Ismail Auwal
@ismaaga6Freelance journalist with work published in The New York Times and The Financial Times, UK.
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I wrote about ‘decolonial-postcolonial’ narratives reflecting on my research trip in Switzerland and the need for a more pluralistic view for curatorial and artistic programmes from Africa. prohelvetia.ch/en/whats-on/en…
Read our latest on how charges dropped in case against binance employee held in Nigeria. nytimes.com/2024/10/23/bus…
I loved working with Ismail Alfa, @ismaaga6 & @YagazieEmezi on this – an intimate look at one family in Nigeria, how they arrived at six children, and how they manage. The latest in @nytimes' Old World, Young Africa series. nytimes.com/2024/10/21/wor…
I traveled to Majiya, Jigawa State, to report on the devastating tanker explosion that claimed the lives of over 160 people, for @nytimes With @ElianPeltier nytimes.com/2024/10/17/wor…
Reality check It is no longer a story that the luxuries we could afford last year have become today's pipe dreams. The harsh truth is our economy has taken a devastating hit on us all and we're all feeling the pinch. It's time we face the reality, that we are poor!
Happy birthday, scholar @Sani_Scholar
Happy Birthday to a visionary and incredible leader Sani Muhammad (@Sani_Scholar ) Your guidance, passion, and commitment to making a difference at @BridgeConnectNG inspires us every day. #Leadership #Inspiration #HappyBirthday #BridgeConnectAfrica
Inspiring!
They often say, some opportunities come once in a lifetime, and, this time, last year I was wondering if I had wasted a life-changing opportunity to attend one of the prestigious institutions in the world, University of Cambridge, on a full-ride academic scholarship offer.
Riverboat accidents are a recurring issue in Nigeria, a West African nation where overloading, lax safety regulations, the absence of life jackets and poor maintenance often lead to deadly incidents. nytimes.com/2024/10/02/wor…
A schoolteacher in Maiduguri woke up at 5 a.m. to the sound of her neighbors shouting. When she opened her front door, she was greeted by the sight of rising waters outside. “We saw — water is coming,” said the teacher, Aishatu Bunu. nytimes.com/2024/09/15/wor…
Congratulations @izesule
BREAKING: Masobe welcomes Nana Sule and her debut, Not So Terrible People Nana Sule is a writer, journalist, and communications strategist. She curates literary events and co-owns The Third Space, a bookstore and workstation in Kano.
Remember to join us this Wednesday, August 28 for an opportunity to listen to the trajectory of this erudite scholar @YZYau @Adam_A_Thinker @ismaaga6 @KanoChronicle @teemerh_beekay @MSaeedkano @salizee @SalisuSadisu @CitadRadio @MubarakshehuD @IsahAzare2 @zee4mii @SalakoYesmin
Excited to unveil our next guest speaker for this month's Inspiring Leadership Reflection Interactive Series (ILERIS), he is Prof. Auwalu Hamisu Yadudu, a retired Professor of Law. Join us on Wed., August 28 to benefit from his vast experiences @YZYau @CitadRadio @KanoChronicle
Why do most try planting campaigns fail? To understand why and know what can be done better, I interviewed @adebotes + @ismaaga6 + @ELSIEGABRIEL3 + @kagendolucy + Sukru Durmis + @YusufAmoke Read the article here; p.dw.com/p/4ixf5?maca=e…
1. Ahmad Abbas Dalhatu 2. Haidar Ibrahim Fagge 3. Umar Nuhu 4. Abdulkarim Rabiu Bala 5. Aminu Anwar 6. Abdulhamid Ahmad Gaya 7. Ahmad Dahiru 8. Anas Habibu 9. Hafizu Sabo Yakubu 10. Sani Musa Hassan
Can you mention 10 of your secondary school classmates with their surnames???
“ Nigerians struggling to afford food and earn a living have taken to the streets in nationwide protests that have already left at least 13 people killed, according to Amnesty International.”
Nigerians risk their lives to protest an increasingly dire economic situation. With reporting from Ismail Alfa, @ismaaga6, Pius Adeleye and @nelsoncj3 nytimes.com/2024/08/02/wor…
There is a fierce firestorm on the streets of Kano. Protesters have begun to turn back home vehicles that do not display any signs of participation in the protest. If you are in Kano and plan to move around, please get a leaflet and display it prominently on your vehicle.
I just saw this man heading to the protest meeting point in Kano. I've never seen responsible elderly people join a protest in Kano before.
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