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Abubakar Barde

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Abubakar Barde
Rayuwa
Cikakken suna Abubakar Barde
Haihuwa 1938
ƙasa Najeriya
Mutuwa 17 ga Yuni, 2002
Karatu
Harsuna Turanci
Pidgin na Najeriya
Sana'a
Sana'a ɗan siyasa
Imani
Jam'iyar siyasa Jam'iyyar Jama'ar Najeriya

Alhaji Abubakar BardeAbout this soundAbubakar Barde  (an haife shi a shekarar 1938 - ya mutu a ranar 17 ga watan Yunin shekara ta 2002) ya kasance Gwamnan Jihar Gongola, Nijeriya tsakanin watan Oktoban shekara ta 1979 zuwa watan Satumban shekara ta 1983 a lokacin Jamhuriya ta Biyu ta Najeriya.[1][2][3][4][5]

Tarihin Rayuwa

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Barde dan asalin Mumuye ne. An zabe shi gwamna ne a karkashin inuwar jam’iyyar Great Nigeria Peoples Party (GNPP), yana rike da mukamin daga shekara ta 1979 zuwa Satumban shekara ta 1983. Ya gaji jihar baya da kabilanci, amma bai yi wani abu don inganta lamarin ba. Yawancin ayyukan da gwamnatin da ta gabata ta fara sun watsar da su. Ya fara aiki don kafa Kamfanin Gidan Talabijin na Gongola (wanda yanzu ya zama Kamfanin Talabijin na Adamawa) a cikin shekara ta 1982, amma wannan ya yi watsi da lokacin da sojoji suka karbi mulki a Disamba 1983.

A Karamar Hukumar Wukari, ya nada shugaban Tiv a matsayin shugaba, da alama saboda mutanen Jukun ba su ba shi goyon baya ba. Jukun sun zabi Jam'iyar Peoples Democratic Party (NPP). A watan Agustan shekara ta 1982, Majalisar Dokokin Jihar Gongola ta yi yunƙurin tsige Barde ba tare da samun nasara ba bisa zargin zargi 9 na mummunan aiki. A shekara ta 1983, Barde ya yi murabus, ya mika mulki ga mataimakinsa Wilberforce Juta . Yayin da zaben shekara ta 1983 ke kara matsowa, Barde ya bar GNPP zuwa NPP, amma ba a sake zabarsa ba.

Bayan Janar Mohammadu Buhari ya karbi mulki a juyin mulkin 31 ga Disamban shekara ta 1983, an kama Barde a kurkuku. Daga baya, majalisar masarautar Mumuye a karamar hukumar Yorro ta jihar Taraba ta ba Barde mukamin sarki na Dabang Yorro. Barde ya mutu a watan Yuni, shekara ta 2002.

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