Kaduna, Nigeria
$100 - $300 / Day
I uncover and expose hidden stories, Passionately cover under-reported stories, and focus more on solution journalism. I am a visual storyteller, cinematographer, field producer focused on documentary film, unscripted television, Freelance Multimedia Journalist, documentarian, Writer, Editor, Fixer, Contents Developer, and Investigative Journalist. I am regularly hired to film documentary shorts, features, television interviews, and docu-style commercials.
Produced for aiaccess contractors
This is a motivational video to the unemployed youth waiting for whitecollarjob. Venture into entrepreneurship and become your dream
Produced for Abandoned Project Triggers Flooding and Erosion To Consume Houses In Kaduna Community
Many parts of the Rigasa community in the Igabi local government of Kaduna state have been hit badly by gully erosion and persistent flooding. The incidents destroyed dozens of houses in Daura road and the Bayan Wuya area of the community, forcing hundreds of residents to vacate and flee their houses, to become environmental migrants.
Produced for Banditry
Armed bandits have invaded Nuhu Bamali Polytechnic, Zaria in Kaduna state, Northwest Nigeria. The bandits kidnapped an unspecified number of students and lecturers in the school. The bandits who invaded the school at around 10:30 pm on Thursday night killed one student named Ahmed Abdulhamid while Ishaku Haruna Sustained gunshot injuries. The suspected kidnappers kidnapped two lecturers named Habila Nasai of the General Studies department and Mal Adamu Shika of the Accounting department. Daily Episode gathered that wife of another lecturer Hajara Ahmed Abdu, and her two children were kidnapped but later released after the bandits discovered she's eight-month pregnant. An eye witness Mrs. Binta Felix told Daily Episode, how she saw the bandits shooting the slain students when he was crying for help. The bandits came in numbered shooting sporadically to scare everyone she said. Recall that, the Kaduna state governments have increased school fees in schools across the state amidst security challenges. Many students fled the school to their various houses in fear of kidnapping. Situations in the schools show poor security coverage while neighboring community passes through the schools amidst rising kidnapping of students in Kaduna state.
Produced for The akara seller
David is a student’s of Kaduna polytechnic, a final year students and a motivated entrepreneur who puts shame apart to earn hundreds of thousands a month in the Akara and Kunun gyada Business he joyfully invested. David said what motivated him is, he knows when he walk into a bank no empty pocket or hands will gives him money rather your investments will plush you a dream desire. He serves as an example to the youths thinking and waiting for a better job to come and becomes famous and rich over night. David Story is surely a change game in a history making especially in the northern Nigeria.
Produced for Daily Episode
In this video, we explore the risks food insecurity poses to Nigeria as a result of the devastating flooding. In the year 2022, due to global warming, Nigerian families are pushed to the brink of extreme need for humanitarian support as climate change-related issues, especially flooding, erode more than 440, 000 hectares of land while submerging crops, houses, and even cemeteries across the geopolitical zones from both the south and the northern part of the country. The significant rise of the sea level resulted in overpowering locals' defensive measures, which endangers larger populations of Nigerian citizens residing near and far from the rivers and dams, including farmlands, which are drastically damaged. Like always, people from disadvantaged families and businesses bear the cost of life, property, and the consequences of suffering from diseases like cholera, malaria, typhoid, and other infectious diseases and outbreaks, just as the Nigerian authorities, the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), disclose that no fewer than 500 lives were lost and about 2.5 million people were affected by flooding across the country in 2022. Daily Episode understands only a few crops were harvested, especially in the northern part of Nigeria, where the country and its neighbours depend on its agricultural production for both trade and consumption, as flooding, insecurity, and the prices of fertilizers, pesticides, seeds, and other utilities account for farmers' heavy losses.
Produced for Daily Episode
With more than one thousand portholes on the Nnamdi Azikiwe expressway in Kaduna, a state in northwestern Nigeria, citizens, especially motorists, from interstate travellers to residents plying on vehicles, motorbikes, tricycles, bicycles, and foot walkers, count a flow of blood from road accidents, which resulted in the loss of humans lives and properties. However, like many others, Abdulrashed Adamu, an articulated vehicle driver, and Malam Zayyana Batsari, a taxi driver, both struggling to repair their vehicles, recount their encounter with several portholes and Nigerian securities on a trip to their various destinations.
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