 Boubou Hama (Nigerien Historian)
Syllabus of the Subject: HE Boubou Hama (Niger, historian).
- HE Boubou Hama (Nigerien Historian and Poet, Muslim)
- His works on the African culture and stories for young
Sample of the Subject: Boubou Hama (African Historian)

Description of the Subject: Boubou Hama (Nigerien Historian).
Specialisation of Boubou Hama: the African culture and youth stories.
The Nigerien poet, philosopher, historian, man of letters and political Boubou Hama (Songhai) was born in Fonéko (Niger) in 1906;
he died on January 1982.
- Religion: Boubou Hama was Muslim
- Ethnic origin: Songhay
- Studies in Dakar (Senegal)
- Boubou Hama was President of the National Assembly of the Republic of Niger (1958
- 1974) and plays a major role in Nigerien cultural life
- Prisoner in Agadez (Niger) in 1974
- Specialisations of Boubou Hama: African culture, Gao Empire, Songhai, Sokoto
- Great literary prize of Black Africa (1971) for his book “Kotia-Nima”
- Prize Leopold Sédar Senghor for “Analytical
Essays of Education in Africa.”
Main books of Boubou Hama son:
- Empire of Gao: History, Customs, and Magic of Songhai
- Kotia-Nima
- Tales and Legends of the Niger
- History of Gobir and Sokoto
- Traditional History of a Songhai village
- The Wonderful Baobab
- The Delay of Africa
- Izé-Gani
More information about Niger (African Portal - EENI Global Business School).
- Niamey, Maradi,
Tahoua,
Tillabéri
- Zinder,
Diffa,
Dosso

Boubou Hama was an African Historian of the West African Economic Area (African Civilisation).
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