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Curriculum Vitae of Ibrahim Ado-Kurawa
Phone 08037034496 e-mail majekarofi@yahoo.com
1. CURRENT POSITION |
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Director-General Research and Documentation Directorate Office of the Executive Governor of Kano State Government House Kano |
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2. PERSONAL |
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Date of Birth: August 10, 1963 Nationality: Nigerian Place of Birth: Kano City |
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3. Education |
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1993 MASTER OF SCIENCE (ZOOLOGY) APPLIED ENTOMOLOLGY Bayero University, Kano 1988 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HONS) APPLIED BIOLOGY Bayero University, Kano FOREIGN MISSIONS INSTITUTE, AL-AZHAR UNIVERSITY CAIRO 1983-85 1981-82 INTERIM JOINT MATRICULATION BOARD EXAMINATION School of Basic Studies, Ahmadu Bello University Zaria 1981-82
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4. Awards received |
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Rockefeller Foundation Resident Fellow (Villa Serbelloni) Bellagio Italy April-May 2002 Federal Government Scholar 1990-91 Faisal Islamic Bank Scholarship, 1983-85 The Best Academic Performance (1st Prize) Form Five Arts, 1980-81 Federal Government College Warri |
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5. Professional Experience |
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n Special Assistant on Research to His Excellency the Governor of Kano State 2003 n Consultant Kano State Government Website Development Project 2003 n Independent Scholar and Writer, Institute For Contemporary Research 2002-2003 n Director Research, Institute For Contemporary Research, Kano 1998 to 2002. n Convener Seminar on Land Security for Sustainable Rural Development July 2002 Convened for Kano State Government’s Local Government Service Commission n Rapporteur, Workshop on Ethics and Governance Organized by Anti-Corruption & Fraud Organization and USAID/OTI-SWIFT Nigeria, Kano June 2000 n Adviser, Phoenix Television Documentary on the Shari’ah in Nigeria for South African Broadcasting Corporation April 2000 n Chairman, Kano Online.Com an Internet Group 2000 to 2003 n Director, Trans West Africa Limited 1999 to 2003 n Rapporteur Training Workshop for Legislative Staff of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Organized for the Federal Government of Nigeria, Kano 1998. n Designed Rural Family Income Generation Scheme (RUFIGS) Accepted by Chairperson Kano State Family Support Programme, June 1997 n Principal Partner, Pilot Project Services (Rural Development Consultants) 1996-1998 n Managing Director, 5 Oceans Transport Limited 1992-96 n Manager, P. C. M. Components Limited, 1990-92 n Part Time Lecturer of Basic Entomology Department of Biological Sciences, Bayero University, Kano 1993-94. n Part Time Laboratory Demonstrator, Department of Biological Sciences, Bayero University, Kano 1990 n Assistant Lecturer, Kano State College of Arts and Science, 1989-90
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6. Community Activities |
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Secretary, Kano State Political Reform Committee 2005 Member, Kano Millennium Commemoration Committee 1999 Member, Kano Municipal Local Government Council Study Group On Environmental Health 1995 Member, Kano State Government Hajj Delegation, 1988 Hajj Operations Assistant Secretary-General Dausayin Gyanawa 1988
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7. Professional Membership |
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Center for Hausa Cultural Studies Institute For Contemporary Research International Institute Of Islamic Thought Entomological Society Of Nigeria Secretary Editorial Board, Contemporary Issues Member Editorial Board, Journal Of Contemporary Research |
