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LAGOS: You can’t continue this way; what to do when a child dies in school!
LAGOS: You can’t continue this way; what to do when a child dies in school!
Lagos train-bus collision affected 102 people — Govt
Lagos train-bus collision affected 102 people — Govt
Train/Bus crash: Bus driver undergoes psychiatric, drug tests; begs for forgiveness
Train/Bus crash: Bus driver undergoes psychiatric, drug tests; begs for forgiveness
How Kaduna, Danish Govt, Arla move to boost milk production
For many years, the relationship between farmers and herders who were mostly Fulani has been cordial. In pre-colonial Nigeria up to the early years of Independence, grazing areas were defined and the stock routes ( Burtali) where the migrants Fulani used to traverse the length and breadth of this country with their Livestock,was clearly demarcated and used for the purpose it was meant for.

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