Kebbi: A city where rice keeps residents smiling with cash and varieties
To justify the importance of rice among the ‘Kebbian’ families, apart from the regular white rice and stew and jollof rice which are common among the
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Going to London in the Most Hostile Winter in 30 Years
“The weather forecast for London today is three degrees centigrade,” my daughter would announce from beside the television set in the living room, aft
Young ladies shed tears, but some parents smile at early marriages
“I was too young to be able to handle my husband at that time. I could not compete with his first wife as she is older than I was,” she explained, add
Bush meat trade cuts into Abuja’s huge petty biz
Weekly Trust, in following the trend, has discovered Bwari, Kuje and Dutsen Alhaji mountain as the hunting grounds, while the sales outlets are the st
Nelson Mandela: 20 years after the walk that changed the world
The events culminating in the walk of freedom, started from a surprise speech made to parliament by then State President FW de Klerk, on February 2, 1