Hadiza MohammedBinta’s HeartbreakBinta left the office early. She was driving through Central Business District when her car tyre gave a whoosh sound and she parked the…Feb 17, 20191Feb 17, 20191
Hadiza MohammedThe Hair Salon is not A Place for Judgement [A vignette on Yan Tasha and Conformity in Hausa…It’s the period before Eid and we went to the salon to make our hair and apply henna. The weather was cool, luckily it wasn’t raining. It’s…Aug 26, 20181Aug 26, 20181
Hadiza MohammedBeing Happy and SingleI have been told I’m very happy for a single woman. A colleague said he saw my interview in daily trust and I was smiling in all the…Aug 11, 20182Aug 11, 20182
Hadiza MohammedHow To Be A Muse.Begin by meeting author in a book. You read a book and see a slice of the author’s soul in a sentence. The slice is captivating because…Mar 13, 2018Mar 13, 2018
Hadiza MohammedReading Contemporary African LiteratureIn the beginning of 2017, Reading Contemporary African literature meant building up walls around my heart, dressing up mentally like a…Dec 30, 2017Dec 30, 2017
Hadiza MohammedConfessions of a Literary SnobI didn’t start out as a literary snob, I didn’t know Alice in the wonderland was literary fiction and the famous five was genre fiction.I…Dec 14, 2017Dec 14, 2017
Hadiza MohammedAFRO: The Girl With The Magical Hair ReviewAFRO: The Girl with the Magical Hair ReviewJul 30, 2017Jul 30, 2017
Hadiza MohammedMayowa and the Masquerades ReviewIt’s written by Lola Shoneyin and illustrated by Francis Blake. Cassava republic press 2010. 29 pages.Jul 16, 2017Jul 16, 2017
Hadiza MohammedMamud and the Moringa Tree Review.Mamud and the Moringa Tree is written by Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku. It’s printed by University of Benin press.Jul 15, 2017Jul 15, 2017
Hadiza MohammedAmab Books Celebrates The International Day Of The African Child.The international day of the African Child came up as an initiative of the African union in 1991. The day is celebrated on the 16th of June…Jun 17, 2017Jun 17, 2017