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Brochures, celebrations promote covered bridge conservation in New Brunswick - Vimarsana News

Brochures, celebrations promote covered bridge conservation in New Brunswick

The president of the Covered Bridges Conservation Association of New Brunswick has put together brochures of covered bridges in two counties in hopes of attracting tourists. New Brunswick is the only province in Atlantic Canada with covered bridges and Ray Boucher thinks they can be a big draw.

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Kidnap After Kidnap, After Kidnap - Vimarsana News

Kidnap After Kidnap, After Kidnap

For the umpteenth time, Bandits visited their dastardly act this time on Government Science Secondary School, Kagara, Niger State, kidnapping 27 students and 15 others, killing one and leaving in their wake, blood, sorrow and tears as families have been left devastated. This was only the latest in a series of similar nasty incidents, in the North East and North Central parts of the country. Thankfully, the passengers who were kidnapped from Rafi Local Government, also in Niger State, a few days before the Kagara incident, have been released. The Bandits are gradually extending their ignoble a...

Katsina abduction: How safe are Nigerian schools? - Vimarsana News

Katsina abduction: How safe are Nigerian schools?

Punch Newspapers Sections Published 16 December 2020 “It is not just a condolence visit, it is a statement that all of us are fed up with the shedding of innocent blood under whatever guise across this country. So many lives have been lost in the past, we can’t even compute how many lives we have lost. It becomes like a daily occurrence, a daily event. A new normal, it becomes a story when in a day, nobody was killed in a particular place of this country.” – Sultan of Sokoto, Sa’ad Abubakar, during a condolence visit to Borno State over the Zabarmari killings.