Thousands of Muslims in the Hong Local Government Area of Adamawa State have held a special prayer for rainfall. Hong LGA lies in the northern part of
Thousands of Muslims in the Hong Local Government Area of Adamawa State have held a special prayer for rainfall.
The relative dryness in a supposedly wet season appears, however, to be the reality in the whole of Adamawa State as residents of the state capital, Yola, have been complaining of heat akin to that which may be expected in the normally hot months of March through May.
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