Barau Awards Scholarships to Preserve Hausa Language, Culture
• Deputy Senate President urges Ghanaian, Nigerian youth to modernise heritage, acquire skills Sunday Aborisade in Abuja Deputy President of the Senate, Senator Jibrin Barau, has awarded scholarships to two
Deputy Senate President, Senator Jibrin Barau, has awarded scholarships to two Hausa community members in Ghana to study the Hausa language at Nigerian universities. This scholarship initiative aims to preserve and promote the Hausa language and culture, which is crucial for maintaining the language's relevance in a globalized world.
At the 2026 World Hausa Day celebration in Accra, Ghana, Barau emphasized the importance of transmitting the Hausa language from one generation to another and challenged young people across Africa to embrace their cultural heritage. He urged them to acquire modern skills, pursue quality education, and contribute positively to their communities.
Barau highlighted the historical, cultural, and economic connections between Nigeria and Ghana, stressing the significance of the Hausa language as a bridge among West African communities. The Deputy President of the Senate and First Deputy Speaker of the ECOWAS Parliament commended Hausa Youth Ghana for organizing the event and reinforced the enduring friendship and strong bilateral relations between Ghana and Nigeria.
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