Hadiza Musa

A professional journalist passionate about making a positive change in the society.

[Daily Post Nigeria @DailyPostNGR]

Insecurity: Rural Nigeria in 2026 more dangerous, more displaced, and more abandoned – Adamu
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Despite security effort, Nigeria not safe, secure yet – Adamu Bakoji  https://t.co/waB3uF0mZP

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2027: Pin them down to MoU, record video of their promises – Shehu advises voters
https://t.co/EqKzio6uwX

[Sa'id Sa'ad @saidsaadwrites]

Press Statement about Uromi-16 Documentary Premiere

[Musa Gwary @MusaGwary]

Press Statement about Uromi-16 Documentary Premiere

Fellow Nigerians,

We write on behalf of the Producer of the documentary UROMI-16: THE STORY, Mr. Sa'id Sa'ad Abubakar to formally inform the public that the scheduled screenings of the documentary in Abuja, Kaduna, and Kano have been temporarily postponed. This decision has not been taken lightly.

Recent developments, including credible security concerns have made it necessary to reassess the immediate environment in which the documentary is to be released. The safety of all stakeholders particularly viewers remains paramount.

We wish to state clearly and unequivocally: UROMI-16: THE STORY is a fact-based, human-interest documentary aimed at correcting misinformation and presenting the truth about an unfortunate jungle justice incident. The essence of the documentary film is to promote understanding, accountability, and justice.

This temporary postponement should therefore not be misconstrued as a withdrawal, capitulation, or abandonment of purpose. It is a measured and responsible step taken in the interest of public safety and the preservation of human life.

At the same time, we remain firmly committed to ensuring that:
• the truth is told;
• the dignity of the victims is preserved; and
• justice is pursued through lawful and constructive means.

We are currently engaging relevant authorities and stakeholders to ensure that all concerns - particularly those relating to safety, rights, and accountability - are properly addressed in a manner consistent with constitutional guarantees and the rule of law.
We urge the public to remain calm, law-abiding, and patient.

The story of Uromi-16 is not one that can be silenced, it is one that must be told responsibly, received thoughtfully, and acted upon justly. In the meantime, the team will begin an immediate refund process for all tickets purchased using the verified email address in the ticketing system. All refunds will be made in 3 weeks from now.

Further updates regarding the rescheduled screenings or platforms of release will be communicated in due course.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support.

Adam Bashir, Esq.
Counsel to: @saidsaadwrites
Producer: UROMI-16: THE STORY

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Middle East war: Trump chewing more than he can swallow, forgetting history – Mahdi Shehu
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[Sa'id Sa'ad @saidsaadwrites]

#Uromi16 is a story of scars. Not only the scars visible on skins. But the ones buried deep in the hearts of those who lost loved ones to jungle justice.

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📸 @MusaGwary
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“Uromi-16: The Story” will be released to your screens March 2026.

[Sa'id Sa'ad @saidsaadwrites]

As a storyteller my goal was simple: “To produce a story about a key social issue affecting Nigeria, told from the perspective of the victims by those who understand the region and in a quality that could stand alongside any qualitative story told anywhere in the world.”
#Uromi16

[Musa Gwary @MusaGwary]

One of the families of the Uromi-16 tragedy is left with nothing but a single passport photograph to remember their father, a man whose life was taken in the mob attack in Edo State last year. His nine children now cling to that small picture as their only remaining memory, a painful reminder of a future suddenly stolen from them.

As Uromi-16 reveals these heartbreaking realities, it also raises a powerful call for justice. These children and all the affected families deserve accountability, not silence. The government must take action, ensure the culprits are brought to justice, and give these families the closure and dignity they have waited for far too long.
#Uromi16

[Sa'id Sa'ad @saidsaadwrites]

Uromi-16: The Story (Trailer)

“Jungle Justice” remains a painful social crisis in Nigeria. Uromi-16 revisits the tragic fate of 16 traveling hunters whose lives were cut short by an act of extrajudicial violence, told through the eyes of survivors, victims families & witnesses.

[Sa'id Sa'ad @saidsaadwrites]

On 27.3.25, sixteen hunters from Kano were burned down on the street of Uromi community in Edo in an unfortunate “jungle justice” incident.

Today, i am announcing this documentary “Uromi-16: The Story” that revisits the tragedy one year later.

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Internet data: Experts present varied views as Nigerians lament fast depletion ahead NLC protest
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$9m contract: You can’t fix insecurity with PR – Criminologist, experts tell Nigerian govt
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New tax laws: Nigerians afraid due to misinformation – Mustapha
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[Hadiza Musa @kazzdee01]

Who is the hero at your PHC?

Don’t forget to share a picture or video of your PHC and tell us what you appreciate most about it with the tag #knowyourphc #nigeriahealthwatch

[Hadiza Musa @kazzdee01]

Share one thing you appreciate about your PHC and one thing you wish could change. #KnowYourPHC #nigeriahealthwatch

[Hadiza Musa @kazzdee01]

Mariri Primary Health Centre in Kumbotso L.G.A, Kano, operates on Saturdays and Sundays. What about your PHC? Take a picture or video and show us what your health facility looks like. #knowyourphc #nigeriahealthwatch #ksphca

[Hadiza Musa @kazzdee01]

What does your Primary Health Centre look like?
Share it with us, and let’s strengthen our PHCs together. #Knowyourphc #NigeriaHealthWatch

[Nigeria Health Watch @nighealthwatch]

Have you visited your PHC recently?
Tell us: What’s working well. What needs fixing and
who is your PHC hero?

Share your story with the hashtag #KnowYourPHC and help improve healthcare in your
community.

[Hadiza Musa @kazzdee01]

Visit your local health centre, take a photo or video, and share your story. Let’s show the work being done and help strengthen health care in our communities. #Knowyourphc #NigeriaHealthWatch