Aliero
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Aliero is a town in northern Nigeria's Kebbi State. Located in the southeast of Kebbi State Lua error: callParserFunction: function "#coordinates" was not found., the name Aliero was originally from two prominent Fulani scholars Ali & Yero. The town is the headquarters of Aliero Local Government Area.[1]
Economy
[edit | edit source]Most of the people in Aliero LGA are agrarian, with an emphasis on vegetation, especially onion and pepper.[which?] The town has the largest onion market in northwest Nigeria and is a major producer of onions in Nigeria. Aliero residents are known for bone-setting across West and Central Africa. Aliero town is surrounded by mango trees.[1]
Climate
[edit | edit source]Aliero experiences a tropical continental climate typical of the Sudan–Sahel zone, marked by a long dry season from October to May and a rainy season between June and September. Temperatures remain high for most of the year, and rainfall is generally moderate, supporting the area’s mixed farming activities.[2]
Notable people
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