Nigeria’s Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Barau I. Jibrin, urges Hausa youths living in Ghana to preserve and promote their cultural heritage, including the Hausa language. He delivers the message in Accra while engaging with the Hausa community.
Barau emphasizes the close ties between Nigeria and Ghana, citing long-standing links in trade, education, migration, culture and diplomacy. He notes that the Hausa community in Ghana contributes to the country’s social and economic development while maintaining its cultural identity.
Across the outlets, the central focus is consistent: Barau’s call for cultural preservation among young people in Ghana. Vanguard additionally highlights the role of youths in leading efforts to protect and promote Hausa language and culture, while the Daily Post Nigeria frames the statement more broadly around shared Nigeria–Ghana history and the community’s ongoing contributions.
