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Civil society representatives, government officials & academia
Name | Function | Date | Format | Place |
Mrs Aysha Ahmed Hassan | President of FOMWAN, Federation of Muslim Women Nigeria | 15/07/2009 | Interview | Kano Office FOMWAN, Kano |
Mrs Mariam Asabai Bala Borodo | Vice-president Muslim Sisters Organisation of Nigeria | 15/07/2009 | Interview | Muslim Sisters Organisation of Nigeria, Kano Office, Kano |
Mrs Jamila Ibrahim- Yahaya | Secretary General Muslim Sisters Organisation of Nigeria | |||
Reverend Samuel Enaboakpe | COCFOCAN, Coalition of Community-based Organisations Focused On Child Almajirai In Nigeria | 16/07/2009 | Interview | COCFOCAN, Sharada, Kano |
Dr Habu Mohammed | Assistant Director Centre for Democratic Research and Training | 17/07/2009 | Interview | Centre for Democratic Research and Training, Mambayya House, Kano |
Mallam Murtala Abubakar Ringin | Research Fellow Centre for Democratic Research and Training | |||
Muhammed A. Sharif | Director of Enlightenment Department, Sharia Commission | 20/07/2009 | Interview | Sharia Commission, Kano |
Sani Idris Baba | Director of Education Department | |||
Prof Abdalla Uba Adamu | Professor at Bayero University Kano | 23/07/2009 | Interview | At his house, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Dr Haruna Wakili | Director Mambaya House | 24/07/2009 | Interview | Centre for Democratic Research and Training, Mambayya House, Kano |
Aminu Muhammed Fagge | University Lecturer at Bayero University Kano | 25/07/2009 | Interview | My house, Sabuwar Ƙofa, Municipal LGA, Kano City |
Mallam Adamu Kiyawa | 27/08/2009 | Interview | Gateway International School, Tarauni LGA, Kano | |
Anonymous | Primary school teacher | 27/08/2009 | Interview | Tarauni LGA, Kano |
Dr Bashir Galadanchi | Commissioner for Science and Technology | 07/09/2009 | Interview | Ministry of Education, Gidan Murtala, Kano |
Qur’anic teachers
Name | Function | Date | Format | Place |
Mallam Usman | Qur’anic teacher | 19/07/2009 | Interview | Mallam Usman’s school, Tarauni LGA, Kano |
Mallam Muhammed Sarana | Qur’anic teacher | 21/07/2009 | Interview | Garun Mallam, Kano State |
Mallam Hamza | Qur’anic teacher, school director | 26/07/2009 | Interview | Makarantar Mallam Hamza, Municipal LGA, Kano City |
Mallam Ni’imatullah Rabiu | Qur’anic teacher | 05/08/2009 | Interview | Makarantar Fatuhul Islam, Masallacin Yar’akwa, Unguwa Uku, Kano |
Mallam Gali | Qur’anic teacher | 11/08/2009 | Interview | Sabuwar Ƙofa, Municipal LGA, Kano City |
Mallam Muhammed Hamiz | Qur’anic teacher, teacher of the Almajirai | 12/09/2009 | Interview | Makarantar Mallam Hamza, Municipal LGA, Kano City |
Fathers of Almajirai
Name | Function | Date | Format | Place |
Mallam Hussaini | Father of Almajirai & Qur’anic teacher | 09/09/2009 | Interview | Ƙunchi village, Ƙunchi LGA, Kano state |
Mallam Ali | Father of Almajirai | 09/09/2009 | Interview | Ƙunchi village, Ƙunchi LGA, Kano state |
Mallam Ibrahim and bystanders | Father of Almajirai | 09/09/2009 | Interview | Ƙunchi village, Ƙunchi LGA, Kano state |
Mallam Haruna | Father of Almajirai & retired Qur’anic teacher | 16/09/2009 | Interview | Sodawa village, Ƙunchi LGA, Kano State |
Mallam Suleiman, and his father | Father of Almajirai & Qur’anic teacher | 16/09/2009 | Interview | Sodawa village, Ƙunchi LGA, Kano State |
Mallam Haruna | Father of Almajirai & Qur’anic teacher | 16/09/2009 | Interview | Sodawa village, Ƙunchi LGA, Kano State |
Mallam Hamza | Father of Almajirai & Qur’anic teacher | 16/09/2009 | Interview | Sodawa village, Ƙunchi LGA, Kano State |
Mallam Sani-Umar, bystanders | Father not sending his children on Almajirci & Qur’anic teacher | 16/09/2009 | Interview | Sodawa village, Ƙunchi LGA, Kano State |
Mallam Isa | Father of Almajirai & Qur’anic teacher | 17/09/2009 | Interview | Sodawa village, Ƙunchi LGA, Kano State |
Mallam Saibu | Father of Almajirai & Qur’anic teacher | 17/09/2009 | Interview | Sodawa village, Ƙunchi LGA, Kano State |
Mallam Mahammadi-Difari | Father of Almajirai & Qur’anic teacher | 17/09/2009 | Interview | Sodawa village, Ƙunchi LGA, Kano State |
Mallam Awal | Father of Almajirai & Qur’anic teacher | 17/09/2009 | Interview | Sodawa village, Ƙunchi LGA, Kano State |
Mallam Abdul-Samadu | Father of Almajirai & Qur’anic teacher | 17/09/2009 | Interview | Sodawa village, Ƙunchi LGA, Kano State |
Mallam Salisu | Father of Almajirai & Qur’anic teacher | 17/09/2009 | Interview | Sodawa village, Ƙunchi LGA, Kano State |
Mallam Shehu | Father of Almajirai & Qur’anic teacher | 17/09/2009 | Interview | Sodawa village, Ƙunchi LGA, Kano State |
Almajirai
Name | Function | Date | Format | Place |
Tasi’u (ca. 17) | Almajirai, Mallam Usman’s school | 06/08/2009 | Group interview | Mallam Usman’s school, Tarauni LGA, Kano |
Abdulhadi (ca. 9) | Almajirai, Mallam Hamza’s school | 11/08/2009 | Painting activity and conversation about paintings | Mallam Hamza’s school, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Muktar (ca. 11) | Almajirai, Mallam Hamza’s school | 15/08/2009 | Painting activity and conversation about paintings | Mallam Hamza’s school, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Sadik (ca. 11) | Day-student, Mallam Hamza’s school | |||
