Here’s a pic of President of Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe as he declined to shake hands with one of the rulers of Zulu on the grounds that he latently watched his people kill other Africans. The pic is not recent however.
Long before it became a local government area, the land we now call Gwoza in Borno State, Nigeria, was already full of life, culture, and deep history. It was home to many ethnic groups, including the Glavda, Mafa, Mandara, Margi, and others. These people lived among tall hills, scattered rocks, and flowing streams. They farmed, hunted, and passed down stories from one generation to the next. One of the stories remembered by elders today is about a tragedy that happened ...