Sidi Ali: A veteran journalist from a northern media family, By Gidado Y. ShuaibINVESTIGATION: TETFund’s N3.8 billion training contract triggers procurement controversy, concernsINVESTIGATION: How Nigerian soldiers killed unarmed civilians in Kaduna community
Rather than adopting the entitled attitudes of privileged children, Hakama and her siblings, led by her senior brother Hamid Sidi-Ali, embraced simplicity, humility, and amiability — traits inherited from their father. Their family ethos also included a touch of radicalism against injustice. Sent to Ghana for higher education, Sidi Ali’s immersion in radical politics led to his expulsion, catapulting him into a transformative phase. Under the sponsorship of Dr Kwame Nkrumah, his academic pursuits abroad ultimately culminated in his education at New York University; Merced College, California; and Shaw University in Raleigh, North Carolina. There, he obtained a bachelor’s degree in journalism, and held a diploma in Personnel Management and Industrial Relations.
A versatile journalist and renowned Pan Africanist, Sidi Ali served as an assistant information officer at the first All African People’s Conference in Accra in 1958 and was actively involved in the pioneering work that saw to the birth of the Organisation for African Unity in 1963. His literary prowess is evident in 19 published books and numerous articles that he wrote, which often urged critical thought and compassionate action. Some of his notable works includeThrough his writings and speeches, Sidi Ali leaves a legacy of unwavering commitment to justice, accountability, and compassionate action. Some of his most controversial books include,, which faced a ban by the then military administration.
His family legacy, intricately woven into Nigeria’s societal fabric, continues through his children, who embody his values and contribute significantly to various professions and fields, enriching the Sidi Ali family imprint on Nigeria’s public discourse.
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