Repatriated Almajiris return to Yobe
02 May 2020 |
11:00 am
The recent deportation of some almajiris from Gombe back to Yobe state, due to the coronavirus pandemic is a source of worry to residents of Damaturu the state capital. The One hundred twenty five almajiris are in isolation at government secondary school Damaturu.
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