How robbers killed, burnt 15 Zamfara traders
Seated on a hospital bed with legs sprawled, Yargado Buba trained her gaze at her little boy who was sharing the same bed with her and who happened to
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Despite Threats, Hausa Stay Put In South-East
They have vowed that come rain, come sun shine, they will remain there to continue their normal businesses. They argue that some of them have lived in
Day hoodlums shut down Minna
Niger State is considered one of the most peaceful states in the country. It has no denting record of either political, social, ethnic or religious cr
Why Yorubas bury their dead at home
If that is the case, why is the Ekiti State government trying to run against the belief of the people as it is planning to ban burial of the dead in f
A Pilgrim’s Journey to Jerusalem
A complete pilgrimage to Israel, Egypt and Palestine is comparable to reading the Holy Bible from Genesis to Revelation in just two weeks, and have th