BOOK REVIEW – TOMORROW I BECOME A WOMAN
This edition of the Book review focuses on the novel titled: “Tomorrow I Become a Woman’’ by Awanusie Orbaordafeh. Take a listen to this review by Maryam Adamu of Albarka Radio in Bauchi, Nigeria.
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Malian transitional authorities convey uninterest in election organization
The Malian transitional authorities have conveyed their lack of concern regarding the organization of the upcoming election. In a media interview on Monday, Prime Minister Choguel Maïga stated that the election is considered a subsidiary. This declaration has sparked varied…
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NewsLink 2024- 02- 27 First Edition
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NewsLink 2024- 02- 26 Third Edition
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GUEST INTERVIEW – CAN GUINEA MEET THE TRANSITION DEADLINE
In this interview, our guests will look at the dissolution of the interim government by the Guinean Junta. For the socio-political class, this move is not unexpected, considering the extent of the socio-economic crisis that has gripped the country. As…
WELBODI Episode 204 Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
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Nigeria Stampede: Tragedy strikes as subsidized rice sale turns deadly in Lagos
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