INGRA Executive Director Hamza Aliyu receives prestigious award for advocacy excellence
The Executive Director, Initiative for Grassroot Advancement in Nigeria, (INGRA) Hamza Aliyu has received a prestigious award for advocacy excellence from the Nigeria Post newspaper.
Aliyu was honoured at the 2024 Nigeria Post newspaper lecture and awards to mark 33 years of the creation of Kogi State with the theme “sustaining Kogi’s unbroken unity, prospects and possibilities, this house must not fall”.
The INGRA boss is known for his social activism, quest for good governance, dedication to promoting accountability, transparency, and human rights in Kogi State and Nigeria in general.
Aliyu tireless efforts have made a significant impact, inspiring positive change and improving lives.
Aliyu has championed various initiatives, including the passage of the Kogi HIV Anti-Discrimination Bill, and contributed to notable projects and coalitions.
The Publisher of the Nigeria Post newspaper Mike Abu opined that the award given to the INGRA boss
is a testament to his commitment to creating a better future for Kogi State.
BACKGROUND
Hamza Aliyu, a dynamic force in Kogi State’s civil society landscape. Born in Kaduna State. Hamza’s journey to becoming a renowned social activist and advocate for good governance began under the inspiring guidance of his mother, Hajia Hajara Aliyu.
With a strong educational foundation in Chemistry and Early Child Education, Hamza embarked on a path of community development, fueled by his mother’s pioneering spirit. He carved a niche for himself as a vocal critic of government accountability, leveraging his analytical mind and passion for justice.
Hamza’s multifaceted roles and achievements showcase his dedication to creating positive change in Kogi State. His award is a testament to his outstanding performance in advocacy, inspiring others to follow in his footsteps.