During my undergraduate years in the 90s, I spent countless hours offering private lessons to the children of the affluent in Kano, especially within the Lebanese community around Bompai. What began as a modest hustle blossomed into a wide-reaching network of tutors that spanned the city. That was just within the realm of teaching. But [...]The post Kano: A city of memory, enterprise and enduring spirit, by Abdulrazak Ibrahim appeared first on Daily Nigerian.
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