
Founder @OpenArts_ Curator @hausabaf Managing Editor @Aso_times
Kaduna, Nigeria
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Sada Malumfashi retweeted
He beat cancer and then immediately went back to tweeting about how AI sucks. That's my pope 🙏
Replying to @Pontifex
Machines are tools, not persons. Today, some propose granting these systems rights, or even legal personhood. Such an approach risks obscuring human responsibility and leaving those who suffer harm to confront a faceless entity.
During Covid I spent the first few weeks reading LIFE issues from the ‘60s my mom has, and the depth of reporting and storytelling reminded me that a magazine actually provided a month’s worth of reading in the past
LIFE returns to print 11.23.26.
Read our Editors’ Letter and learn more about the new LIFE here: new.life.com
Sada Malumfashi retweeted
This is next level begging it 😭😭😭
Little did we know back in 2022 that we were facing a future Ballon d'Or winner in Harry Kane! 🥇
#BallonDor
Sada Malumfashi retweeted
genuinely hate how Nigeria conditions you to accept a low quality of life. No water, no light, constantly charging inverters and looking for electricity to charge your inverters. You can work your ass off, pay ridiculous rent and still come home to stress.
Sada Malumfashi retweeted
Oh look the French government has been forced to concede to the protesting students.
Who woulda thought that revolting actually works
Sada Malumfashi retweeted
Film director Musa Gwary and screenwriter Sa’id Sa’ad Abubakar discuss the events of the Uromi-16 killings in London, examining the story and its lasting impact on the lives of those affected.
The conversation is moderated by Sada Malumfashi.
#HIBAF26
Sada Malumfashi retweeted
Well done Sa’id.
Sada Malumfashi at SOAS University of London just played us your film during his HIBAF festival.
Thank you for documenting this ugly massacre.
#Uromi16, still yet to get justice.
Sada Malumfashi retweeted
It ended with a dinner to celebrate Sada and Salma 😍
Such a lovely evening with Carmen (Talatu), a Professor of Hausa at SOAS University of London, friends, and the UK born hausas that struggle to speak the language 😀
And that’s it, Sada and Salma gave us a very lovely day, Carmen and Baba (Prof) moderated perfectly as this year’s Hausa International Books and Arts Festival was brought to London.
Thank you @sadaoverall for organizing such a beautiful event.
Thank you @saidsaadwrites for showing us the Uromi16 film. #HIBAF26


































