Katsina State
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Sep 28, 2026
Freshly Pressed - Wale 2026-09-28 07:00
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19:58Emmanuel OkeHOST
Kano emerges best performing state in 2026 NECO results.
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20:03Emmanuel OkeHOST
Bandits kill Katsina local government health secretary.
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20:08Emmanuel OkeHOST
Niger mosque attacks.
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20:10Emmanuel OkeHOST
14 members of my family in captivity.
Where Is Dadiyata?
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2:17ReniHOST
He was a university lecturer.
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2:19ReniHOST
He worked in the Department of English and Linguistics at the Federal University Dussema in Katsina State.
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2:24ReniHOST
outside the university though dadiata had become known for something else politics he was very very active online and he regularly spoke about what was happening in nigeria he criticized politicians he criticized the government and over time more and more people started to know him because of what he was saying online Politically, Dadiata was a strong supporter of Rabiu Musa Konkoso.
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2:47ReniHOST
He was part of the Konkosia movement.
Big Hard Facts With Maryann Okon
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11:57speaker_11NARRATOR
Eventually, the entire state of Zazao was renamed Zaria, which is now a province in present-day Nigeria.
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12:06speaker_12NARRATOR
The Hausa kingdoms included Kano, Katsina, Zazao, Gobir, Rano, Daura, and Biram, and were founded in 1000 AD.
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12:18speaker_12NARRATOR
The kingdom of Zazao was located in the north in modern-day Kaduna state in north-central Nigeria.
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12:26speaker_12NARRATOR
The founder of the kingdom was King Turunku and Queen Bakwa Turunku who were the 22nd King and Queen to rule the area of Zazao.
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18:23speaker_11NARRATOR
She led her first military charge a few months after assuming power.
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18:28speaker_11NARRATOR
For the rest of her 34 years reign, she continued to fight and expand her kingdom to its greatest in history.
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18:37speaker_11NARRATOR
Heading up an army of 20,000 men, she tried to annex several surrounding cities up to Nupe and ruled Kano and Katsina at the cost of 34 years of almost uninterrupted warfare.
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18:52speaker_11NARRATOR
The objectives of her conquests were twofold.
How kidnappings in Nigeria bankroll global terrorism
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15:10David OlujinmiGUEST
They are taxing the traders, farmers, fishermen, petty traders, everyday citizens that are around the areas where they operate.
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15:20David OlujinmiGUEST
Then also part of the peace arrangements that this local government chairman, especially Katsina State, have begun to enter with these bandits also involve a lot of monetary benefits.
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15:30David OlujinmiGUEST
So it's sort of they are paying ransom to maintain the peace.
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15:33David OlujinmiGUEST
That means they pay these bandits a lot of money to tell them that, okay, don't attack our community.
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19:28Olisa ChukumaCORRESPONDENT
That's why they have to pay the ransoms.
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19:30Olisa ChukumaCORRESPONDENT
They don't feel that they're being protected.
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19:35Olisa ChukumaCORRESPONDENT
That's why you hear in places like Katsina State, you have governments, local governments, state governments, entering into negotiations with these bandits for them not to attack their communities.
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19:46Olisa ChukumaCORRESPONDENT
It almost looks like everyone is on their own right now when it comes to security in Nigeria.