The rustle of weeds has replaced the hum of daily life in parts of Kwara State. Once Nigeria’s most peaceful state, communities now flee under the shadow of banditry and abductions, writes DARE AKOGUN
For decades, Kwara State lived up to its sobriquet – State of Harmony. Nestled between Nigeria’s restive North and its bustling Southwest, it was the kind of place where farmers rose with the dawn, traders filled weekly markets with…
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