Kabilar Hausa

07/01/2026

Hausawa Indai bafulatani ne dan takara aduk inda kuke (a kasar Hausa) toh lallai kada kusake kufito ku zabi makiyin ku.

03/01/2026

2027: Kano Katsina Kebbi Jigawa Sokoto Zaria da Zamfara wato (Kasar Hausa) kenan Hausawa karku fito yin zabe tun daga zaben kansila har zaben shugaban kasa.

31/12/2025

The voice of the people is rising.
Across Hausa land, leadership is being examined, discussed, and remembered.
These are some of the leaders and aspirants the people are watching so far — marked ✔️ not by noise, but by record, presence, and relevance.

2027 is not about propaganda.
It is about choice.
It is about voice.
It is about the future of Hausa land.

🗳️ The journey has begun.
📣 The conversation must continue.
✔️ The people will decide.

31/12/2025

Ni Kaltum Alumbe Jitami tare da bacinrai da radadi a zuciya ta, da kuma tausayin kabilar ta "Hausawa" da a ke kashe ta kamar kiyasu. I na kiran yanuwa na Hausawa, kar mu kuskura mu zaci daya daga cikin wadannan domin dukkan su Yanta'adda ne. Akwai alkawari tsakanin Bola Ahmed Tinubu da Muhammadu Buhari, cewa idan ya gama mulkin ya damkawa Fulani Nigeria. Hausawa za mu ci gaba da zabar Fulani a ci gaba da kashe mu?

Guguwar Hausawa Tsantsa Movement
Uwar Gwagwarmayar Kwatar Yancin Hausawa a KasarHausa, Nigeria (Kaltum Alumbe Jitami)

29/12/2025

Open Letter to President Mr. Bola Ahmed Tinubu: Hausawa of Nigeria Officially Request the Separation of Hausa and Fulani

By Hajiya Kaltume Alumbe Jitami,
Guguwar Hausawa Tsantsa Movement – Mesa Ta Tashi, Fulani Must Go

We, the Hausawa of Nigeria, are formally requesting that the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Mr. Bola Ahmed Tinubu, recognize and separate the Hausa and Fulani communities in all federal matters. For decades, the identity and interests of Hausawa have been merged with those of the Fulani, resulting in disadvantages in education, employment, and political representation.

In view of this request, the Hausawa people declare their readiness to support President Tinubu’s second-term bid, provided that our demand for clear administrative and official recognition of Hausawa as distinct from Fulani is granted. Our support will be collective, deliberate, and reflected through our votes nationwide.

We respectfully request that all federal activities, including employment, NECO and WAEC examinations, vocational and technical certifications such as MBais and NABTEC, and all higher institutions of learning, adopt policies that clearly distinguish between Hausa and Fulani candidates in selection, promotion, and appointments. A formal government circular should be issued to enforce this policy.

Census exercises in the Northwestern states should be conducted in a manner that distinctly identifies and determines the population of Hausa and Fulani communities separately. Accurate data is essential for fair representation, equitable resource allocation, and national planning.

We further demand that the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) and electoral authorities ensure that Hausa identity is clearly stated on national identity cards and voters’ cards, with the word “Hausa” boldly written to prevent misclassification and loss of identity.

This request is not intended to promote division or hostility but to ensure justice, fairness, and protection of the rights of Hausawa in Nigeria. Clear recognition of our identity will strengthen national unity by addressing long-standing grievances through lawful and administrative means.

Separating Hausa and Fulani in federal records and processes will promote transparency and fairness in appointments, promotions, and selections. It will also reduce tension and misunderstanding in public institutions by ensuring that merit and representation are assessed within the correct ethnic context.

Our support for President Tinubu’s second term is conditional and principled. Granting this request will demonstrate his commitment to inclusivity, equity, and respect for the diverse identities that make up the Nigerian federation.

We urge the Federal Government to treat this appeal with urgency and sincerity. Implementing this request will be a historic step toward restoring confidence among Hausawa communities and ensuring that our population, contributions, and rights are properly acknowledged.

In conclusion, the Hausawa people stand ready to mobilize, vote, and openly support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s second-term ambition, once the separation of Hausa and Fulani in all federal activities, records, and administrative processes is formally approved and implemented.

Signed,
Hajiya Kaltume Alumbe Jitami
Guguwar Hausawa Tsantsa Movement – Mesa Ta Tashi, Fulani Must Go

28/12/2025

28/12/2025

Did you notice that Trump's air strikes targeted and struck Sokoto?

Not Borno.
Not Plateau.
Not the obvious front line.

That should teach you something about American intelligence and intelligence gathering.

They know where the problem is from

You do not fight only where the noise is loud.
You hit where coordination, funding, and command are happening.

The Nigerian Army can handle the front line.
Soldiers can confront fighters head-on.

But to end the problem, you need to dismantle the powerhouse.
You break the coordination, the planners, the enablers.

That is how real wars are won.

This was not an attack.
It was a warning.

A message that says, in clear terms:
We know where you are.
We are watching you.
Leave now, or face the consequences.

That is how serious operations begin.
Quiet. Precise. Psychological.

And this is only one of many signals.
If the attacks in Nigeria don't stop
America will not back down, especially with this Israeli intelligence.

I said it before in one of my posts.
The next phase would not be loud.
In the next 90 days, the noise would drop.

What you are seeing now is the beginning of that phase.

Why am I worried?

Because Trump has now put Nigeria on the global map for the worst possible reason ever.

A US missile strike on Nigerian soil.
Then a public announcement that America struck ISIS terrorists in Nigeria 👈

That single statement has done serious diplomatic damage to Nigeria.

Nigeria’s image has been dragged into a category it has never openly occupied before.

And this could have been avoided months ago.

If the leadership had acted with precision.
If they had controlled the narrative.
If they had managed the media.
If they had crushed the insurgents quietly and decisively.

But they failed. Completely.

From the security adviser.
To the army command.
To the media handlers.
To the presidential circle.
Up to the president himself.

They failed first to control the story.
They failed to counter propaganda.
They failed, most importantly, to end the insurgency.

Now it has spilled beyond our control.

Inside Nigeria, life feels normal.
People are dancing, posting, moving on.

But outside Nigeria, the picture is different.
To the international community, Nigeria is now being associated with terrorism.

Terrorism they have neglected since 2009

Travel restrictions are only the first signal.

Clearing this image will not be easy.
It will require the government to go all in.

Diplomatically. Militarily. Politically. Media-wise.

They must prove, that Nigeria is safe again.
And that process is neither fast nor simple.

That is why this strike worries me.

Still, one thing remains true.
If our leaders failed and someone else is now forcing accountability,
then that part, at least, is a welcome development.

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20/12/2025

Dan ta'ad da Yusuf Usman ya tabbatar da abun da Hausawa su ke fada, Fulani kab din su Yant a'ad da ne. Sarakuna, Yansiyasa, Malaman Fulani gabadayan su Ya nta'ad da ne.

Ya kamata, kowa ya nemi makami ya kare kan shi. Ku daina sallah bayan Fulani , ku bar zaben Yansiyasa Fulani, ku guji auren matan Fulani.

Muddin mu na so Ubangiji ya cece mu dole sai mun ruguje masallatan Fulani. Ga gaskiya nan – Kaltum Alumbe Jitami

Guguwar Hausawa Tsantsa Movement
Uwar Gwagwarmayar Kwatar Yancin Hausawa a KasarHausa, Nigeria (Kaltum Alumbe Jitami)