Amir Harbo
This blog features my personal opinions on various issues. Your constructive comments are appreciated.
This blog features my personal opinions on various issues. Your constructive comments are appreciated.
TOGETHER AT SIXTY: A Nation: A mother of African territories! A mother land of giants of Africa! A green Nation! A white Nation! It is called Nigeria. Nigeria: Who keeps our states united. Who is the originator of the heroes of yesterday, today and tomorrow. Who entitled as a One Nation despite heterogeneous tribes. Who today has k…
Read moreIs Idris Kareka a Flag-Waver Or An Unpatriotic? - By Amir Muhammad Harbo As for Jigawa, we often discuss and write about its problems and suggest their remedies as well. On this stand however, of course others will selfishly disagree with me, and I respect their right to do so; (because we are in a democratic world). As we all know…
Read moreFOUR-eight: Two, four, what for? Six, Eight, who do we appreciate? At first, we think they're great! I mean the A-P-C, change pretenders! Already we have started seeing it. But change to 'drawdown'. The damages have already been done. And the masses are suffering... 'Shinkafa' triples its price! Education is n…
Read moreRetrospection: And Sule Lamido Boasted! -By Ameer Muhammad Harbo. What I always remember is how his inaugural speech was presented on the 29th of May, 2007 with alot of emphasis, confidence and a even a certain boastful tone in it's content. In Nigeria, elected public officials hardly boast and live to tell the story. It takes…
Read moreRising Poverty and Kidnap Incidences; It is Indeed Time To Unite Jigawa For Our Prosperity: Amir Muhammad Harbo Today marks the Birthday of Dr Nuruddeen Muhammad (former Minister of State Foreign Affairs and Minister of Information) and I found myself profoundly reflecting on how I once asked him politely about why he wasn't pa…
Read moreArewa Inane Matsayar Mu? Duk da munsan cewa mun gama bauta ƙarƙashin turawan mulkin mallaka, akwai wata sabuwar bautar da mukeyi tuntuni ƙarƙashin ƴan kudancin ƙasarnan. Wannan babu ja! Duk dadai nasan na dauko batu mai girma amma ba ina faɗa bane dan san rarrabuwar kai ko tashin hankali saidai dan musan inane ke mana ciwo kuma mu…
Read morePoetry: Worms in my brain going in and out The profound and inane what's it all about? Revolution, evolution Politics or religion Zeal or function Poetry my unction. -Amir July, 2020.
Read moreFOR THE WOMAN (to my mommy): For the woman whose husband makes an "extra stop" after work every evening. For the woman who is mourning the loss of a daughter that nobody else knew about. For the woman who still leads from the front even although she’s lost inside. For the woman who was fired for her fourth late becaus…
Read moreTHE WAY FORWARD: JIGAWA AND ITS DECLINING EDUCATION - Amir Muhammad Harbo I am very sure that decapitation is not the cure for headache. If we do not invest in education, we will not reap in it. Therefore, the education system in Jigawa state needs some modifications. Though the state keeps developing but there are still so many t…
Read moreRetrospection: Sule Lamido, Please Come Back; Jigawa Needs You: -Amir Muhammad Harbo What I always remember is how his last valedictory speech was presented with alot of emphasis, confidence and achievements. Going by his ways of handling of both private and public affairs of the state when he was in power, I can say that Jigawa w…
Read moreA perspective: Why Jigawa is the poorest state? - Amir Muhammad Harbo The National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) in its recent poverty and inequality report unveiled that Jigawa state is one of the states that have the highest poverty rates in Nigeria. What a despicable!? As I am saying this, despite the fact that the state has grown…
Read moreWHY DO WE NEED TO LEARN ENGLISH?! Amir Muhammad Harbo ameerharbo@gmail.com It has been estimated that English is a second language for well over 300 million people: the number of second-language speakers may soon exceed the number of native speakers, if it has not done so already. English is generally acknowledged to be the wo…
Read morePastilence: Not a Scintilla: Beside oppressed souls and revolutions sitting, staring and chewing. There're feofle who drive vans and vault of Dolas, etc. They used our insanity. And push us by some pastorprenuers using 1k as a palm greasing. Some, said they're tarred with brush of korruptions. No! Indeed, they're thy…
Read moreAs we all know, Kano is situated in the Muslim-northern part of Nigeria, it is the centre of the Hausa video industry locally also known as "Kanywood". There was an agreement in “December 2000 in which the government of Kano State in Muslim northern Nigeria reintroduced shari’a and established a new board for film an…
Read moreIn moments of profound decay, a revolutionary should lead the way. Our collective motivation should be for the good of the greater number of people, not jealousy, envy and greed. If I say great, I mean many things that will be reformed positively by that revolutionary consciousness. In a better way, "what I am saying is …
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