The Wodaabe are a nomadic ethnic group primarily found in Niger and parts of Nigeria. They are known for their unique cultural practices, including traditional dress and elaborate ceremonies. The Wodaabe are part of the larger Fulani ethnic group and primarily engage in cattle herding, which is central to their way of life. One of the most notable aspects of Wodaabe culture is the Gerewol festival, where men showcase their beauty and charm through dance and song to attract potential brides. This event highlights their emphasis on aesthetics and social interaction, reflecting their rich cultural heritage and community values.