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‘Modern’ Almajiri and child right in Nigeria
« on: May 24, 2019, 07:14:32 am »
‘Modern’ Almajiri and child right in Nigeria

Imran Muhammad Ambursa, my Hausa friend, a colleague and a class-mate furnished my knowledge after interviewing him, about the Almajiri child, because I thought Almajiri was a beggar or a peasant in the society. But alas, Almajiri in Arewa culture means studentship- someone who left his locality or who is made to leave his locality […]
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