Bbc hausa nigeria news

Here are some recent news articles from BBC Hausa, a service of the British Broadcasting Corporation that provides news and information in Hausa, a widely spoken language in Nigeria and other parts of West Africa:

Latest News

  1. Nigeria: Katsina Emir orders arrest of bandits who kidnapped 300 schoolgirls (BBC Hausa, 31 March 2021) - The Emir of Katsina, Abdulmumin Kabir Usman, has ordered the arrest of bandits who kidnapped over 300 schoolgirls in the state.
  2. Nigeria: Buhari orders military to take action against bandits (BBC Hausa, 29 March 2021) - President Muhammadu Buhari has ordered the military to take decisive action against bandits who have been terrorizing communities in Nigeria.
  3. Nigeria: Kano State government bans use of face masks in public (BBC Hausa, 26 March 2021) - The Kano State government has banned the use of face masks in public places to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Top Stories

  1. Nigeria: How bandits are using social media to spread fear (BBC Hausa, 24 March 2021) - Bandits in Nigeria are using social media to spread fear and intimidate communities, according to a report by the BBC Hausa.
  2. Nigeria: Why Nigeria's economy is struggling (BBC Hausa, 22 March 2021) - Nigeria's economy is struggling due to a combination of factors, including a decline in oil prices, corruption, and a lack of investment in key sectors.
  3. Nigeria: How COVID-19 is affecting Nigeria's healthcare system (BBC Hausa, 20 March 2021) - The COVID-19 pandemic is putting a strain on Nigeria's healthcare system, with many hospitals struggling to cope with the number of patients.

Sports

  1. Nigeria: Super Eagles qualify for AFCON 2021 (BBC Hausa, 29 March 2021) - The Nigerian national football team, the Super Eagles, have qualified for the 2021 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) after defeating Sierra Leone 4-0.
  2. Nigeria: Why Nigeria's football team is struggling (BBC Hausa, 25 March 2021) - Nigeria's football team has been struggling in recent years, with many fans blaming a lack of investment in the sport and poor team management.