The Bachama Kingdom is a traditional state located in Nigeria, primarily within the Adamawa State region. It is known for its rich cultural heritage and historical significance, with the Bachama people being predominantly farmers and traders. The kingdom is characterized by its unique customs, festivals, and traditional governance, which is led by the Bachama Chief. The kingdom's capital is Numan, a town that serves as a cultural and economic hub for the Bachama people. The area is also known for its diverse ethnic groups and languages, contributing to the vibrant social fabric of the region. The Bachama Kingdom plays a crucial role in preserving the traditions and history of its people.