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    PUBLISHING AND FOLKLORE IN NORTHERN NIGERIA: CONTENT OF KANO MARKET LITERATURE
    (2018-05-02) IBRAHIM, Dogara MAHMUD, Mohammed Sani
    The paper examined the development of Kano market literature and folklore in Northern Nigeria, with special references to content of Kano market literature. The paper analyzed and discusses the bibliographical features of one hundred and fifty (150) novels or books of Kano market literature as sample of the study. The Kano market literature is one exhibit to the intellectual capabilities of the people of Northern Nigeria, used as means of highlighting relevance issues affecting the society. Understanding bibliographical features of an information resource is ultimate to it access, retrieval, use and preservation for future use in life. The study recommend among others as prospects for overcoming the challenges affecting folklore and folklife in the 21s ' Century in Nigeria, that the authors of Kano market literature should try and intensify their effort by taking their works for editing, using standard printing materials, register their works with the relevant authorities for International Standard Book Number (ISBN).
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    PUBLISHING AND FOLKLORE IN NORTHERN NIGERIA: CONTENT OF KANO MARKET LITERATURE
    (2018-05-02) IBRAHIM, Dogara MAHMUD, Mohammed Sani
    The paper examined the development of Kano market literature and folklore in Northern Nigeria, with special references to content of Kano market literature. The paper analyzed and discusses the bibliographical features of one hundred and fifty (150) novels or books of Kano market literature as sample of the study. The Kano market literature is one exhibit to the intellectual capabilities of the people of Northern Nigeria, used as means of highlighting relevance issues affecting the society. Understanding bibliographical features of an information resource is ultimate to it access, retrieval, use and preservation for future use in life. The study recommend among others as prospects for overcoming the challenges affecting folklore and folklife in the 21s ' Century in Nigeria, that the authors of Kano market literature should try and intensify their effort by taking their works for editing, using standard printing materials, register their works with the relevant authorities for International Standard Book Number (ISBN).
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    SUBJECT ANALYSIS OF ARABIC MANUSCRIPTS IN THE NORTHERN HISTORY RESEARCH SCHEME (NHRS) AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA
    (2012-05-08) IBRAHIM, Dogara
    Content analysis was made to find out the various subject structures of the Arabic and Ajami manuscripts in Northern History Research Scheme of Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. A total of 754 manuscripts was analyzed, and seventeen different subjects discipline were revealed. This micro-study contrary to expectation, opines that the contents of the Arabic manuscripts are not limited to the religion or history, they encompass all subjects ever taught and learned by man. Finally the study suggests that a collaborative effort should be made by scholars of different backgrounds to engage in research and translation of the documents. However, these efforts would increase access and use of the manuscripts, and would also serve as a means of saving the resources from going to extinction.
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    MANAGEMENT OF ARABIC MANUSCRIPT RESOURCES FRDM STORAGE, PRESERVATION AND CDNSERVATIDN PERSPECTIVES: THE CASE DF NORTHERN HISTORY RESEARCH SCHEME, AHMADU BELLO UNIVERSITY, ZARIA
    (2010-07-16) IBRAHIM, Dogara
    Arabic manuscripts are not new phenomena in Nigeria, Africa and the world over. Their importance to the educational development and societal reconstruction along moral, ethics, spiritual, social, economic, political and what have you, is yet to be known, due to the poor understanding of where they can be found and access to them easily obtained, and to know their intellectual content. It is in view of these that this paper set to investigate the management of the Arabic manuscript resources in the Northern History Research Scheme of Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, from the perspectives of storage, preservation and conservation. Some of the problems inhibiting the proper storage preservation and conservation of these resources were identified and the way forward towards Arabic and Ajami manuscripts management in Nigeria was highlighted.