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Gumi took my Moroccan wife from me, says Kaduna businessman

By Ibrahim Hassan-Wuyo KADUNA — A Kaduna-based businessman, Nasir Musa Idris, has accused prominent Islamic scholar, Sheikh Ahmad Gumi, of taking custody of his Moroccan wife, Khadija Diab, after he took her to the cleric’s residence for counselling. Idris, who made the allegation in an interview with RFI Hausa, the Hausa service of Radio France […]
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Olusosun: Intriguing ways of seeking wealth in refuse heaps

How often do you buy edible items on the road side, especially around some popular markets like Agege, Ketu, Ojota, Mushin and Iyana-Ipaja, all in Lagos State? If you have been doing this on a regular basis, chances are that you have been spending good money on expired or substandard products from some dump sites in the State, especially from the Olusosun landfill in Oregun.

Okada business survives govt assault

PEOPLE call it different names: Igbos call it Ina aga, those in the Northern parts of Nigeria call it Achaba. In Kafanchan, Kaduna State, people call it “Going”, while in the neighbouring Benin Republic and its environs, people call it Keke and in the South/West parts of Nigeria, the name is Okada. All these acronyms put together, boils down to motorcycle.

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