Nasarawa State is located in north-central Nigeria. It was created in 1996 and is bordered by Benue State to the east, Kogi State to the south, and Plateau State to the north. The state capital is Lafia, which serves as the administrative and economic center. Nasarawa is known for its diverse cultures and ethnic groups, including the Gwandara, Alago, and Eggon people. The state is rich in natural resources, including minerals like tin and limestone. Agriculture is a significant part of the economy, with crops such as yams, maize, and cassava being widely cultivated. Nasarawa State also has several tourist attractions, including the Akwanga hills and various cultural festivals that showcase its heritage.