We believe that the path to freedom is a path only the brave and the resilient can take. Those who have traversed this path can attest that it is filled with obstacles and challenges. It can be rough and stormy, with numerous ups and downs that may discourage and disheartenindividuals. At times, it can be […]
On the Emergence of Gung Zaar Read More »
The Zaar people are said to have migrated from the Middle East, probably Yemen, to the present-day Chad Republic between 9th and 13th centuries. It is widely understood that they migrated with other Chadic tribes (nearly 200 languages). Occasioned by sporadic raids, religious, ethnic, and political wars, the Zaar people along with other Chadic tribes
Zaar History – Volume I Read More »
Baba Peter Gonto, of blessed and glorious memory, was born in Mwari village of Bogoro LGA of Bauchi State, Nigeria to the family of Gung Gida Vodhm Fyali (The Village Head of Mwari) in the year 1882. The name “Peter” was given to him when he got converted to Christianity in 1926. From a credible source,
