GBAGYI STUDENT ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIA

    Dear compatriots I bring solidarity greetings to your esteemed personalities, As this month is the Holy month of Ramadan let's be prayerfull and join hand for this pandemic disease to leave, let's help and put our heads together to enlighten our people by sensitization on this virus.  Ramadan kareem Covid-19 is real Stayhome staysafe Thank you for all you've done and still doing for Nigerian Students. Viva Aluta Amandla Awethur ✌🏻✌🏻✌🏻

The national president gbagyi students association of Nigeria comrade Gadaga Habakkuk Adamu congratulate with the Muslim faithfuls on the holy month of Ramadan. He charge the Muslim faithfuls to use this holy period to pray for the country and the world at large over the deadly corona virus, he also charge them to please take preventive measure and enhance to the law of NCDC over COVID 19 The president wished the muslim GBAGYI students across the globe a successful Ramadan fast  # Stay safe #Avoid cowrded areas #Wash hands regular #Wear mask Sign Director media for president Powered by  SSA media

The Gbagyi are widespread in Niger, Kaduna, and Plateau states and the Federal Capital Territory. Some lives in Kogi state.  In many places, particularly in FCT, Kogi and Kaduna states, they are interspersed with other people. They are divided into two main groups. The eastern groups is called Gbagyi-Ngenge or Gbagyi-Matai and they are more populous. The western groups are called Gbagyi-Nkwa or Gbagyi-Yamma. The western and eastern groups speak different languages, and within them, there are sub-groups and dialects. Not all Gbagyi agree on what the divisions are. Whereas the Gbagyi people living in towns and cities are quite modernized, the vast population of rural dwellers are little affected by modern ways. Their attitude towards modern clothing and medical care is increasingly positive, but most rural Gbagyi, being farmers, see education as a waste of time. The average literacy level is 27%. Primary schools and health facilities are not well distributed. In many places, roads ar...

By: Markus David Sakoma. 23rd April 2020 Its Not Longer News how Grown Up Adults, Elderly men And women, children are Been Murdered in Cold Blood by By Bandits in Shiroro and Rafi Area of Niger State, Many have been Displaced, Living in Primary schools, some are have been been Separated from their Families And Loved ones, Making them Feel like the World has Turned against them. What the Bandits Want is what has Remained a Mystery, Why kill people on Daily basis For No Reasons, making them live In Sorrow An Pain.     We might not Been together with them, But We are Definitely sharing their Pain, This Is A Hard Period, Especially A Time Where the world Is Suffering from a Deadly Virus, yet this People need to Feed. They Are Living In Large sum of Numbers In Primary schools across the State, They are Suffering Not only from Bandits, but Depression, Hunger Virus. Displacement and so on. But One Questions keep Crossing our Minds, "Where is the Government that Promised in the Consti...

These include agunzheyin (“witchcraft”), ashigbe (“medicine”), and zoku (“divination”). These three concepts have the inherent meanings of good and evil. This essay, however, highlights more of their negative influence.Witchcraft: Reality, Theory &InterpretationHenry Jay Watkin in defining witchcraft draws from the Eurocentric conception it represents. He says the word “witch” comes from the English noun “Wicca” which means, “to cast spell.” He therefore defined it as “a web of beliefs and practices whose purpose is to manipulate nature for the benefit of the witch or the witche's client.” The New Shorter Oxford Dictionary sees it as “the practice of witch or witches especially the use of magic or sorcery: the exercise of supernatural power supposed to be possessed by a person in league with devil or evil spirits.” While the first definition agrees mostly with the concept of witchcraft in Gbagyi land which generally has to do with „the witches‟ being able to influence supernatu...

By  MARKUS DAVID SAKOMA. 21st April 2020. Thinking about where we went wrong as a Country, I decided to look at Some brief fact about My Country Nigeria.     A country that derived it's name from A river which encompasses across the country called "Niger", became Politically independent as far back as 1960, and Became A Republic in 1963, for multi ethnic country and multi religious nation, which other System of government is more suitable than federalism. It practices a federal system of government, the Democratic nation/state has 36 states and the F.C.T, with 774 local Governments covering about 923,768.64 kilometer per square, with a Population of About 180 million people. Abundantly Blessed With Numerous Natural Resources, And Most importantly a Fertile Land For Agricultural practice.      Oh, listening to this facts about My country would make one think it is The Most Developed Nation in the world, But is that True? Let's Find out,  According to an...