Aisha is a Nigerian-British writer and journalist whose parents are originally from Katsina and Niger states in Nigeria. Despite her disability since before her one year birthday, she is now a published author and a columnist who sees strength in disability.

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Professor Yusuf Al-Hassan is a Nigerian-American award winning professor originally from Kano Nigeria who came to America for his studies, and ended up in Kansas city of Missouri and now promised to send 100’s of Kano indigenes to America for vocational training.

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Dr. Sabo Tanimu (MD, MBA, FASGE, FACPA), is well-respected Nigerian-American Gastroenterologist based in the U.S. state of Wisconsin. Sabo grew up in Nigeria and has a close ties to his communities in which he created a Tanimu Foundation to foster change and positive growth in the area of education, vocational training, health and social welfare in his hometown.

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Tolu Yeboah (TolumiDE), is a Nigerian-Canadian soul inspirational afro-pop singer who was born in Toronto, raised in Lagos, and currently lives in Washington D.C., TolumiDE exudes great lyric finesse, eclectic style, dynamic performance energy sharing music she describes as ‘Suya Soul’, a contemporary cross-cultural blend of R&B and Highlife with musicians as a solo artist with rhythmic dance moves and fun audience interaction.

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Aliyu Mustapha Lawal, a Nigerian who participated in the international “Arabian Prince of Poets” competition 2021 in Abu Dhabi, is originally from Kano State in Northern Nigeria. He is very fluent in Arabic and English language and he currently lives in Egypt.

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Professor Abba Zubair Chedi is a Nigerian-American pathology professor at a Mayo Clinic in Florida, who is busy studying stem cells to change the way we treat some complex health issues, and he is on the process in creating human organs to use for a transplant.

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Hauwa Mustapha Babura is an American citizen originally from the Jigawa State of Nigeria. She moved to America over 30 years ago with her husband on a study visa. Her career started as a nanny and ends as a child development specialist with a bachelors, masters, and a PhD degree in view.

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In 1984, Dawakin Tofa Science Secondary School Kano, produced the most outstanding WAEC record when a Sarki Abba Abdulkadir scored the highest results in Nigeria. Sarki is presently a Nigerian-American Professor of Urology and Pathology at Northwestern University and he is leading a research team who are trying to understand the molecular mechanisms that drive cancer initiation, progression and recurrence with the ultimate goal of developing therapies that interfere with these processes.

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Dr. Murtala Mai, is a Nigerian-American pediatrician by training who has turned public health expert, who serves as a Chief of Country and Program Strategy at Pathfinder International. He previously served as a country representative in Nigeria and Ghana before moving to the United States.

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