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8. Record of Academic Activities |
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RESEARCH LANGUAGESArabic, English, Hausa
RESEARCH AREAS Agricultural Entomology Aphidology Journalism Islamic History Rural Economics CONFERENCES, SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS ATTENDED IN NIGERIA International Conference on Shari’ah Implementation in a Democracy the Nigerian Experience Abuja 7 to 9 July 2004 International Conference on Comparative Perspective on the Shari’ah in Nigeria Jos 15 to 17 January 2003 Forum to Explore Mutual Perceptions: Political/Economic Dialogue Between U.S. and Nigerian Opinion Leaders organized by the U.S. Embassy and the United States-Nigeria Development Institute held in Kano January 27 and 28 2003. Kano Forum/UNICEF Joint Sensitization Meeting on Community Mobilization Using CAP’MM Strategy 11-12 February 2002 National Seminar on Shari’ah: Problems and Prospects held at Gusau September 2001 International Seminar on State and Leadership in Kano in the Second Millennium CE, Kano 1999. Annual Conference of Entomological Society of Nigeria, Kano 1989 |
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9. Research output |
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1. PublicationsA. BOOKS1. 2005 United States Society and the Muslim World Kano 2. 2004 Shari’ah Implementation in Nigeria Kano 3. 2004 Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau and the Press: An Analytical Survey 4. 2002 The Politics of Resource Control And Restructuring in Nigeria HJ3081 .A36 2002 5. 2002 Domestication of the Shari’ah in Nigeria Kano and Abuja 6. 2000 Shari’ah in Nigeria: Democracy versus Secularism Library of the Congress Call number KTA469.5.A36 2000 7. 2000 Shari’ah and the Press in Nigeria: Islam versus Western Christian Civilization. Library of the Congress call number PN5499.N5 A354 2000 8. 1990 Sullubawan Dabo. Library of the Congress call number DT515.9.K32 A36 1990 9. 1989 The Jihad in Kano (Translation and Analysis of Taqyid al-Akhbar of Qadi Muhammad b. Salih). Library of the Congress call number DT515.9.F8 M84 1989 10. 1988 History and Genealogy of the Gynawa 1000 AH to Date Kano B. Smaller Books (10-50 PAGES)11. 2004 Islam Nigeria-UK Road: Representation of Islam in the Media 12. 2004 Islam in UK: Negotiating Identity and Representation 13. 2004 Jos International Conference on Comparative Perspectives on the Shari’ah in Nigeria 14. 2003 Proposal for Socio-Economic Development in Kano State 15. 2001 Disenfranchising the North through the National Identity Card Scheme 16. 2001 Obasanjo’s Two Years: An Appraisal 17. 2001 Dim Light in the Dark Tunnel: The Northern Gas Pipeline Project 18. 2001 Obasanjo’s Mismanagement of the Nigerian Economy: For How Long this Pain? 19. 2001 Education in the North: Some Challenges C. PAPERS1. 2004 ‘How we underdeveloped the Ummah and the Way Forward’ Presented at the National Unity Conference Kaduna July 2003 2. 2004 ‘Shari’ah Implementation in a Democracy; The Nigerian Experience’ Review of the International Conference held in Abuja New Nigerian August 13 3. 2004 ‘Hausa Films: Negotiating Social Change’ in Adamu, A. U., Adamu, Y. M. and Jibril, U. F. (eds) Hausa Home Videos: Technology, Economy and Society Center for Hausa Cultural Studies Kano 4. 2004 ‘The Jihad and the Establishment of the Sullubawan Dabo’ presented at the National Conference on the 1804 Jihad Organized by the Kano State History and Culture Bureau, July 27-29 5. 2004 ‘Sam Nda-Isaiah’s Nigeria is truly ugly; review of Nigeria Full Disclosure’ Weekly Trust July 10-16 2004 6. 2004 ‘The Jihad and the Consolidation of the Sudanic Intellectual Tradition’ presented at the International Conference on the Bicentenary of the Sokoto Caliphate 1804-2004 from 14th to 16th June 2004. Dr. Alan Godlas the webmaster of one of the most comprehensive Islamic Websites www.uga.edu/islam commended it as ‘a well-researched and documented scholarly article’ and it is included in the History webpage of the site. 7. 