Suksuku Revisited (ePub)

I was born in Gar?i?a, a town in Adamawa in the northeastern part of Nigeria. I attended a missionary school from elementary to high school. After high school, I was admitted to ATC/ABU Kano from 1967–1970. In 1971 after the completion of my course of studies, I was admitted to Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) in Zaria and graduated three years later with a second upper-class honors degree in 1974.
I served one year of national youth service before joining the Ahmadu Bello University Zaria faculty in the Department of Education. Around 1977–1978, I attended the University of Chicago where I earned an MA degree.
I went back to Ahmadu Bello University, teaching until 1980 when I was admitted to a PhD program at Columbia University in New York City. I completed my degree in 1985. From 1987 to the present (I’m now retired and teach only one course), I have been a professor at BMCC/City University of New York in New York City.
Besides my teaching responsibilities, I am the author of several books which include the following titles: The Story of the Origins of the Bura/Pabir People of Northeast Nigeria: Language, Migrations, the Myth of Yamta-ra-wala, Social Organization, and Culture (2014), Araba Let’s Separate: The Story of the Nigerian Civil War (2012), Suksuku (2010), Stories and Folktales of the Bura People of Northeastern Nigeria(2014), The Village Boy (2009), and Cognition, Culture, and Field Dependence-Independence (2008). All the books are published by AuthorHouse in Bloomington, Indiana.
AYM 2016

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