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Mamman Shata (born in 1900 in Musawa, Katsina State, Nigeria, died on 18 June 1999) was a Nigerian singer. He was a well-known griot/musician among the Hausa people of West Africa.
Here are some his Songs
1. Lami Shagamu
2. Lafiya Zaki
3. Gagarabadau
4. Ramin Mungunta
5. Gumina Na Nake
6. Sarkin Kabira Na Galadima
7. Wuli Dan Tijjani
8. Kudi Akashesu
9. Bashar Dan Musa
10. Mamman Da
11 Yan Arewa Kubar Barci
12. Idi Dan Usman
13. Na Tsaya Ga Annabi
14 Ummarun Ciroma
15 Ummarun Piza
Mamman Shata (born in 1900 in Musawa, Katsina State, Nigeria, died on 18 June 1999) was a Nigerian singer. He was a well-known griot/musician among the Hausa people of West Africa.
Here are some his Songs
1. Lami Shagamu
2. Lafiya Zaki
3. Gagarabadau
4. Ramin Mungunta
5. Gumina Na Nake
6. Sarkin Kabira Na Galadima
7. Wuli Dan Tijjani
8. Kudi Akashesu
9. Bashar Dan Musa
10. Mamman Da
11 The Northerners Kubar Barci
12. Idi Dan Usman
13. I Stand For The Prophet
14 Ummarun Ciroma
15 Ummarun Piza
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Mamman Shata (born in 1900 in Musawa, Katsina State, Nigeria, died on 18 June 1999) was a Nigerian singer. He was a well-known griot/musician among the Hausa people of West Africa.
His vocals were often accompanied by talking drums, known as kalangu. He performed for the Hausa people of Northern Nigeria and even non-Hausas for more than half a century.
Shata started singing with other youth for fun at the village square ("dandali") after the evening meal. His prowess grew until he outshone the other youngsters. But he was doing that not for any monetary gain; it was merely a vocation for the youngsters.
Later he abandoned both the sweets-selling trade and embraced music or praise-singing full-time. This vocation took him to many villages in the Musawa area.
Finally, he settled in Bakori after his benefactor, Abdullahi Inde, a prince of Musawa who was working there as a Native Authority official in charge of buying cotton and groundnuts, asked him to move elsewhere.
In Bakori, Shata married his first wife, Iya, whose real name was Binta. They had a daughter, Amina, who died in infancy. From his base in Bakori, Shata traveled with his band to places as far away as Katsina, Sokoto and Kano, which he first visited in the late '40s.
In 1952 his stardom began to manifest in Kano after he performed at a wedding party known as "Bikin 'Yan Sarki" (Wedding of the Princes) where some 12 notable Kano princes married. In 1960 he moved to Funtua, a more cosmopolitan town not far from Bakori. Shata made Funtua his home for about forty years - up until his death.
Mamman Shata was one of the best selling Polygram artistes from the north from the 1950s up till the 1980s. He was a highly respected folklorist. He spent about 50-60 years in the music industry.
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in order to show people that modern people have no place to grasp, they have not grasped the Earth and they have not grasped the Hereafter. So when asked Dr. He asked if this explanation of the pirates is the same, then he said, "Well, this is a conversation like theirs, the one who knows what I said, and those who have the intelligence know what I said." Among the reasons why the
deceased Dr. Mamman Shata sings songs to people, he has experience in the profession, for example the song he sang called Bawa Direba. The late Mamman Shata was asked, who is Bawa the driver?
The late Dr. Mamman Shata used to sing for the great leaders, including those who stood for justice, freedom, equality and unity of the nation, for example the song he sang for Sir Ahmadu Bello Sardaunan Sokoto, God bless him.
As a result of the songs of the late Dr. Mamman Shata has done for the benefit of the community, he has received praise and awards. For example, during the reign of General Gowon, he was awarded the honorary degree of the late Garba ABCD. Also, the Ahmadu Bello University in Zaria awarded him the honorary degree of Dr. which is why he is called Dr. Maman Shata Katsina.
Also, Mamman Shata got involved in politics where he was even elected as a councilor in a constituency in Kankia local government in Katsina state.
1. Lami Shagamu
2. Lafiya Zaki
3. Gagarabadau
4. Ramin Mungunta
5. My sweat I eat
6. Sarkin Kabira Na Galadima
7. Wuli Dan Tijjani
8. Kudi Akashesu
9. Bashar Dan Musa
10. Mamman Da
11. Yan Arewa Kubar Barci
12. Idi Dan Usman
13. Na Stand For The Prophet
14 Ummarun Ciroma
15 Ummarun Piza
16. Widi Dan Usman
17. Toran Giwa Sule Dan Korau
18. Sule Grandson Korau
19. Habibu Fari
20. Mamman Aruwa
21. Sidi Hotiho
22 Allah Grandson Abubakar Tafawa
22 Ciroma Dan Shehu
23. Mai Bauchi Sulemanu
24. Bello Galadiman Katagum
25. Malam Babba
26. Gadar Gayan
27. Kai Yan Yara
28. Widi Dan Salgare
29. Idi Dan Usman
30. Yan Arewa Kubar Barci
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