Barau urges Hausa youths in Ghana to preserve cultural heritage
The Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Barau I. Jibrin, has said that Ghana and Nigeria share a long history of interaction in trade, education, migration, culture and diplomacy. “The Hausa community in Ghana has also continued to make meaningful contributions to the social and economic development of the country while preserving its cultural heritage,” […] Barau urges Hausa youths in Ghana…
Deputy Senate President Barau I. Jibrin highlighted the importance of preserving cultural heritage among Hausa youths in Ghana during the World Hausa Day 2026 celebration held in Accra. He emphasized the strong historical ties between Ghana and Nigeria, citing shared interactions in trade, education, migration, culture, and diplomacy.
Jibrin commended Hausa Youth Ghana for their efforts in promoting the Hausa language, culture, and heritage, which he described as a critical factor in strengthening relations between the two nations. The event, attended by notable Senate committee chairmen, served as a platform to celebrate the rich heritage and identity of the Hausa people while fostering unity and mutual understanding.
Jibrin urged young people to embrace their cultural heritage, pursue education, acquire modern skills, and contribute positively to their communities. He also awarded scholarships to two Hausa community members to study the Hausa language in Nigerian universities and expressed his warmest greetings to the Government and people of Ghana, reaffirming the enduring friendship and strong relations between the two countries.
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