2004 ‘Participants’ Account of the Jihad in Kano’ Presented at the Interactive Symposium on the 1804 Organized by the Center for Hausa Cultural Studies (19th and 20th Rabi Thani 1425/ 7th and 8th June 2004) 8. 2004 ‘Review of Muslim Modernity in Postcolonial Nigeria: A Survey of the Society for the Removal of Innovation and Reinstatement of Tradition by Ousmane Kane’ available at www.gamji.com 9. 2004 Review of Islamic Criminal Law in Nigeria by Ruud Peters with the assistance of Maarten Barens 88 pages published by Spectrum Books Limited Ibadan Nigeria available at www.gamji.com 10. 2004 ‘Report of Field Work on Community Empowerment Needs Assessment of Four Communities in Kano State’ in Salihu, A. (ed) Community Empowerment Capacity Enhancement Needs Assessment (CE-CENA): As Study of Four Communities in Kano State North West Nigeria (February-August 2003) World Bank Institute 11. 2003 ‘The Reign of Sarkin Kano Abdullahi Bayero 1926-1953’ in Hambolu, M. (ed) Perspectives on Kano British Relations 1903-2003 National Commission for Museums and Monuments Kano 12. 2003 ‘Exploring mutual perceptions: Dialogue between U.S. and Nigerian opinion leaders’ Weekly Trust 22-28 February and www.gamji.com 13. 2003 Book Review of The Prince Times: Ado Bayero and the Transformation of the Emiral Authority by Omar Faruk Ibrahim (Trenton New Jersey 2001) published in Africa vol. 73 No. 3 the journal of the International African Institute 14. What Went Wrong With the Muslims: A Review of: Bernard Lewis 2002. What Went Wrong? The Clash Between Islam and Modernity in the Middle East Weidenfeld & Nicholson London al-Ijtihad 4: 2: 103-118 Journal of the International Institute for Islamic Thought Nigeria office 15. 2002 Bellagio: The Scholars Paradise published in the Weekly Trust and also available at www.kanoonline.ocm www.gamji.com www.nigerdeltacongress.com 16. 2002 Leadership and Poverty in Northern Nigeria available at www.gamji.com and www.kanoonline.com 17. 2001 Lord Carey, Lady Rose and Religious Tolerance in Northern Nigeria available at www.gamji.com and www.kanoonline.com 18. 2001 The Anti-Corruption Patriot (Book Review of A Rebel in Government: A New Style in Autobiography by Lawal A. Gadanya) Published in the Weekly Trust
2. GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS:2004: The March Towards Good Governance: The Journey So Far in Agriculture EDITOR 2004: The March Towards Good Governance: The Journey So Far in Environment 2004: The March Towards Good Governance: The Journey So Far in Education 2004: The March Towards Good Governance: Mission and Achievements (First Anniversary Publication) 3. COMMISSIONED WORKSA. CENTER FOR HAUSA CULTURAL STUDIES AND BRITISH COUNCIL 2004 Panelist and Paper presenter at the Roundtable on Hausa Women to commemorate international women’s day
B. THE ORGANIZING COMMITTEE OF A NATIONAL CONFERENCE TO COMMEMORATE 40TH ANNIVERSARY OF HIS HIGHNESS THE EMIR OF KANO ALHAJI ADO BAYERO ON THE THRONE 2003: Commissioned Paper on Ci-Rani, Almajiranci and Security in Kano
B. BRITISH COUNCIL 2003: Team Member and Panelist, Islam UK/Nigeria Road Show, July 2003. 2004: Team Member and Panelist, Islam Nigeria/UK Road Tour March 2004
C. CENTER FOR DEMOCRACY AND DEVELOPMENT (CDD) 2003: Team Member and Facilitator, World Bank Institute Capacity Enhancement Needs Assessment (WBI/CENA) Of Some Communities in Kano State
D. THE STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT PROGRAM (COLLABORATIVE PROJECT BETWEEN JIGAWA STATE GOVERNMENT AND GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED KINGDOM THROUGH DEPARTMENT FOR FOREIGN AID (DFID) 2003: Journalist Sensitization Workshop in Jigawa February 24
D. INUWAR JAMA’R KANO (A PHILANTHROPIC ORGANIZATION)1. 2001: Some Causes of Kano Riots and Solutions Based on Stimulating Economic Growth
