Amina S.

Political Scientist • International Consultant • Feminist • Farmer •

[Hadis Foundation @FoundationHadis]

Happy Children’s Day 🎈

Today, we celebrate the joy, dreams, and limitless potential of every child.

At Hadis Foundation, we remain committed to creating communities where children can thrive safely and with dignity.

#ChildrensDay #HadisFoundation

[Hadis Foundation @FoundationHadis]

Together we defend girls’ digital rights—always.
#NoExcuseForOnlineAbuse
#TechEthicsSolutions#TES

[Hadis Foundation @FoundationHadis]

Abia State community vanguards are saying NO to SGBV!

#MakeWePaiViolence #RapeIsNotAJoke #EndSGBV #AbiaAgainstSGBV

[Amina S. @Amina_Salihu]

☕️ Here’s the mf tea: #Webbys People’s Voice ends TODAY and @MichelleObama needs your votes to win! RT & VOTE: https://t.co/9Rn4voYg2l

[Amina S. @Amina_Salihu]

📣 @MerriamWebster is in 1st place and so close to joining the #Webbys Winners Circle. RT + VOTE: https://t.co/LUvUSe4diz

[Hadis Foundation @FoundationHadis]

We stand with the global community this World Health Day to advocate for everyone’s health rights. #HealthRights #WorldHealthDay2024
#POVAPPS

[Amina S. @Amina_Salihu]

Indeed, dynamite comes in small packages. Congratulations on your award of courage, dear village girl, now international Priscilla! Welldone @BHInigeria #MakeWePaiViolence
⁦@FoundationHadis⁩

[Amina S. @Amina_Salihu]

Another excellent choice. Well done, PWAN!

[Partners West Africa Nigeria (PWAN) @partnersnigeria]

Our WCW for today is Maupe OgunYusuf @MaupeO. She is currently a co-host on one of Channels TV’s prominent current affairs programme, Sunrise Daily as well as the host of ChannelsTV’s Hard Copy.

She is a Broadcast Journalist, Program Presenter and News Reporter. She has an extensive background and over 13 years’ experience in the broadcast/media industry. She came into the broadcast industry in 2007 and proceeded to join Channels in 2009 where she worked on the International desk, producing and presenting programmers like ‘The World Today’ and ‘Diplomatic Channel’.

She is also an expert in research, information gathering, writing and reporting of news stories. She is often Commended for presenting the news in a very accurate and socially sensitive manner
She got profession achievements award from British Council UK Education Alumni Award in 2016.

She also got Outstanding Television Broadcaster award from Nigerian Institute of Public Relations in 2019. She was also named among the best 100 by Sun Newspapers Women Leadership Award. She believes she’s not yet her at her peak until she interviews the president of the United States of America.

She is a graduate from University of Lagos where she had her B.A in English. She later proceeded to her Masters in International Relations and Development Studies at the University of East Anglia in Norwich. She is also an alumnus of Delta Steel Technical High School.

Keep Soaring!!!

[Partners West Africa Nigeria (PWAN) @partnersnigeria]

Our WCW for today is Maupe OgunYusuf @MaupeO. She is currently a co-host on one of Channels TV’s prominent current affairs programme, Sunrise Daily as well as the host of ChannelsTV’s Hard Copy.

She is a Broadcast Journalist, Program Presenter and News Reporter. She has an extensive background and over 13 years’ experience in the broadcast/media industry. She came into the broadcast industry in 2007 and proceeded to join Channels in 2009 where she worked on the International desk, producing and presenting programmers like ‘The World Today’ and ‘Diplomatic Channel’.

She is also an expert in research, information gathering, writing and reporting of news stories. She is often Commended for presenting the news in a very accurate and socially sensitive manner
She got profession achievements award from British Council UK Education Alumni Award in 2016.

She also got Outstanding Television Broadcaster award from Nigerian Institute of Public Relations in 2019. She was also named among the best 100 by Sun Newspapers Women Leadership Award. She believes she’s not yet her at her peak until she interviews the president of the United States of America.

She is a graduate from University of Lagos where she had her B.A in English. She later proceeded to her Masters in International Relations and Development Studies at the University of East Anglia in Norwich. She is also an alumnus of Delta Steel Technical High School.

Keep Soaring!!!

