Alhaji Yahaya Asawu Idu – a teacher, Agriculturist, Broadcaster, a Property valuer, a Custodian of Traditions and above all a career civil servant. Born on the 24th of April, 1965, to the family of the late Sarki Tagwai, in Idu village of Abuja Municipal Area Council. Alhaji Yahaya Asawu – a dynamic and a well…
The norms associated with hygiene in the home and in public places of Gwandara people reflect a concern for human life. Norms defining acceptable ways for setting an argument or dispute among Gwandara people and other tribes usually exclude physical violence and manslaughter the array of rules and regulations dealing with transport and behavior on…
The Nigerian Gwandara Cultural values are characterized by passive acceptance and high tolerance of frustration; and they emphasize traditional rather than rationalism, consensus rather than conflict and respect for elders and seniors, communal relationship; and group identity rather than individualism. The cultural values emphasized destiny and divine intervention in solving individual and collective problems of…
The Gwandara people, their cultural beliefs and practice can’t be contested; their beliefs and practices are uniquely, distinctively and purposefully defined. Usually and anywhere culture is as old as human society and is important for both the individual and the society which provides the cultural identity, social and psychological security and a sense of belonging…
According to Bayero University Dons, Mohammed Awaisu Haruna and Bello Ibrahim of sociological Department, that culture originated from a Latin word “Colere” – which means to inhibit, to cultivate or to honor generally with reference to human activities. The concept has been defined in a number of ways by different scholars including sociologist and anthropologist….
A communal self help initiator, a global environmentalist, a political and as well as a business mogul, an independent systems builder, the founder of Y.S Support Group – the rain makers of our time; contributing to the rise of political, social, cultural and economical values; MD/CEO – Masarki Nigeria Limited. The Chairman of the MASARKI Construction…
It is generally believed that the Gwandara speaking people came from Kano state – Nigeria and later settled in their today’s various locations. They migrated at about 1365 to escaped religious persecution or force conversion to Islam. So they left Kano under their leader whose father was a king and they first settled at Karshin-Daji…