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Enduring Traditions, Bumpy Roads: The Struggle to Reach Kaama for the 2024 Gani Festival

Posted By: adminon: October 08, 2024In: GovernanceTags: Alhaji Muazu Shehu Omar, Gani, Ghana, Hadeija, Kaiama, Mali, Maulud, Qadiriyya, Salafism, Tijaniyya, WahhabismNo CommentsViews:
Enduring Traditions, Bumpy Roads: The Struggle to Reach Kaama for the 2024 Gani Festival

Hussaini Abdu (Ph.D) The distance from Kaama (Kaiama) to Abuja is just under 600 kilometres, a journey that typically takes no more than six hours by road. Over the years, I have driven this... Read more

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