Category: DW Originals
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Chasing Insurgents through the Sahel: Aisha Bakari Gombi, The Boko Haram Huntress
Aisha’s bravery and keen hunting abilities have earned her the title of ‘Queen Hunter’ from the locals.
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Ada Lovelace, The Countess of Algorithms
She is regarded as the first computer programmer because she was the first to recognize that Babbage’s machine had applications beyond pure calculation and published the first algorithm to be executed by this machine.
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Driving Nigeria’s Tax Reforms, Meet Ex-FIRS Chief Ifueko Omoigui Okauru
She is also the first and only woman (to date) to chair the Nigeria Joint Tax Board (JTB) between 2004 to 2012.
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A Win for Northern Women in Politics
If only about 4 per cent of women from northern Nigeria are represented in the Nigerian parliament, how are the needs of Arewa women brought forward and defended? What causes this gap in representation in the first place?
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Firdausa Amasa
I was only concerned of what will be the aftermath for those to come if I were never called to the bar with my hijab.
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Firdausa Amasa
I was only concerned of what will be the aftermath for those to come if I were never called to the bar with my hijab.
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Dadasare Abdullahi
Maimuna Dada-Sare Abdullahi (1918-1984) was a Northern Nigerian writer, a nurse, a teacher and an administrator.
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Jamila Abubakar Sadiq Malafa
“I am the first female of northern extraction to be promoted to the rank of a General in the Nigerian Navy,” Malafa said
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Naja’atu Bala Muhammad
She believes that corruption must be eradicated and the battle must be fought, this she has said both in private spaces and public functions.
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Nana Asmau, Uthman Danfodio’s Daughter
Her work as an Islamic scholar proved that women have a scholarly role to play in the spread and teaching of Islam.