Kaltungo’s deadly snakes defy medics
Dipa, a farmer was bitten by the poisonous snake 11 days earlier and due to ignorance and poverty, he was not brought to the center immediately for me
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Farakwai: Still Nursing the Scars of An Inferno
Tall, frail looking and nudging 70 years, Abdu Dutse tills the soil for a living but in spite of the drudgery, he is happy to be alive. On January 16,
Beware! Bachama women can wrestle you down
Moments later, another young lady steps into the arena but carefully avoids any eye contact with the waiting lady. The former picks some sand and thro
Ipole Owukpa: Caught in Between a Glorious Past and Frustrating Times
As one leaves the affluence of Abuja through the suburbs of the Federal Capital Territory, leading to Benue State en-route Nasarawa state, the living
Now that Jang has banned okada, what happens to the long-suffering masses?
“When you see young people hanging around or doing what they do as a means of livelihood, particularly these boys called ‘Yan’ going’…and some o