Arewa Live

MUHAMMAD SABIU, reports that the number of out-of-school children, especially girl-child in the Northern part of the country is very high, just as an eight-year-old girl is braving all the odds in spite of insecurity and negative attitude…

KOLA OYELERE, writes on how sex workers in Kano take care of themselves to keep ahead of others in the competitive world of prostitution.IT is often said that every job has its own hazards. Prostitution, like every other…

MUHAMMAD SABIU reports the story of the 17-year-old Zamfara girl who got frustrated over her boyfriend’s inability to pay her dowry, and subsequently set herself ablaze.IT is the dream of every young lady to get married to the man of…

ISAAC SHOBAYO writes that one of the laudable projects in Jos, Plateau State capital,  has been abandoned and taken over by criminals who use it as their terror base.THE present administration in Plateau State, like those of…

MUHAMMAD SABIU writes on a market in Kaduna where frogs are now attracting buyers from far and near, an item that is now a delicacy in most part of the North and a clear departure from what it used to be years back.MANY…

ATTAHIRU AHMED GUSAU captured the return of peace to Zamfara State symbolised by the staging of Sharo cultural festival in Gusau, the state capital, after almost one decade of absence due to security concerns caused by banditry.…

GODWIN ENNA reports that farmers in Nasarawa State are making a lot of money from cultivating watermelon even without government backing, adding that the success story could, however, have been different had financial support been extended…

MUHAMMADU SABIU reports that the Zamfara State government, not minding the horrendous activities of the bandits, has taken it upon itself to grant them amnesty to bring peace to the state.

MARUF OLAKUNLE writes that the business of local aphrodisiac for men is thriving due to the desire by most men to satisfy their women, revealing that women also buy the drugs for their husbands, though medical practitioners call for caution…

MUHAMMAD SABIU reports on a group of young persons who devote themselves to taking care of the mentally-ill in Kaduna and reconnecting some of them back with their families even without government support.