2. 2002: ‘The Role of Islam in Mobilization for UBE’ A modified paper presented at UNICEF CAP/MM Meeting. E. KANO STATE GOVERNMENT’S MINISTRY OF INFORMATION AND CULTUREThe Jihad in Kano 1804-1880F. KANO STATE GOVERNMENT’S HISTORY AND CULTURE BUREAU1. History of the Jobawa Fulani Clan 1990 2. History of the Sullubawa Fulani Clan 1990 3. History of the Gyanawa Fulani Clan 1991
4. ManuscriptsA. BOOKS 1. The Press and National Unity in Nigeria 1980-2000 invited to Villa Serbelloni by the Rockefeller Foundation because of this work. 2. Kano, Continuity and Change From Bagauda to Ado Bayero 3. Co-Author with Fagge T. A., Kano Profiles 1804-1999 B. PAPERS1. Entomology
1. Studies on Potential Pests of Wheat in Kadawa, Kano State, Presented at the Annual Conference of the Entomological Society of Nigeria, Kano 1989 2. ‘Survey of Wheat Farming Practices in Kano with emphasis on Insect pest control’ submitted for publication. 3. ‘Incidence of Rhopalosiphum maidis in Kano State’ submitted for publication. 2. History:1. Review of Abubakar Gumi with Ismaila Tsiga 1992 Why I Stand, 2. ‘A Note on The Origin and Assimilation of the Fulani in Nigeria’ 3. 2003: ‘Islam and Non-Muslim Minorities in Northern Nigeria’ Conference Paper Prepared for Annual Conference of the American Council for the Study of Islamic Societies held at Vancouver British Columbia Canada May 2003 3. Rural Development:1. Kano State: Rural Economic Development Through Environmental Protection. 2. Zamfara State: Strategies for Sustainability
10. ONGOING RESEARCH PROJECTS
A. THEME: COMMUNICATION FOR SOCIAL CHANGE The Influence of Hausa Services of VOA, BBC, and Radio DW on Nigerian Muslims B. THEME: CULTURE AND CREATIVITY The Transformation of Hausa Entertainment Patterns and Industry C. THEME: SETTING THE PUBLIC AGENDA The Faces of Poverty in Northern Nigeria. D. THEME: BIOGRAPHICAL APPROACH TO HISTORY The Biography of Sarkin Kano Abdullahi Bayero E. INFLUENCE OF CULTURE ON INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS United States and the Muslim World
11. Reviews OF works and debates 1. Ajah, M. 2004 ‘Islamaphobia: BBC forum blames western media’ Daily Trust March 17, 2004 page 25 2. Ifijeh, G. 2004 ‘Muslims Seek Adequate Representation in the Media’ Thisday Lagos posted to the web March 22, 2004 3. Ejobowah, J. B. 2002 Review of the Shari’ah and the Press in Nigeria: Islam versus Western Christian Civilization in American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences 19: 2: 121-123 A response to this review is available as an appendix to Domestication of the Shari’ah in Nigeria because the journal declined to publish it as a matter of policy. 4. Doki, A. 2002 ‘Shapes of an eternal conflict’ Review of the Shari’ah and the Press in Nigeria: Islam versus Western Christian Civilization published in the Weekly Trust November 29-December 5, 2002 p. 30 5. Mohammed, S. H. 2002 Review of the Shari’ah and the Press in Nigeria: Islam versus Western Christian Civilization available at www.nigerdeltacongress.com archives and www.gamji.com archives 6. Awoniyi, F. 2002 ‘Fulanis, Yorubas, Islam and Political Power in Nigeria: Re: The Role of “Resource Control” and Restructuring in the Political Economy of Nigeria By Ibrahim Ado-Kurawa’ see http://www.gamji.com/NEWS1083.htm A response to this is also available at www.gamji.com title ‘A Reply to Femi Awoniyi’ 7. Baba, El-Yakubu Jibril 2001 ‘Education in the North, Facing the Challenge: A Response to Kurawa’s Article’ [http://www.gamji.com] 8. Bugaje, U. 2001 ‘A Rejoinder to Ibrahim Ado-Kurawa’s Article “Dim Light in the Dark Tunnel: The Northern Gas Pipeline Project” [see http://www.gamji.com/News715.htm] 9. Garba, T. 1989 Review of History and the Genealogy of the Gyanawa 1000 AH to Date published in Sunday Triumph of August 13th and 20th |
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12. BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RESEARCH WORKS (CITATION IN BOOKS AND ARTICLES)
1. Adamu, M. U. 1999. Confluences and Influences: The Emergence of Kano as a City-State Kano pages: 60 (note 4), 63-64, 65, 67, 69-70(note 28).
