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The historical drama based on Queen Amina of Zazzau launches on Netflix on November 4. | Pulse Nigeria

Queen Amina was popularly called a woman like a man by her people. She was the first Queen (Sarauniya) of the Hausas of Northern Nigeria and one of its best.

School girls in hijabThe Hijab crisis in Kwara State is only a metaphor for much wider and deeper concerns. It has to do with the status of the “missionary schools” vis-a-vis the government and the place of Islam in those schools. The issue concerns a particular set of schools, started in the colonial era, called voluntary agency (VA) schools, belonging to various agencies, not only Christian missions, but also Muslim organisations, local communities, and even individuals. Among the few Muslim organizations that ran VA schools like the Christian missions were the Ahmadiya Missions in Lag...

Obsession With Ladies Endowment Has Broken Empires  Obsession With Ladies Endowment Has Broken Empires  There are proven facts that ladies are better managers than men. Recently, most of the countries managed by ladies had lower Covid-19 deaths than those managed by men. Grandma’s traditional medical preventive Covid-19 success in Africa still baffles outsiders. History never undermined the power of women even in close African or British Royal Families. Ladies, on their own, run better hospitable businesses in Africa from our grandma days in informal economic markets without beating their...

Obsession With Ladies Endowment Has Broken Empires  By Farouk Martins Aresa  Listen to article There are proven facts that ladies are better managers than men. Recently, most of the countries managed by ladies had lower Covid-19 deaths than those managed by men. Grandma's traditional medical preventive Covid-19 success in Africa still baffles outsiders. History never undermined the power of women even in close African or British Royal Families. Ladies, on their own, run better hospitable businesses in Africa from our grandma days in informal economic markets without beating their c...