Bauchi State’s decision to close schools for five weeks during Ramadan has sparked debate over the role of religion in education. Supporters cite cultural accommodation, while critics argue it prioritises faith over learning. The controversy has reignited discussions on Sharia, secularism, and religious influence on governance across Nigeria, writes GODFREY GEORGE Bauchi State recently announced
Controversy as four northern govs shut schools for Ramadan
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