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Aisha Kabiru Mohammed

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Abuja
As seen in: Document Women, Substack, AllAfrica, Daily Trust, Muslim Girl, Popula, The Republic Lagos, The Republic (Nigeria), Culture Custodian, AMAKA Studio, RADR Africa
Covers:  Culture, Gender and Features journalism.
Hausa/Edo Lawyer writing her way through life. Words in: @popula @republicjournal @thecableng @thecontinent_

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Aisha Kabiru Mohammed is a narrative-driven writer and journalist focused on culture, media, and the systems shaping them. Her work has appeared in The Republic, The Continent, Popula, and Culture Custodian, where she explores social trends and historical influences with clarity and depth.

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Risking Your Life to Get to School

Risking Your Life to Get to School

Author's note: Speakers' names have been changed to protect their privacy.] Many Nigerian undergraduates are …

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A Guide to Centering Women's Voices in Worship - Muslim Girl

A Guide to Centering Women's Voices in Worship - Muslim Girl

By Aisha Kabiru Mohammed The first few encounters I had with the practices of Islam were when I was about 10 …

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The Evolution Of Afrobeats Through Its Women

The Evolution Of Afrobeats Through Its Women

Afrobeat is synonymous with Fela Kuti, the legendary musician who developed the genre in the late 1960s along…

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Ghana's Slice in Afrobeats - Radr Africa

Ghana's Slice in Afrobeats - Radr Africa

When we think about afrobeats, we hear the afrobeat melodies of Fela, the inventor of afrobeat. We think abou…

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Aisha Kabiru Mohammed profile on Document Women

Aisha Kabiru Mohammed profile on Document Women

Document Women is a curative media platform fighting erasure by documenting women's influence on society past…

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Nigerian women are unlearning the shame attached to women's bodies.

Nigerian women are unlearning the shame attached to women's bodies.

In numerous societies, women are raised to believe that their sexual desires and the parts of their bodies ma…

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FESTAC ‘77 and the New Search for Cultural Renaissance in Kaduna

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By Aisha Kabiru Mohammed Verified
| The Republic Lagos
Politics, culture and the economy from within Nigeria and the broader African Continent More than 20,000 readers get every week: policymakers, scholars, tastemakers and people who want to understand Nigeria and Africa a little better.
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Africa: Women May Hold the Key to Africa's Economic Prosperity

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By Aisha Kabiru Mohammed Verified
| AllAfrica
Gender inequality in employment costs the worldtwenty-one trillion dollars to be exact.
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New Year...

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By Aisha Kabiru Mohammed Verified
| Substack
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What was your first job as a journalist?

A volunteer tracker in Premium times

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No, but I would like to use one

How is social media changing news?

It is making everyone a journalist, or at least something like a journalist