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Koma: The Story of a People Living in Two Worlds

As we meandered through potholes and gullies and navigated through rivers, valleys, mountains and plains on the 180 kilometre trip from Yola, the Adam

Origin of Gobirawa and their tribal marks

They later moved to Yemen where they waged war against their host community and were victorious. He said war was part of their life style as they were

Goree: Senegal’s ‘delight’, Africa’s tragedy

A citizen of West Africa pays 2,500 CFAs called Sefa equivalent to about one thousand naira while those of other nations pay 5,000 CFAs for return tic

Kano’s ‘Brigade’ Long, long wait for water

The five wards of Brigade comprising Tudun Wada, Gawuna, Gwagwarwa, Gama and Kaura Goje are linked  to one another which are politically significant b

Sankira: Story of an African ‘Microphone’

His work which relies on a rich voice and an agile imagination, rather than visible instruments, has always had a mesmerising effect on the audience.