diplomat, politician, administrator; b: 1929; cr: Secondary School Teacher, 1948-55; Visiting Teacher, 1955-58; Elected Member. Federal House of Representatives, 1954; Party Chief Whip, Federal House Representatives, 1955-56; Chief Information Officer, Kano Native Authority, 1958-59; min. Federal Ministry of Mines and Power, 1959-66; leader, Delegation to Conference of Independent African States, Addis Ababa, 1960; mm. First Nigerian delegation to United Nations, 1960; comm. Ministries of Local Government, Co-operatives and Community Development, Information, 1967; Chief Public Complaints Commissioner, 1975- 78; President's Representative, Uncaster House Talks on Zimbabwe, London, 1979; Permanent Representative, United Nations, 1981-83; ag. ch. Commission of Inquiry into Federal Government's Property; min. National Guidance, 1983-84. hd: Doctor of Letters, Bayero University, Kano, 1989. res: 9A, Post Office Road, P. O. Box6396. Kano City, Kano State.
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