Some critical facts that you don't know about GEMBU and i will be telling you today. My name is Gwatar Peter Abednego, I use Gembu as my username based on the love i gat for them...
The facts you need to know about Gembu!!
Gembu known as Mambilla Plateau in Taraba State is the highest plateau in Nigeria, it stands at a height of about 1524 meters above sea level which is considered as the coldest place in Nigeria. Over the years, it has attracted a lot of tourist globally. Due to the cold weather condition in gembu, if is free of insects, and also has a temperate climate. Mambilla Plateau houses the Chappal Waddi Mountain, which stands at a height of 2,419 meters and is believed to be the highest point in Nigeria. The plateau is located in Sardauna Local Government Area, whose headquarters is Gembu. Gembu is bordered by the Republic of Cameroon and houses over 15 ethnic groups, including foreigners. It is a place that bubbles with life, in defiance to its characteristic steeply sloping topography.
The mountains have long been a sacred habitat for the cultures of the Mambilla, Kaka, Fulani, Panso and Kambu ethnic groups. The natives are generally hospitable. You will love their way of life, including their cultural regalia, songs and dances.
In Gembu, the wet season is comfortable and overcast and the dry season is warm and partly cloudy. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 53°F to 82°F and is rarely below 49°F or above 88°F.
The warm season lasts for 2.3 months, from January 29 to April 6, with an average daily high temperature above 80°F. The hottest day of the year is March 1, with an average temperature of 82°F and low of 59°F. As temperature decreases on the mountains, the weather becomes enduringly cold throughout the day and night.
Interesting Facts about Gembu (Mambilla Plateau) which is Nigeria's Coldest place.
Gembu known as Mambilla Plateau in Taraba State is the highest plateau in Nigeria, it stands at a height of about 1524 meters above sea level which is considered as the coldest place in Nigeria. Over the years, it has attracted a lot of tourist globally.
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