An Almajiri school in Northern Nigeria
Our brothers in the northern part of the country have told us that they do not want western education, that western education is evil (Boko Haram). Yet, we would not leave them alone. We would not listen to them. We would continue to force western education on them. We would insist that the people go to school, to learn about developments in modem world. That would be unfair.
Former President Goodluck Jonathan made that mistake. He insisted that northern children must go to school, and started building Almajiri schools across the length and breadth of Northern Nigeria. He followed this up by establishing some universities in the area, all in a bid to please the North. But the people were not happy with him. They were angry with him.
The case of a 31-year-old man, who was arrested and charged with the kidnap and murder of two brothers, has been postponed. The brothers Onele, 22, and Limnandi Msizi, 23, were killed in an alleged mob-justice attack in Motherwell NU8 on February 20 after they were accused of stealing metal roof sheeting.
Princess Diana to reunite feuding brothers Prince Harry and Prince William
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Sat, Mar 13, 2021
Prince Harry and Prince William despite their rift will put their differences aside for the sake of their late mother Princess Diana.
Royal expert Russell Myers spoke about the British royal family on the UK morning show Loraine and revealed that the two brothers will soon reunite.
It was revealed that in spite of the tensions that were recently caused by the Duke of Sussex’s bombshell revelations against the royals in his interview with Oprah Winfrey, they will still reunite later this year for their mother Princess Diana’s memorial.
Covid 19 coronavirus: Lockdown-born cleaning business Dazz aims to wipe out single-use plastic bottles
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Brothers Nathan, left, and Jacob Buchan with mother Mary Buchan. Photo / Supplied
Two brothers hope to disrupt the home cleaning industry with a new product that eliminates the need for plastic bottles.
Mt Maunganui-based Nathan and Jacob Buchan have just launched Dazz New Zealand with a line of products they say will make a massive dent in the 1.7 billion bottles New Zealanders throw away every year. We were sick of seeing aisles at the supermarket lined with plastic bottles of cleaners used around the home, Jacob Buchan said.