassa Aj, Patrick-Gang Zakari, Golden Jay, Itz Mercy, Bala Sauma, Mercy Henry, Skely Shawulu, Alisa Bitrus, Samuel Alpha, Hassan Mohammed, Mercy Ishaku, Godiya James, Comr A A Ibwa, Rashida M Sabo, Gaskiya Para, Elizabeth Shehu, Mumuye Chiefdom, Marysmith Sunday, Dhatboy Kemuel, Monday Saviour Shiknen, Sunday Joseph, Ibi Jalo Kibang, William Ezra Tongs, Suzanna Bello, Omezzy Saje, Senior Bou Salvation, Esther Ndam, Esther Joseph, Lina Sunday, Tamar Haruna, Sikiru Alaba, David David, Olic Lions, Daddy's Dade, Sarah Emmanuel, Grace Longsoeng Dawam

Happy Birthday to the President of MUDA (Munga Development Association Worldwide)! πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‚Today, we celebrate a remarkable le...
13/07/2026

Happy Birthday to the President of MUDA (Munga Development Association Worldwide)! πŸŽ‰πŸŽ‚
Today, we celebrate a remarkable leader whose vision, dedication, and selfless service continue to inspire the Munga people across the world.
On behalf of the entire MUDA family, we wish you God's abundant blessings, good health, wisdom, strength, peace, and many more fruitful years of impactful leadership. May your new age bring greater achievements, divine favour, and continued success in all your endeavors.
Thank you for your unwavering commitment to the unity, growth, and development of the Munga nation.
Happy Birthday, Mr. President!
May God continue to guide and bless you abundantly.
Long Live MUDA!
Long Live Munga Nation! πŸŽ‰πŸŽŠ

Household Tools in MungaThe Munga people have a rich material culture reflected in the HOUSEHOLD TOOLS IN MUNGA:The Hous...
12/07/2026

Household Tools in Munga

The Munga people have a rich material culture reflected in the HOUSEHOLD TOOLS IN MUNGA:

The Household tools are Kusock (Seive) normally made of Bomboo Fibre; Dwock and Kadock (Baskets) for carrying farm produce; Lingha and HOUSEHOLD TOOLS IN MUNGA:

The Household tools are Kusock (Seive) normally made of Bomboo Fibre; Dwock and Kadock (Baskets) for carrying farm produce; Lingha and Nagang (Shelves) for keeping pots and Calabash in the kitchen;Zwan (Motta) (Shelves) for keeping pots and Calabash in the kitchen;Zwan (Motta); Gip (Jar) for keeping wine and fetching Water from the well; Kyang to put soups; Dyaii to put foods; Kyang Duk to cook soups; Swaan (Knife πŸ—‘οΈ).

Because of their primary occupation as Hunters, they are able to developed material culture for hunting, these are Kantau Buhchi, Gyuel, Mmuam, Hunting is organized in three level. tools they traditionally use for cooking, food storage, farming, and other daily activities. Some of these tools include:

- Kusock – a sieve, traditionally made from bamboo fibre.
- Dwock and Kadock – baskets used for carrying farm produce.
- Lingha and Nagang – shelves used for keeping pots and calabashes in the kitchen.
- Zwan – a mortar used for pounding food.
- Gip – a jar used for storing local wine and fetching water from the well.
- Kyang – a container used for serving soup.
- Dyaii – a container used for serving food.
- Kyang Duk – a traditional cooking pot for preparing soup.
- Swaan – a traditional knife used for household and farming purposes.

In addition to farming, the Munga people are traditionally known as skilled hunters. Because hunting has long been one of their primary occupations, they developed a variety of hunting tools as part of their material culture. These include Kantau Buhchi, Gyuel, and Mmuam. Traditionally, hunting among the Munga people is organized into three levels, reflecting different stages of experience, responsibility, and participation in hunting activities.

Big shout out to my newest top fans! Pique Munga, Stephen Joseph, Ahbisis Kawees, Kadiri Adams Kyanu, Deniz Maibusa Maxw...
11/07/2026

Big shout out to my newest top fans! Pique Munga, Stephen Joseph, Ahbisis Kawees, Kadiri Adams Kyanu, Deniz Maibusa Maxwell, Fredrick Francis, Tman Ben, Friday Urbanus Munga, Paul Nehemiah, Smarter Samuel, Bala Sauma, Bungnung Richard, Ernestine E-luv Munga

It is with deep sadnessπŸ’”πŸ˜’πŸ˜­ that we announce the passing of our DESI NUNKBUI, Mr. SAKUNA VOCKS, who departed last night.B...
11/07/2026

It is with deep sadnessπŸ’”πŸ˜’πŸ˜­ that we announce the passing of our DESI NUNKBUI, Mr. SAKUNA VOCKS, who departed last night.
Burial arrangements are currently ongoing.
We extend our heartfelt condolences to his immediate family, loved ones, and the entire community during this difficult time. May God grant you strength and comfort as you mourn this great loss.
May the soul of Mr. Sakuna Vocks rest in perfect peace. Amen.

09/07/2026

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