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Umar Abdul-Aziz Baba

Fadar Bege Music Artist

ClassiQ, born Buba Barnabas Luka on September 21, 1991, in Bauchi State, is a prominent Northern Nigerian rapper and hip-hop artist known as Arewa Mafia. He gained recognition for his Hausa Hiphop songs, characterized by clever punchlines and a unique blend of Hausa, English, and Pidgin. ClassiQ began his music career at 16 and has collaborated with major Nigerian artists like MI Abaga and Davido. He graduated with a degree in Computer Science from Bayero University Kano in 2009 and subsequently pursued music in Jos. Some of his popular songs include "Gargajiya," "Yaran Zamani," and "King Kong," earning him a reputation as the 'King of the North.'

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Update Mar 1, 2025

“El-Leila El-Kebira Everywhere” project aims to promote Egyptian heritage

Egypt’s Ministry of Culture is launching “El-Leila El-Kebira Everywhere,” a project designed to protect and promote Egyptian heritage, coinciding with the start of Ramadan. The initiative aims to bring the cultural significance of El-Leila El-Kebira to diverse audiences in schools, universities, clubs, and tourist destinations. First performed over half a century ago, El-Leila El-Kebira (The Grand Night) remains an iconic puppet show that represents Egypt’s puppet art at international festivals. Minister of Culture Ahmed Fouad Hanno, emphasized the significance of the El-Leila El-Kebira operetta, stating that it remains an iconic work that embodies authentic Egyptian identity. Created by Salah Jahin, Sayed Makkawi, and Salah El-Sakka, the operetta continues to resonate in Egyptian cultural memory. “It was essential to introduce it to new generations in various settings, as a singular artistic piece that expresses Egypt’s rich heritage,” he added.

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