Sani Aliyu is a multimedia broadcast journalist currently based inside Sudan. He has more than 15 years experience as a field reporter, producer and presenter. 

He started his career as a software/web developer in Nigeria, then moved to Egypt and Sudan, where he was snapped up by the Hausa ...

Answering Your Questions About the Hausa People of Sudan

26 Jul 2020  |  BBC News فارسی  |  Hausa  |  Cultural History

The article addresses questions about the Hausa people in Sudan, exploring their history, migration patterns, and cultural integration. It highlights the significant presence of Hausa communities in Sudan, their historical migration routes, and the establishment of Hausa settlements. The piece also discusses the educational and religious systems in Sudan, the roles of Hausa people in government and society, and their cultural practices. The article provides insights into the historical and contemporary significance of the Hausa people in Sudan and their contributions to the country's cultural and social fabric.

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Abubakar Alhaji Abubakar Muhd Abubakar Abubakar Bello Sadiq Abubakar Usman Ibrahim Abubakar Umar Ahmad Hamisu Halliru Sharif Abdurrahaman Suleiman Aminu Yusuf Galadima Abdallah Majid Muhammad Jamil Tahir Jabiru Garba Ƙauran Wali Muhammad Umar Tijiyo Tanimu Ibrahim Roni Jigawa Hassan Ibrahim Umar Kusalla Muhammad Nura Farouk Ado Danmaliki Ibrahim Salisu Taura Adamu Usman Zoza Muhammad Sai'du Ganye Nasiru Bala Umar Abu Ubaidah Aliyu Zaria Bilkisu Nafi'u Dakta Waheeb Ibrahim Haroun Dakta Maryam Abdulkarim Muhammad Ahmad Muhammad Abdallah Bin Jaws Fadl Sishshi Ayib Jalal Rabeh Muhammad Abdallah Abdallah Muhammad Musa Al Tayyib Rabeh Muhammad Sharaqaddeen Aminu Nasir Alpakeeyu Umar Kassim Lawan Ibrahim Abdullahi Tsiga Abu Nujoom Abdurraheem Wad al Gadaref Babiker Hindi Maryam ƴar Andalus Mubarak Haruna Falalu Sani Mai Unguwa Salisu Maijinka Yahuza Dauda Azare Ibrahim Dealer Gusau Aliyu Ibrahim Mukhtar Yunusa Wanzamai

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Percy Dabang is a journalist.

Kidnappers Release Nigerian Schoolboys as Search for 317 Abducted Girls Continues

27 Feb 2021  |  www.voanews.com  |  English  |  Security

Gunmen in Nigeria released 27 teenage boys kidnapped from their school in Niger state, while security forces continue searching for 317 abducted schoolgirls in Zamfara state. The recent kidnappings highlight the rising violence by armed gangs and Islamist insurgents, including Boko Haram and Islamic State. The unrest has become a political issue for President Muhammadu Buhari, who has faced criticism over his handling of security. The violence exacerbates Nigeria's economic challenges, worsened by falling oil revenues and the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Abubakar Sani Bello Muhammadu Buhari

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Aliyu Bala Hamza Gerengi is a Multimedia Broadcast Journalist based in Gombe, North-East Nigeria, works with the Gombe State Media Corporation (GMC) as a Newscaster, Reporter, Translator, and Programmes Producer for both Radio and Television.

Additionally, serves as the Gombe State Correspondent ...

Gombe State NUJ Rolls Out the Red Carpet for National President

19 Feb 2025  |  Time Nigeria Magazine -  |  English  |  Government Relations

The Gombe State Council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) hosted a grand reception for the NUJ National President, Alhassan Yahya Abdullahi, highlighting the strong relationship between the government and the media in Gombe State. The event, attended by top government officials and journalists, underscored the government's commitment to supporting the media. Abdullahi's election as NUJ National President marks a significant milestone, with the Gombe State government showing willingness to collaborate with the media.

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Yusuf Aish Bello Dr Abubakar Musa Sani A. A Haruna Alhassan Yahya Abdullahi Kasimu Ahmed Abdullahi Alhaji Salihu Baba Alkali Nasiru Muhammad Aliyu Aliyu Baba Manu Mallam Ismaila Uba Misilli Dr Ibrahim Isa Faruk Muazu Gombe

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Caleb Jacob is a journalist based in Kano, Nigeria.

Concerns Over Delay in Executing Death Sentence on Hanifa Abubakar's Killer

29 Aug 2024  |  www.nigeriainfo.fm  |  English  |  Crime

The article highlights concerns over the delay in executing the death sentence of Abdulmalik Tanko, convicted for the murder of Hanifa Abubakar. Despite being sentenced to death, Tanko remains in prison, leading to criticism of the government's inaction. The Nigerian Correctional Service is prepared to carry out the execution once approved, but legal appeals and political assurances have stalled the process. The National Human Rights Commission and Hanifa's family express frustration over the lack of decisive action, while legal experts outline the appeal process. The situation raises questions about the government's commitment to justice and the potential for leniency.