2. Block, R. 2003 ‘Calls Erupt to Boycott Dollar: Muslim Scholars Exhort Governments, Firms to Embrace Euro’ The Wall Street Journal Europe M1 English 15 April
3. Clark, D. 2004 ‘Bigotry and avarice fuel Nigerian conflicts’ Published by the Independent Newspaper of South Africa on the Web by IOL on 2004-05-08 19:42:38 www.iol.co.za
4. Ehrlich J. B. 2003 ‘Bush’s Mission: Expecting The Second Platform Of Moral Outrage’ New York Times Submission
5. Hamza, A.. et. al. 1996. Taskira: A Research and Bibliographical Guide to Kano Studies. Kano pages 9-10
6. Harnischfeger, J. 2004 ‘Sharia and control over territory: conflicts between ‘settlers’ and ‘indigenes’ in Nigeria’ African Affairs 103:431-452 (2004) Royal African Society
7. Hunwick, J. O. 1993. ‘A Bibliography of Kasar Kano’ Sudanic Africa volume iv page 132
8. Hunwick, J.O. ‘An Historical Whodunnit: The So-called ‘Kano Chronicle’ and its Place in the Historiography of Kano’. Northwestern University Illinois, page 16 note 29
9. Hutson, A. 1997. ‘We are Many: Women Sufis and Islamic Scholars in Twentieth Century Kano, Nigeria’. Ph.D. Dissertation Department of History, Indiana University USA pages 98 (note 26), 144 (note 11), 149 (note 30) and 232.
10. Hutson, Alaine S. (Alaine Stacy) 1999 "The Development of Women's Authority in the Kano Tijaniyya, 1894-1963" Africa Today - Volume 46, Number 3/4, Summer/Autumn, pp. 43-64 Indiana University Press
11. Jacquens, A. 2004 ‘The inter-religious escalation of violence in Nigeria puts at the challenge the capacity of president Obasanjo’ Le Monde International May 16, 2004
12. Ibrahim, O. F. 2001 Prince of the Times: Ado Bayero and the Transformation of Emiral Authority in Kano Trenton New Jersey page 77 note 5
13. Kwali, M. K. 1996. Kano Jalla Babbar Hausa. Kano. Cited in many pages of this book.
14. Last, M. 1997. ‘Forward’ to Smith, M. G. 1997 Government in Kano 1350-1950 Boulder and Oxford pages xv and xvi.
15. Lovejoy, P. E., Mahadi, A. and Mukhtar, M. I. 1993. ‘C. L. Temple’s Notes on the History of Kano [1909]: A Lost Chronicle on Political Office’ Sudanic Africa vol. IV pages 55 note 116, 58 notes 121 and 123 and 68 note 128
16. Naniya, T. M. 1991 ‘The Dilema of the Ulama in a Colonial Society’ in Mustapha, A and Garba, A. (eds) Proceedings of the Conference on the Impact of the Ulama in the Central Sudan Center for Trans-Saharan Studies University of Maiduguri p. 54 note 10 and p.55 note 18
17. Naniya, T. M. 1995. ‘Pre-colonial Kano: An Assessment’ Kano Studies vol. 3 number 2 page 27 note 21.
18. Obadare, E. 2004 ‘In search of a public sphere: the fundamentalist challenge to civil society in Nigeria’ Patterns of Prejudice Volume 38, Number 2 / June 2004 pp. 177 - 198 Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group
19. Wada, M. 1998 ‘The History of the Imamship in Kano in the I9th and the 20th Centuries M.A. History BUK pp. 44 note 9, 45 note 10 and 56
