Potiskum Emirate Council Palace
Potiskum, Yobe state
Potiskum Emirate Council Palace was established in , Built by in .
The Potiskum Emirate Palace is the residence of the emir of potiskum, The Potiskum Emirate (or Pataskum Emirate) is a traditional state in Nigeria, with headquarters in Potiskum, Yobe State. The emir holds the title "Mai". The emirate was founded in 1809. In 1913 the British colonial rulers merged it into the Fika Emirate. In 2000 it was again made an independent emirate. Both the Fika and Potiskum emirates have their headquarters in the city of Potiskum, and there are continued disputes over land and authority.
Reason For Loving Place
The palace is rich in art, culture, history and the tradition of the Ngizim People. Everything about it boastfully displays the pride of the Egba people. There are palace staff who will take you on a tour of the palace but unless you have a royal appointment, you may not enter the palace chambers itself nor see the Mai. However, there are a lot of intriguing sights to grip your fancy.
Entry Fee
₦0 - ₦1,000
Type Of People Who Visit
Tourist, Everyone
What To Bring
["Cash","Camera to capture a wonderful time"]
Reason To Recommend Place
The Palace showcases the rich history and culture of the Ngizim People.Also, the festivals and royal ceremonies held here are great times to experience the local culture and traditions of the emirate.
Things To Do
["Sightseeing","Engage in the traditional activities"]
