all hausa versus hausa. >> yes, all hausa versus hausa. >> anthony: you hit with one hand -- >> yeah, are welcomed to our humble place. >> anthony: thank you. interreligious and intertribal violence has a beea fact of life for years in nigeria. there are over 300 tribes, and tens of thousands have died during such conflicts. in lagos, some are trying to rewrite that narrative. the neighborhood of agege is a melting pot of different tribes and religious groups. this was originally a yoruba area, yes? but the hausa people have been living here for a very, very long time. >> yes, 154 years ago. >> there are intermarriages in between us and them. so that is why there are a lot of understanding. >> anthony: masa, rice cakes made from nigerian sticky rice, sugar and potash, a mineral rich salt. >> this is fura, it's made from millet and milk. >> anthony: it's more like a yogurt, slightly sour. >> yes. >> anthony: that's great. >> this is sort of a surprising food. it's also made of beans. >> anthony: this is all beans? >> yes. >> anthony: danwake, high protein bean flour dumplings served wi

shared sense of urgency around problems that the into the base schools can't have kids but kids without hausa hous from the way the kids without them don't. it's just that simple. it's hard to concentrate when your parents are addicted. it would be interesting to see how the department of education on a federal level can exercise to incite action by other departments. >> thank you. i wish is going to ask him any of those who we have not yet heard from. >> so as a school leader but former practitioner, facilitator, as a teacher, it was always frustrating to know what the research has said since the 1970s. good practices, what's great, implementation. and yet progress is so slow. we are 40 years in the making. it's all research. report element to never curriculum are models that we have, and yet the progress is slow. i look as the school leader and i think why? why is it so slow? is it the federal level, the state level or is it more at the local level? really think about when decisions are made within your local community, one thing i have come to recognize is that as much as we love local con