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Narambada

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Ibrahim Narambada, with stage moniker Narambada, was an Hausa musician from Nigeria whose skilled learnt from his musician mother. Initially, he played the Noma genre and later became famous for his Gobir music. He gained recognition after performing his village's music at the palace of Sarkin Gobir of Isa (now Sokoto state), and continued to sing for Amadu Sarkin Gobir. Narambada's music was unique because he used words of wisdom and insight, which set him apart from other Hausa singers. His popularity extended beyond his city and throughout the Hausa region and beyond. Narambada passed away in 1963, leaving a legacy of being one of the greatest Hausa musicians.

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