Tafkin Kwatto: Tale Of 19th Century Sokoto Jihad Lake
Except for the surrounding millet farms blanketing sections of the sandy landscape, thanks to the rainy season; and the species of shrubs and the main
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Kaduna community where women go for ante-natal on trucks, bikes
Jummai Sunday Kakura is a mother and housewife resident in Kakura. She tells Daily Trust: “If a woman is in labour during the rainy season, we o
The Crumbling History of Danfodiyo’s Mosque
We set out from Balle for Ayama by 11: 30am on a Tuesday morning, with my toolkit, comprising my tape recorder and camera, strapped to my left shoulde
Ethical issues in Sub-Saharan African journalism in the 21st century
Continued from last week An ethical code is to assist subscribers to attain integrity, good conscience, respect, honour and professionalism. Like most
Changing conflicts challenge humanitarian laws
Justice minister Abubakar Malami says “increasingly changing” nature of armed conflict is a challenge, but will not stop Nigeria’s c