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At NDA, female cadets lead in academics
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- Written by Maryam Ahmadu-Suka, Kaduna
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At the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), female cadet officers excel in academics more than their male counterparts.
Category: Features Written by Maryam Ahmadu-Suka, Kaduna
At the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA), female cadet officers excel in academics more than their male counterparts.
Adequate drinking water still a tall dream in Nigeria
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- Written by Magdalene Ukuedojor
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In a report, the World Health Organisation (WHO) and UNICEF ranked Nigeria third globally on the list of countries with inadequate water supply and sanitation coverage.
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Category: Features Written by Magdalene Ukuedojor
In a report, the World Health Organisation (WHO) and UNICEF ranked Nigeria third globally on the list of countries with inadequate water supply and sanitation coverage.
Babban Gwani: Life, legacy of Zaria’s legendary builder
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- Written by Tadaferua Ujorha, who was in Zaria
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Weekly Trust explores the life and legacy of Muhammadu Durugu, also known as Babban Gwani, Zaria’s master builder of the 19th century.
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Category: Features Written by Tadaferua Ujorha, who was in Zaria
Weekly Trust explores the life and legacy of Muhammadu Durugu, also known as Babban Gwani, Zaria’s master builder of the 19th century.
Tiv A’nger: Origin, commerce and fear of extinction
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- Written by Hope Abah, Makurdi
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The Tiv people of Benue State are uniquely identified by their black and white native attire which they proudly adorn themselves with anywhere they are found at home or abroad.
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Category: Features Written by Hope Abah, Makurdi
The Tiv people of Benue State are uniquely identified by their black and white native attire which they proudly adorn themselves with anywhere they are found at home or abroad.
‘From Abuja, how not to go to Jos through Nasarawa
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- Written by Solomon Chung
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A fortnight ago I travelled to Jos from Abuja for the first time without passing through the popular Nyanya-Mararaba-Keffi or Akwanga routes. Rather, I went through Bwari-Jere-Manchok route to Jos and I loved it.
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Category: Features Written by Solomon Chung
A fortnight ago I travelled to Jos from Abuja for the first time without passing through the popular Nyanya-Mararaba-Keffi or Akwanga routes. Rather, I went through Bwari-Jere-Manchok route to Jos and I loved it.