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REVEALED: Why eating piano becomes interesting Tiv culture
A piano is a musical instrument in which felt-covered hammers, operated from a keyboard, strike the metal strings to produce...
REVEALED: Why Katsina youths troop to Kano for Sallah durbar
It has become a tradition among the youth from Katsina to travel to the ancient city of Kano for every...
The reed, ropes, sticks you must give to get Zuru bride
Like many other cultures in the world, marriage among the Zuru people of Kebbi State is a joyous occasion that...
Bekwerra: Where antelope leg can get you a wife in Cross River
Bekwerra people occupy Bekwerra local government area in the northern part of Cross River State, bordering Benue state. “Our marriage...
How Ramadan impacts businesses
“In the first week of Ramadan, I stopped opening for business in the mornings for some days because the patronage...
Ihievbe: Edo community where parents get umbrellas for daughters’ chastity
In Ihievbe, a town in Owan East local government area of Edo State, marriage is a colorful ceremony and is...
Naira4Dollar: Experts say FOREX still scarce as CBN extends policy
Two months after the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) introduced the DollarforNaira policy, economists and financial experts say its impact...
Reporter’s diary: A day with Abuja Fulani herders
Although the trees are very few and the ruga in the Aleita area of Abuja is no longer as isolated...
Mothers recount gory encounters with nurses, midwives in labour rooms
‘’The next time I go to give birth, I will take vayolence (sic) with me. Any maternity nurse or attendant...
Frying pans, oranges, machetes and goats: Politicians’ most bizarre empowerment schemes
The high poverty rate in the country has made it imperative for poverty alleviation programmes to be initiated from time...