Koton Karfe: The forgotten cradle of Egbira civilisation
It is bassically a fishing and farming community, which also had a rich history of iron smelting. But a title holder in the Igwu kingdom said “nobody
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Teaching in Boko Haram-ravaged states
Indeed, most observers believe that teachers are the prime target of the Jama’atu AhlisSunnah Lidda’awati Wal Jihad, better known as ‘Boko Haram’ abho
Inside The Dirty, Deadly World Of Nigeria’s Quack Doctors
A powerful pack of professional fraudsters parading as medical practitioners is on the prowl in various parts of Nigeria and Ghana, practising and pro
A long, dusty train ride to Zaria
My first encounter with trains was in the ancient city of Zaria. But all we did as youngsters was climb into them as they sat idly in the train statio
Kuje: Abuja’s new haven for low income earners
The Area Council which is about 10km from the airport, and about 40km south of Abuja, has grown from a relatively small town to a big one due to the d