32m Nigerian children missing
When Brian Adeyemi was born three years ago, his birth was recorded in the maternity register of a private hospital—and certified on a hospital letter
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Meet the women paid to cry at the funerals of strangers
Some people find it hard to cry when their loved-ones’ die, but wailing and mourning are a big part of funerals in Ghana, as it is indicative of the d
Reminiscences with Alhaji Bawa Garba
Alhaji Bawa Garba, popularly known as ABG, pioneered satellite broadcast in Nigeria. Indeed, he said it was the challenge his foray into the business
Tears as flood sweeps Niger communities
Last Saturday, as government officials visited parts of Kontagora Local Government Area for an on-the-spot assessment of the effects of flood w
The African queen erased from history
This fierce all-female army was so ruthless that European colonists called them the Amazons after the merciless warriors of Greek mythology. Ac