[Amina S. @Amina_Salihu]

I salute PWAN for this affirmation. Ms Bilkisu Labaran was my teacher at the Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. She was kind, patient and inspiring, and spoke with a warm, sweet voice. We, her students missed her, but were also proud to have her leave for the BBC.

[Partners West Africa Nigeria (PWAN) @partnersnigeria]

Our WCW for today is Bilikisu Labaran @bilkisulabaran. She is a Nigerian journalist, Editor and Head of Africa News & Current Affairs at the BBC. With almost 25 years of experience in journalism, she has dedicated most of her working life to promoting quality journalism in Africa.

She played a vital role in establishing BBC pidgin, is the first Nigerian BBC editor, and currently works as an executive at BBC Africa Eye documentaries.

Before joining the BBC, she was a lecturer at Ahmadu Bello University in Zaria, Nigeria and was the Nigeria Country Director for the BBC World Service Trust (now Media Action).

As a journalist, she has interviewed many notable people, including heads of state and prime ministers.

Her career highlights include reporting on the historic 2008 Obama election, Africa’s first World Cup 2010, several Nigerian elections, the Beijing Women’s Conference, and the handover of Hong Kong to China.

She is an accomplished multimedia journalist who has edited, produced and presented high-profile programs across television, radio and online, including News Day, Focus on Africa TV/Radio and BBC World. Journalism Africa.

Keep Soaring!!!

[Partners West Africa Nigeria (PWAN) @partnersnigeria]

Our WCW for today is Bilikisu Labaran @bilkisulabaran. She is a Nigerian journalist, Editor and Head of Africa News & Current Affairs at the BBC. With almost 25 years of experience in journalism, she has dedicated most of her working life to promoting quality journalism in Africa.

She played a vital role in establishing BBC pidgin, is the first Nigerian BBC editor, and currently works as an executive at BBC Africa Eye documentaries.

Before joining the BBC, she was a lecturer at Ahmadu Bello University in Zaria, Nigeria and was the Nigeria Country Director for the BBC World Service Trust (now Media Action).

As a journalist, she has interviewed many notable people, including heads of state and prime ministers.

Her career highlights include reporting on the historic 2008 Obama election, Africa’s first World Cup 2010, several Nigerian elections, the Beijing Women’s Conference, and the handover of Hong Kong to China.

She is an accomplished multimedia journalist who has edited, produced and presented high-profile programs across television, radio and online, including News Day, Focus on Africa TV/Radio and BBC World. Journalism Africa.

Keep Soaring!!!

[Amina S. @Amina_Salihu]

Just finished up my coaching session for today with the Fabulous 💡 I thought you might enjoy it too! https://t.co/JcWL5sgQav

[Amina S. @Amina_Salihu]

Blessed home dear young ones. #YB4 Life

[HumAngle_ @HumAngle_]

Over 40 speakers will converge at the Amplify In-depth Media Conference (#AIMConference) this month to share from their troves of experience, examining the broad theme: The independent media equation: Policies, ownership, technology and sustainability.

Sign up for the event here: https://t.co/JkE93iInj5

[Food and Agriculture Organization @FAO]

🐟Whether you eat fish or not, here are a few interesting fish facts you may not know 👇

#BlueTransformation #SaveOurOcean

[Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala @NOIweala]

Feel truly honored to be named one more time as one of the @Forbes 100 Most Powerful Women in the world. This will be the 7th time, starting in 2011. Congratulations to all the women on this list working hard to make a difference and to others working hard to change the world even if they are not on the list. Special congratulations to my younger sister @MoAbudu, great to have two Nigerian women on this list.
https://t.co/LiNgIvlYyl

[Resource Centre for Human Rights & Civic Education @chricedng]

It is the International Day of Persons with Disabilities #IDPD 2023.
In honoring this year's celebration for people with disabilities, @chricedng emphasizes the abundant abilities within this community.

[Amina S. @Amina_Salihu]

Have Media and Journalism done enough to spotlight the societal danger that is gender-based violence? #AWiM23 @FoundationHadis

[CLEEN Foundation @cleenfoundation]

It's another Wednesday where we get to break down some provisions under the Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015. Today, we picked up "frontloading" and explained it's importance in the Criminal Justice system. Enjoy and share ! #justice