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Isn’t Closing Schools Giving-in to Bandits and Terrorists?

Posted By: adminon: December 18, 2020In: De-EscalationTags: Rugu forest, Sambisa Forest, US Navy SealNo CommentsViews:
Isn’t Closing Schools Giving-in to Bandits and Terrorists?

By Habu Mohammed As things are now, secondary schools and later tertiary institutions in Kano State have been closed. It is a fall out of the raid on another secondary school in Katsina Stat... Read more

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