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Aminu Bello Ummukulsum Sani Hanifa Abubakar Abdulmalik Tanko Hashim Isyaku Abdullahi Ganduje Suraj Suleiman Musbahu Lawan Frank Geng-Quangrong Ahmed Musa Abba Yusuf Shehu Abdullahi Haruna Isa Dederi Bilkisu Ibrahim Suleiman

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Ubale Musa is a journalist based in Abuja, Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria.

The impact of political godfatherism or its opposite

12 Oct 2023  |  www.dw.com  |  Hausa  |  Democracy

The article examines the persistent issue of political godfatherism in Nigeria, highlighting historical and contemporary conflicts between political mentors and their protégés. It discusses various instances of political disputes in states like Anambra, Kano, and Rivers, and the implications of these conflicts on Nigeria's democracy. The analysis suggests that while political godfatherism can strengthen political influence, it often leads to internal conflicts and challenges in governance.

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Abubakar Sani Bello Abubakar Rimi Awolowo Akintola Aminu Kano Chris Ngige Chris Uba Ganduje Kwankwaso Bola Ahmed Tinubu Akinwumi Ambode Similaye Fubara Nyesom Wike

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KOLAWOLE OMONIYI is a hard working, solution driven male accustomed to working with minimal supervision in fast-paced media and social environments. Prefers be called KBOBO. 

He has the ability to multi-task with over 14 years hands on experience on various media projects ranging from journalism,...

Kano Community Where No Girl Has Finished Secondary School in 300 Years

01 Oct 2024  |  www.nigeriainfo.fm  |  English  |  Rural Development

In Kano State, Nigeria, the Dan-Shayi community has not seen a girl complete secondary school in over 300 years due to lack of access and infrastructure. The state government has declared a state of emergency in education, aiming to address gender disparities. Despite efforts, including budget allocations and strategic plans, challenges persist in providing accessible education, especially for girls in rural areas. Stakeholders emphasize the need for gender-responsive policies and infrastructure improvements to bridge educational gaps. The article highlights the struggles faced by girls in accessing education and the ongoing efforts to improve the situation.

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Mohammed Bello Shehu Sani Abubakar Dan-Shayi Bilikisu Abubakar Khadija Ismail Amina Quadri Dr. Kabiru Ado Zakaria Amina Kasim Umar Haruna Doguwa Abba Kabir Yusuf

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Niyi Oyedeji is a freelance journalist, who currently currently works with the Nigerian Tribune,Ibadan Nigeria.

Who brought Econet to Nigeria?

03 Jun 2022  |  factcheckhub.com  |  English  |  Politics

Bola Ahmed Tinubu, a former Lagos State governor and APC presidential aspirant, claimed he brought Econet (now Airtel) to Nigeria. This claim has been debated on social media, with some supporting Tinubu's assertion and others crediting the Obasanjo administration. Econet Wireless, founded by Zimbabwean Strive Masiyiwa, was one of the three companies awarded a Digital Mobile Licence by the Nigerian Communication Commission in 2001. Despite initial success, Econet faced financial challenges and political pressures, leading to its exit from Nigeria. The article highlights the complex history and various stakeholders involved in Econet's entry and exit from the Nigerian market.

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Sani Bello Atiku Abubakar Bola Ahmed Tinubu John Odigie-Oyegun Olusegun Obasanjo Alabi Opeyemi Oladimeji Strive Masiyiwa Muhammed Arzika Oba Otudeko Pascal Dodzie Karel Pienaar Martins Igbokwe Emmanuel Ojeba James Ibori

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Ajayi Taiwo Oluwole is an international Video-Journalist, Producer, Researcher and Documentary filmmaker based in Abuja, Nigeria. His Work has been published by BBC AFRICA, RUSSIAN TELEVISION, CNN,  MAKMENDE MEDIA, ASSOCIATED PRESS and  RUPTLY TV.

Three groups of students freed in Nigeria after being held captive

03 Sept 2021  |  The Globe and Mail  |  English  |  Education

Authorities in northern Nigeria announced the release of three groups of kidnapped students within a 24-hour period, including 90 young pupils, 15 older students, and 32 students from a Baptist high school. The wave of releases has raised questions about ransom payments and the potential for future abductions. The kidnappings have heightened concerns about the safety of educational facilities in remote areas and the long-term impact on parents' willingness to send their children to school. The released students are undergoing medical treatment and will be reunited with their families.

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Abubakar Sani Bello Yahya Aliyu Babangida Rev. Joseph Hayab Muhammad Musa Kawule Mohammed Shehu

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