The Gembu People of Taraba State

Gembu is a city located in Mambilla Mountains, Taraba State, Nigeria. It is the headquarters of Sardauna local government (formerly "Mambilla") in Taraba state.
The Mambilla or Mambila people of Nigeria live in the Mambilla hills. Some of the Mambilla migrants moved from the Mambilla mountains to the Ndom plain on the Cameroonian side of the international border and some small villages, such as the new Namba, which are on the north to the towns of Gashaka and Banyo.
Sitting at an average height of about 1,348 meters (4,423 ft) above sea level, Mambila is one of the largest cities in Nigeria.

History
It has long been believed that the first inhabitants of the Mambilla Mountains were descendants of Bantu ancestors. the Bantu people who settled in modern Gembu after the Bantu expansion across Africa from 4000 to 3500 BC.
The reason that will make you go to Mambala
1, The city has more beautiful women than anywhere else.

2, Mount Mambila is located in Taraba State and is the coldest place in the whole of Nigeria. Most of the children growing up in the area have never seen cooling devices in person except on television or in books.
Gembu on the fourth day of September 2021, the cold temperature reached 17 degrees Celsius.
The website that publishes information on the Internet, Wikipedia, has confirmed that Dorofi village on Mambila mountain is the coldest place in Nigeria.

As soon as you start climbing the mountain from a village called Mayo Selbe in Gashaka local government, you will see a very steep mountain covered with green grass and trees and fog as far as you can see.
It is from this village that the weather changes from hot to cold or cold to mild. When you reach the hill from Maisamari town to other villages bordering the Republic of Cameroon, you will find that almost everyone has taken cold medicine. You will see people with big winter coats called "Kuntu" and winter hats and boots.