Haɗejiya
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Ƴantacciyar ƙasa | Najeriya | ||||
Jihohin Najeriya | Jihar Jigawa | ||||
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Kasancewa a yanki na lokaci |
Haɗejiya ( kuma Haɗeja, a baya Biram ) garin Hausawa ne a gabashin jihar Jigawa, arewacin Najeriya . Yawan jama'a ya kai kusan 186,628 a cikin 2006. Hadejia tana tsakanin latitude 12.4506N da longitude 10.0404E. [1] Ta yi iyaka da karamar hukumar Kiri Kasama daga gabas, karamar hukumar Mallam Maɗori daga Arewa, sai karamar hukumar Auyo daga yamma. Karamar hukumar Hadejia ta kunshi gundumomin siyasa goma sha daya (11) wato: Atafi, Dubantu, Gagulmari, Kasuwar yankeofa, Kasuwar Kuda, Matsaro, Majema, Rumfa, Sabon Garu, Ƴankoli da Yayari. Mazaunan su ne Hausawa, Fulani da Kanuri tare da wasu kungiyoyi irin su Tiv, Yarbawa, Igbo, Igala da sauransu. Babban aikin mazauna shine noman amfanin gona da kiwon dabbobi wanda kashi mai yawa, wanda ke yin ciniki, kamun kifi da ayyuka gami da aikin gwamnati. [2] Mutanen Haɗeja galibi Musulmai ne, kodayake wasu suna bin tsarin imani na asali. Garin dai yana arewacin kogin Hadejia ne, kuma yana gaba da gabar ruwa na Hadejia-Nguru . Hadejia yanki ne mai mahimmancin muhalli da kuma kula da muhalli a duniya.
Hadejia an baya an kira ta da Biram, kuma ana kiranta daya daga cikin " kasashen Hausa bakwai na gaskiya" ( Hausa Bakwai ), domin zuri'ar fitaccen masanin tarihin Hausa Bayajidda da matarsa ta biyu, Daurama suka yi mulkinta. A shekarar 1810, a lokacin yakin Fulani, sarakunan Hausawa na Bakwai Bakwai duk Fulani sun yi galaba a kansu. Haɗeja ta zama Masarautar shekaru biyu da suka wuce, a cikin 1808. A shekara ta 1906 Haɗeja ta ki amincewa da mamayar turawan Ingila, a karkashin sarki (Muhammadu Mai-Shahada). Haɗejiya ta shiga jihar Jigawa a shekarar 1991 daga jihar Kano.[3]
Haɗeja ta ƙunshi manyan makarantu guda 4 waɗanda suka haɗa da: Binyaminu Usman Polytechnic Hadejia, [4] School of Nursing Hadejia, [5] Cibiyar Karatun Malamai ta Ƙasa ta Hadejia. [6]
Gallery
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under construction IZALA University Hadejia
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Maƙabartar Haɗeja
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Kasuwar Mama ta Haɗeja
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Ma'aikatar Sukari wadda aka deba aiki da ita a garin Haɗeja
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Milk market Hadejia
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Wani Shatale-tale a garin Haɗeja
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Wajen zaman Turawan mulkin mallaka a kisa da birnin Haɗeja
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Firamare mafi daɗewa a garin Haɗeja
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Gonaki a gabashin Haɗeja
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Titin Nguru Hadejia
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Shatale-take a birnin Haɗeja
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Gidan Tarihin Haɗeja
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Fadar Sarkin Haɗeja
Bambanci tsakanin Haɗeja da Biram
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]Hadejia da Biram suna da alaƙa ta tarihi, amma suna nufin wurare biyu masu bambanta:
- Hadejia: Garin Hadejia yana a cikin jihar Jigawa, Najeriya, kuma yana daya daga cikin manyan biranen yankin Arewa maso Gabashin Najeriya. Yana da tarihin sarauta da masarautar Hadejia, wacce ta kasance mai karfi a lokacin daular Fulani. Hadejia ta shahara da kasuwancinta, musamman kasuwancin ruwan sha a yankin tafkin Chadi. Tana kuma da wani tsohon tarihi na yaki da Turawan mulkin mallaka da sauran al'amuran tarihi na yankin.
- Biram: Biram (ko kuma Birnin Biri) shi ne tsohon garin da ake dauka a matsayin mafi dadewa a cikin masarautar Hadejia. Shi ne inda ake ganin cewa zuriyar Habe (wadanda suka mulki yankin kafin Fulani Jihad) suka kafa garinsu. Biram yana nesa da Hadejia kuma shi ne tushen masarautar kafin garin Hadejia ya zama babbar cibiyar mulki. Ana ganin Biram a matsayin daya daga cikin tsofaffin birane a yankin Arewacin Najeriya.
Don haka, Hadejia ita ce cibiyar mulkin masarautar a yau, yayin da Biram ke nuni da tsohon gari wanda ya taka muhimmiyar rawa a tarihin kafa yankin.
Nassoshi
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]- ↑ GPS Coordinates: "https://latitude.to/map/ng/nigeria/cities/hadejia"
- ↑ Isah Abubakar (2018) "Use of ICT among Extension Agents in Hadejia Local Government" Unpublished work
- ↑ https://www.britannica.com/place/Hadejia
- ↑ "Kwafin ajiya". Archived from the original on 2022-06-26. Retrieved 2022-07-19.
- ↑ http://jisconmhadejia.admissions.cloud/
- ↑ "Kwafin ajiya". Archived from the original on 2022-05-26. Retrieved 2022-07-19.