Kano children driving parents bananas as schools remain close
The extended closure of schools over the COVID-19 pandemic has seen many parents struggling to cope as their bored children pressure them over resumpt
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33 years on, Akire royal battle yet to end
Following the demise of the then Akire of Ikireland, Oba Boladale Oseni Oyegunle in 1987, the traditional stool became vacant and the battle to succee
How gas pipeline will aid Nigeria’s economic development
The Federal Government, on Tuesday, flagged off the construction phase of the 614km Ajaokuta-Kaduna-Kano (AKK) gas pipeline laying project, which will
How Gombe combats erosion, ecological problems through tree planting
Malam Musa Kawuwa, 50, a tailor, lives with his two wives and 10 children in a four-bedroom house he inherited from his late father at the Jauro Musa
Decades after, Badarawa schools still irked by nickname ‘Day-Bola’
More than 20 years since it was nicknamed Day-bola and LEA-bola; in reference to the piles of refuse that covered the entrance of the schools, parents