How to stay safe in Nigeria's harmattan, by Usman Muhammad Salihu The Harmattan season, marked by cold temperatures, dry air, and dusty winds, is a distinctive weather phenomenon in Nigeria. It brings relief from the relentless heat of the dry season but comes with challenges that affect health, agriculture, transportation, and the economy. This fascinating yet demanding season calls for careful management to minimise its effects on individuals and communities. Health Woes in Harmattan Harmattan’s impact on public health is significant. The dusty winds carry fine particles that irritate the respiratory system,...