Beyond the Bad Roads: Should We Not Spell Kano Correctly? – Daily Trust

The choice of this piece’s title might come to mind as dumbfounding, for, if nothing, one might find juvenile, the existential locus or nexus... DailyTrust, Nigeria

The choice of this piece’s title might come to mind as dumbfounding, for, if nothing, one might find juvenile, the existential locus or nexus that sandwiches the notion of bad roads and the ability to spell out the noun ‘Kano’ correctly. But at given moments in our lives, one finds out that some ideas thought to be exclusively dissimilar to each other are, after all, analogous.

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