Bade Emirate

Bade, like many other Nigerian tribes, traced their historical emergence and establishment through the oral sources and a few written documents. The traditions regarding the origin of Bade are common especially among Bade people themselves and their neighbouring communities. It is pertinent to note that the legend of migration of Bade from the East is not only a Bade phenomenon, but also endemic within most of the North-Eastern tribes and most of the parts of Nigeria in general claimed an Eastern origin. But it could be plausible that the Bade people were from Arabia and migrated because of certain unspecified historical forces, which made them settle in present-day Bade Emirate. Moving westwards, they came to Dadigar in present-day Bursari Local Government of Yobe State. There they split into four groups. In a report compiled by Mr Lethem, Assistant District Officer (A.D.O) on Nguru Division, ‘the King had a wife called Walu who bore him four sons; Ago, Muza, Amsagiya and Buyam. At Dadigar, these four brothers resolved to separate each taking a different direction. Ago, the eldest remained where he was and became the ancestor of the Bade (Yerima, 2017). This version is commonly acknowledged by the Bade all over the Emirate. The second son Muza, went north and became the ancestor of Tourek, Amsagiya became ancestors of Kindin while Ngizim descended from Buyam, who went south. The Bade people had settled in their present territory as early as c.1300 (Hogben and Kirk-Greene, 1963), by 1750, they had established their various clan units under their leaders called Dugums. As a result of Kanuri and Fulani attacks, Lawan Babuje of Gid-gid clan sought the support of the other Bade clan chiefs of Dumbari, Dagilwa, Garun-dole, Katamma, Tagali and Gunkwai and forged the Pan-Bade confederation which brought all Bade clans under one leadership and defended themselves against foreign attacks. Bade Fishing Festival is observed at Bade Emirates. Muhammed Gishiwa Muhammed Gishiwa. The Provost of Umar Suleiman College of education Gashua, Late Mohammed Gishiwa. Nationality: Nigerian. Date of birth: February 22, 1969.. Family: Education: Position held before provost ship: Provost-ship: Death: Gishiwa, was a Nigerian academic and a Doctor of psychology who was once a provost at a Umar Suleiman College of Education Gashua Yobe State FAMILY: Dr Muhammed Gishiwa, He has four wives (4) and (18) children.(9) male and (9) female. Both of them are living in Gashua except his first born Hassan who is currently studying in Sudan.

 EDUCATION

He was born in Gashua, Bade Local Government Area of Yobe state. He started his early primary education at Umar Suleiman primary school Gashua in 1975.and completed in central primary school Damagum. He proceeded to the government technical secondary school Damagum. Later, Borno College of Education, Science and Science and Technology, Bama. From 1987-1989. He later went to university of Maiduguri from 1989-1992 where he obtained his B.A.Ed. (Islamic Studies).And by 1993 he took appointment with the college of education, Gashua. in 2005.He went for his M.Ed. Psychology in Bayero university Kano (Kano) and graduated in 2010. And proceeded to his PhD in educational psychology in Bayero university Kano in the year 2013-2016. POSSITION HELD BEFORE PROVOSTSHIP Dr Muhammed Gishiwa, Has taught education courses for over 18 years in Umar Suleiman college of education Gashua. After he obtained his M.Ed. psychology in Bayero University in the year 2010 he become principal lecturer in the department of psychology and secretary of the Degree program Umar Suleiman College of education in affiliation with university of Maiduguri. He has held various positions from examination officer to Dean of school. He has been JAMB item writer in Islamic studies for more than 8 years and has taught as a course tutor in P.T.T.P DLS and STUP for many years. PROVOST-SHIP Dr muhammed Gishiwa, He became provost of Umar Suleiman college of education Gashua in the year 2016 to his dead 18/10/2021. DEATH He died at a private hospital in Kano state after suffering from injuries sustained in a ghastly motor accident two weeks before he die in Gashua town Yobe state Nigeria .He died on October/18/2021.

Rulers of the Emirate:[2]

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