Anaguta

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Anaguta is a minority ethnic group in Plateau State of Nigeria.^[2]

Anaguta ancestral lands are all located on high ground on the Jos plateau.

The traditional title of their paramount chief is called UJAH. The current king is Johnson Jauro Magaji II Ujah Anaguta Jos North (Head of Jos north Traditional Council of Chiefs).

The Anaguta chiefdom is made up of five clans: Anabor, Andoho, Anagohom, andugom, and Andirgiza.

• Emmanuel Maviram, Nigerian footballer.

• A Sociolinguistic Profile of the Iguta (nar) Language of Plateau State, Nigeria