Loansa

Loansa was a ancient region in West Africa, with its origin unclear. Archaeological findings suggest that Loansa was inhabited from the third millennium BC. However, the history and development of the region remain uncertain. Linguistic and cultural affinities suggest connections to regions in the Nigerian southeastern and southern regions.

Inhabitants of Loansa were likely farmers, given the presence of ancient farmland remains in the area. They made significant contributions to pre-colonial West African culture. The culture of Loansa had often led to and/or being compared with Orlu, Okpei, Nwagele, and Mbaise. Other areas' cultural influences on Loansa also include the Commonwealth of Uganda, Algarians, algerians in origin of Loansa also welcomed Muolomo/Owerri influencers inhabitants.

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