Nana asmau

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" Originating from a tradition of supportive men, Nana Asam’u knew she had the backing of her father when she set up the Yan Taru organisation. The Yan Taru organisation was a collective of travelling teachers, trained by herself - then sent out into the villages and towns, to where the underdeveloped lived, shrouded by seclusion.

http://www.muslimheritage.com/article/ode-to-nana-asmau

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