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Auwal Ahmed Ibrahim

Kaduna
As seen in: Opinion Nigeria, The Telegraph, AllAfrica, The Nation (Nigeria), Daily Trust, Blogarama, Naija on Point, The Nigerian Voice, The Herald Nigeria, Blueprint, Peoples Daily and
Covers:  Societal Issues, peace, disinformation
Doesn't Cover: Bias report
An international writer with many Honorary Doctorate Degrees in peace and journalism. A poet, author, playwright & lecturer Mass Communication Depar't, Kadpoly

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I am a lecturer with Mass Communication department of Kaduna Polytechnic. I have been writing on newspapers for more than a decade. I have great passion for writing and I believe with my skilful ideas I want to make good changes among people and contribute to the people's development.

AUWAL AHMED IBRAHIM
auwalahmed@kadunapolytechnic.edu.ng
+23407063340833

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Osun election: A lesson for politicians and the people

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By Auwal Ahmed Ibrahim
| Blueprint Verified
The August 15 governorship election in Osun State has sent one clear message: the ballot belongs to the people. No conspiracy, no pressure, and no manipulation can cancel the decision of voters when they are determined. According to my view, the poll was not just about APC versus Accord. It became a test of whether desperate political actors and compromised institutions could hijack the will of people. In the build-up, other parties led by the APC boasted of an inevitable win.
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Leave NBAIS to work in Its Mandate -By Auwal Ahmed Ibrahim

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By Auwal Ahmed Ibrahim
| Opinion Nigeria Verified
Every time Nigeria faces a policy debate, we have a habit of dragging institutions into battles they were never designed to fight. The latest is the National Board for Arabic and Islamic Studies, NBAIS. Calls to “scrap” or “overhaul” NBAIS have resurfaced, often on the altar of misunderstanding about what the Board actually does. But if we step back and look at facts, figures, and the mandate of NBAIS, one conclusion is clear: Nigeria needs NBAIS to work, not to be distracted.
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Where is Democracy in Nigeria? -By Auwal Ahmed Ibrahim, Goronyo

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By Auwal Ahmed Ibrahim
| Opinion Nigeria Verified
The basic logic of democracy is simple; as it supposed to be the government of the people, by the people, and for the people. In practice in Nigeria, that definition has taken on a different coloration because the opposition and the media are mostly restricted to freedom of speech and exercising practice of democratic justice.
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Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Bala Muhammad

Why did you become a journalist?

To profer solutions to humanity through writing!

What advice can you offer to aspiring journalists?

To be determined, focus and visionery people