Musgum people

The Musgum people are a group of people who live in a country called Cameroon, which is in Africa. They are known for their unique houses called "Faro" houses. These houses are made of dried mud, and are shaped like a big dome or a ball.

The Musgum people use their houses for different things like living, cooking, and keeping their animals safe. They also sometimes use the big round part of the house to store their crops.

The Musgum people have been building these Faro houses for a very long time, even before other types of houses were invented. They have a special way of making the mud stick together so that the house is very strong, even though it looks like it's made of mud.

The Musgum people are very proud of their houses and they believe that they are a part of their culture and heritage. They also use their houses to showcase their artistic skills by making beautiful patterns and designs on the walls, and sometimes even adding sculptures to the house.

Overall, the Musgum people are a unique group of people who have their own style of living and building homes, and their Faro houses are a big part of their identity and culture.