Shehu (ca. 16) | Almajirai, Mallam Hamza’s school | 19/08/2009 | Focus-group discussion | Mallam Hamza’s school, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Isma’ila (13) | Almajirai, Mallam Gali’s school | 21/08/2009 | Group discussion of photographs | My house, Sabuwar Ƙofa, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Nasiru (15) | Almajirai, Mallam Gali’s school | 21/08/2009 | Group discussion of photographs | My house, Sabuwar Ƙofa, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Salmanu (18) | Almajiri, Mallam Hamza’s school | 22/08/2009 | Focus-group discussion | Mallam Hamza’s school, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Muktar (ca. 11) | Almajirai, Mallam Hamza’s school | 23/08/2009 | Group discussion of photographs | Mallam Hamza’s school, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Bashir (18) | Almajirai, Mallam Gali’s school | 23/08/2009 | Group discussion of photographs | My house, Sabuwar Ƙofa, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Habibu (15) | Almajirai, Mallam Gali’s school | 23/08/2009 | Group discussion of photographs | My house, Sabuwar Ƙofa, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Maharazu (ca. 8) | Almajirai Mallam Hamza’s school | 24/08/2009 | Group discussion of photographs | Mallam Hamza’s school, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Musa (ca. 9) | Almajirai, Mallam Hamza’s school | 24/08/2009 | Group discussion of photographs | Mallam Hamza’s school, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Nasiru (14) | Almajirai, Mallam Hamza’s school | 24/08/2009 | Group discussion of photographs | Mallam Hamza’s school, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Auwal (ca. 12) | Almajirai, Mallam Hamza’s school | 25/08/2009 | Group discussion of photographs | Mallam Hamza’s school, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Aminu (14) | ||||
Yakubu (19) | Almajirai, Mallam Hamza’s school | 26/08/2009 | Group discussion of photographs | Mallam Hamza’s school, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Ibrahim (24) | Almajirai, Mallam Hamza’s school | 01/09/2009 | Group discussion of photographs | Mallam Hamza’s school, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Salmanu (18) | Almajirai, Mallam Hamza’s school | 01/09/2009 | Group discussion of photographs | Mallam Hamza’s school, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Isma’ila (13) | Almajirai, Mallam Gali’s school | 02/09/2009 | Drama | My house, Sabuwar Ƙofa, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Abubakar (10) | Mallam Gali’s son | |||
Bashir (ca. 16) | Almajiri, Mallam Gali’s school | 03/09/2009 | Interview | My house, Sabuwar Ƙofa, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Bashir (12) | Almajirai, Mallam Gali’s school | 03/09/2009 | “Radio interview” | My house, Sabuwar Ƙofa, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Nura (late teens) | Almajirai, Mallam Gali’s school | 03/09/2009 | “Radio interview” | My house, Sabuwar Ƙofa, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Sani-Musa (24) | Almajirai, Mallam Hamza’s school | 08/09/2009 | Group discussion of photographs | Mallam Hamza’s school, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Habibu (15) | Almajirai, Mallam Gali’s school | 09/09/2009 | “Radio interview” | My house, Sabuwar Ƙofa, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Habibu (15) | Almajirai, Mallam Gali’s school | 12/09/2009 | “Radio interview” | My house, Sabuwar Ƙofa, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Ibrahim (ca. 16) | Almajirai, Mallam Hamza’s school | 12/09/2009 | Group discussion of photographs | Mallam Hamza’s school, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Isma’ila (13) | Almajiri, Mallam Gali’s school | 14/09/2009 | “Radio interview” | My house, Sabuwar Ƙofa, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Shu’aibu (10) | Almajirai, Mallam Gali’s school | 17-18/09/2009 | “Radio interview” | My house, Sabuwar Ƙofa, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Ibrahim (13) | Almajirai, Mallam Gali’s school | 22/09/2009 | Group interview | My house, Sabuwar Ƙofa, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Habibu (15) | Almajiri, Mallam Gali’s school | 23/09/2009 | Interview | My house, Sabuwar Ƙofa, Municipal LGA, Kano |
Mustapha (ca. 14) | Almajiri begging for money on the street | 23/09/2009 | Interview | See Sweet Bakery, Nassarawa LGA, Kano |
Sani (ca. 13) | Almajirai begging for money on the street | 23/09/2009 | Group interview | See Sweet Bakery, Nassarawa LGA, Kano |
Auwal (ca. 10) | Almajirai begging for money on the street | 23/09/2009 | Group interview | See Sweet Bakery, Nassarawa LGA, Kano |
Yahaya (ca.14) | Almajirai begging for money on the street | 24/09/2009 | Group interview | Motor Park Mallam Kato, Nassarawa LGA, Kano |
Yakuba (ca. 10) | Almajirai begging for money on the street | 24/09/2009 | Group interview | Motor Park Mallam Kato, Nassarawa LGA, Kano |
Bashir (ca. 12) | Almajirai begging for money on the street | 24/09/2009 | Group interview | Motor Park Mallam Kato, Nassarawa LGA, Kano |
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