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Once a Beacon of Learning, Kwara Community High School Now Faces Abandonment
In the late 1980s, Awon-Ga High School was the dream of many young children. Now, it’s their nightmare.
Isiaq Ibrahim
September 9, 2024
In the late 1980s, Awon-Ga High School was the dream of many young children. Now, it’s their nightmare.
Peering through the broken windows of the abandoned health store, this reporter saw a building ruined with faeces, dead rats, and decaying containers.
The farmers said the herd no longer feed like they used to, and many of them begin to develop all sorts of illnesses.
During her first few months in prison, pregnant Bukunmi lost her baby to the poor and ill-treatment she was subjected to.
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