20. Zawiya, S. S., and Sadauki, T. 1991. Jigatau Dan Bayero: Sir, Muhammadu Sanusi, KBE CMG Kaduna pages 4, 23 and 178.
13. participation at the international level |
1. CONFERENCES, SCHOLARLY VISITS AND RESIDENCY
A. Eye to Eye Global Conference on Culture organized by Counterpoint the Think Tank of the British Council London 2nd to 4th November 2004
B. International Visitors Program of the United States Government September 11 to October 10 2004 visited and had interactive sessions in the following institutions:
Washington DC:
Supreme Court of the United States
Department of States, Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Ambassador Michael Reinburger
United States Congress Foreign Relations Committee (Sub Committee on African Affairs) Mr. Malik Chaka
Federal Elections Commission
Islamic Center Washington DC
Republican National Committee
National Council of La Raza
National Council of American Indians
Council on American Islamic Relations
Baltimore, Maryland
National Association for the Advancement of the Colored Peoples (NAACP)
Urban Leadership Institute
Community Law in Action (CLIA)
Chicago, Illinois
Democratic Party of Cook County, Chicago, IL
Chicago Foundation of Labor, Chicago, IL
Office of the US Congressman, Danny Davis, 7th Congressional District of Illinois
Illinois Green Party
Cook County Board o Elections, West Washington, Chicago IL 60602
Mosque Foundation, Bridgeview, IL 60455
Austin, Texas
League of Women Voters Austin TX 78705
Office of Texas State Representative Dawna Dukes District 50, Texas State Capitol
Hutson-Tillotson College, Chicon St., Austin, TX 78702-2795
North Austin Muslim Community Center, Austin, TX 78753
Austin Area Interreligious Ministries Austin TX 78702
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Tribal Judicial Court, Isleta Pueblo
Catholic Charities, Pennsylvania Avenue, Albuquerque
Metropolitan Court, Albuquerque NM 87110
Martineztown House of Neighborly Services, Albuquerque 87102
Mayor Martin Chavez, Albuquerque, NM 87110
Salt Lake City, Utah
Welfare Square, Humanitarian Center, Temple Square and Conference Center of the Church of Christ of Later Day Saints Salt Lake City
Institute of Religion, Salt City University
Middle East Center, University of Utah
Ms Olene Walker, Governor, Utah Governor’s Office, Utah State Capitiol Complex
Khadeja Mosque, West Valley City UT 84119-1503
Ms Edith Mitko, Director Asian Affairs, State of Utah
Los Anegeles California
Council on Islamic Education, Fountain Valley, CA
New Jewish Community High School, Woodland Hills CA
Women Alive, Los Angeles, CA
Universal Studios, Universal City, CA
Los Angeles County Sheriff Headquaters Bureau
Center For Near Eastern Studies and Center For African Studies University of California Los Angeles (UCLA).
C. The British Council International Seminar on Representing Islam, Watford United Kingdom 22-27 June 2003 (Sponsored by the British Council, Nigeria)
D. Scholars’ Residency Villa Serbellonia, Bellagio Italy April to May 2002
E. International Conference of Student Islamic Movements, Tehran, Iran 1983
2. INTERNATIONAL RADIO AND TELEVISION INTERVIEWS
1. BBC Hausa Service interviewed on the first Global Conference on Culture marking the 70th Anniversary of the British Council aired on Sunday 7th November 2004
2. Channel Islam Radio South Africa interviewed on the Sokoto Caliphate Bi-Centenary Commemoration on June 23, 2004
3. Voice of America Television Documentary Program: The Challenges of Polio Eradication in Nigeria March 23, 2004 interviewed along with Dr. Zakariya Ali of St. Agnes Hospital Baltimore USA
4. BBC Hausa Service interviewed along with others on the 15th March 2004 and aired on the 16th of March 2004
5. BBC Africa (English) Service interviewed on the representation of Islam in media on July 12, 2003 and aired on July 13 2003
REFEREES
1. Professor Sani Zahradeen
Department of Islamic Studies Bayero University Kano
2. Professor Abdalla Uba Adamu
Department of Education Bayero University Kano
3. Dr. Said B. Ahmed
Department of English and European Languages, Bayero University Kano