‘Okirika’ traders record massive sales as harmattan bites harder in Jos, Kano
The harmattan season can be very unbearable for many because of the harsh dryness, dust, cold and wind that come with it. The weather requires one to
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Land grabbing by rich farmers threatens smallholders
Agriculture has remained the oldest occupation and the most reliable means of survival by rural dwellers, especially in the north. It is also consider
Day Sokoto Caliphate, Kanem-Borno Empire strengthened bonds
The Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar and the Shehu of Borno, Alhaji Abubakar Ibn Umar Garbai Al-Amin Al-Kanemi recently met in Maidugu
Precious stone mining unsettles Abuja community
Since precious stones were discovered in commercial quantity at some sites in Takushara land by local miners in June this year, life has not remained
Smart phones, other devices, pushing us out of business – Clocksmiths
Technological advancement is posing a threat to traditional clocksmiths who say the use of cell phones and other devices are substituting the need for