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JUKUN — History Keypoint

JUKUN

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The early history of the Jukun people was surrounded by migration.

They migrated from the Gongola Basin in the 18th century to the middle Benue region with its capital at Wukari.

However, research showed that the migration were caused by the pressures from the Pabun and Chamba people.

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