Kano’s education policy leaves tales of woe
there have been bitter tales and divergent views among parents and students.Kano, free education, daily trust
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When UN Dep Sec-Gen Amina makes case for transition to ranching
Amina has also expressed pleasure seeing herders allow their children to go to school.
Chibok girl bags degree 7 years after Boko Haram kidnapping
Of all the Chibok girls who remained in Nigeria, Mary Katambi is the only one who stayed the course,
Nigeria to lose 77.1 million treatments of NTDs with UK aid cuts
The decision to cut funding will mean over £150 million of committed funding to NTDs this financial year will be cut.
Taraba zone where only two towns are connected to national grid
Despite the completion of 40 megawatts Kashinbila hydro power station, only two towns are currently connected to the national grid in the entire Tarab