admin | May 23, 2025
Salisu Hamza is a radio broadcaster with over a decade of experience at Globe FM, part of the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria, located in Bauchi State. Driven by a deep passion for radio, Mr. Hamza has built a successful career, dedicated to educating and empowering rural communities and small-scale farmers. His broadcasts have made a meaningful impact, providing vital information on agriculture and livestock management.
For the past ten years,Mr. Hamza has hosted Noma da Kiwo (Agriculture and Livestock), a popular program that serves as a lifeline for local farmers. Each episode tackles essential topics like Good Agronomic Practices and modern livestock care. Mr. Hamza collaborates with certified agronomists and experts who bring specialized knowledge on topics such as land selection, seed quality, fertilizer application, and animal husbandry. His ability to simplify complex agricultural information has been instrumental in helping farmers adopt new practices, improve yields, and enhance their livelihoods.
Beyond his work as a presenter, Mr. Hamza has strengthened his skills through collaboration with Farm Radio International’s Propcom project. Here, he gained expertise in conducting live interviews, designing multi-segment programs, and using ICT tools to make broadcasts more interactive and accessible. Equipped with these new skills, he has not only enriched his own shows but also developed new programming for Globe FM. Mr. Hamza shares his knowledge by mentoring colleagues at the station, contributing to overall improvements in Globe FM’s programming.
Mr. Hamza’s deep understanding of farming challenges enables him to address real issues faced by his listeners. By inviting experts to participate in live discussions, he helps farmers access information they might otherwise lack. Many listeners credit Noma da Kiwo with transforming their practices and solving problems on their farms, resulting in better crop yields and healthier livestock.
Mr. Hamza’s dedication has not only earned him a loyal following but also helped drive progress in Bauchi’s agricultural sector. By connecting rural communities with the information they need to succeed, he is promoting food security and economic growth.