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Social media surge has not killed Africa’s storytelling tradition - Kwame Adinkra

Dr Adinkra made the observation when he presented a paper on the topic "Music as Cultural Memory: Storytelling Traditions in Contemporary Akan Music" at Durham University in the United Kingdom.

Social media surge has not killed Africa’s storytelling tradition - Kwame Adinkra

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Terrorists Plant Explosive Devices At New Bussa General Hospital

Laleye Dipo in Minna The security situation in Borgu and Agwara local governments of Niger State has taken a new twist following the discovery of the planting of Improvised Explosive Device

  • Explosive device discovered at New Bussa General Hospital.
  • Bomb disposal unit confirmed IED and detonated it.
  • Police deployed to ensure security at hospital and surroundings.

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