Najeriya a 1984: Satar Umaru Dikko, Maitatsine a Jimeta, Yaƙi da Rashin Ɗa'a (WAI)

1984 ita ce shekarar da dakarun Ingila suka ceci Umaru Dikko bayan da Najeriya ta sa a sace shi. A shekarar ne kuma rikicin Maitatsine ya ɓarke a Jimeta, Yola. Haka kuma a shekarar ne Gwamnatin Janar Buhari ta ƙaddamar da Yaƙi da Rashin ɗa’a. Madogara Agbese, D. (2000). Fellow Nigerians: Turning points in the politica history of Nigeria. Ibadan : Umbrella Books. Agetua, N. (March 21, 1984). Idiagbon launches war on discipline. New Nigerian, p. 1. Andrew, P. (November 25, 2022). Naira re-design: Nigerians remember 1984. An maido daga Blueprint: https://blueprint.ng/naira-re-design-... Ayanbiyi, G., & Safiriyu, S. E. (December 13, 2025). The Maitatsine uprising that almost broke Nigeria. An maido daga Archivng: https://archivi.ng/the-archivist/stor... Beckman, B., & Ya'u, Y. Z. (2005). Great Nigerian Students: Movement politics and radical nationalism. Kano: CRD. Gbenoba, A., & Olagunju, N. (January 4, 1984). Military governors named. New Nigerian, p. 1. Ikeakanam, T. (January 7, 1984). Late Brig. Bako laid to rest. New Nigerian, p. 1. Last, A. (November 12, 2012). The foiled Nigerian kidnap plot. An maido daga BBC: https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-202... Modibbo, A. (January 24, 1984). NDA begins degree programme. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (January 19, 1984). 18 ministers sworn-in. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (March 7, 1984). 535 killed in Yola riots: 7 of them policemen. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (July 10, 1984). Adamu Atta to serve 21 years in jail. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (August 21, 1984). Ajasin acquitted again. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (July 11, 1984). Aku jailed 15 years. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (August 4, 1984). Alli jailed 72 more years. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (August 27, 1984). Bedde emirship: Borno govt. won't tolerate any more dispute. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (July 25, 1984). Death sentence for illegal currency trafficking. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (August 10, 1984). Decree against private practice suspended. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (July 9, 1984). Dikko: Idiagbon explains FMG's stand. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (January 7, 1984). Emir of Gombe dies at 85. New Nigerian, p. 16. New Nigerian. (August 23, 1984). Emir of Haɗejia is dead. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (August 11, 1984). FMG stops feeding subsidies in universities. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (March 7, 1984). Gen Buhari says there'll be no more religious disturbances. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (August 16, 1984). Hajiya Ladi Kwali is dead. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (January 3, 1984). Members of SMC named. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (February 6, 1984). Mobilisation fees scrapped. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (August 23, 1984). Mrs. Akinloye jailed 5 years. New Nigerian, p. 9. New Nigerian. (January 20, 1984). N3.4m found in Sabo Bakin Zuwo's house. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (April 24, 1984). Naira notes change colours. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (April 12, 1984). New Nigerian. Stage set for trial of public officers: Tribunal members sworn-in, p. 1. New Nigerian. (July 12, 1984). Nigeria formally requests for extradition of Umaru Dikko. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (February 8, 1984). No pilgrimage this year if... General Buhari. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (August 3, 1984). Nwobodo jailed 252 years. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (April 7, 1984). Pilgrimage allowance remains N800 - General Buhari. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (July 28, 1984). Private schools may now be set up in Kaduna state. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (January 5, 1984). SMC abolishes 400 LGAs. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (March 10, 1984). SMC approves six decrees. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (July 26, 1984). SMC confirms sentences on three ex-governors. New Nigerian, p. 1. New Nigerian. (January 20, 1984). SMC promulgates two decrees: Constitution formally suspended, saboteurs to be detained. New Nigerian, p. 16. New Nigerian. (April 7, 1984). Supreme Court sets Bukar Mandara free. New Nigerian, p. 16. New Nigerian. (August 31, 1984). Victoria Mbakwe jailed 21 years. New Nigerian, p. 16. Onuigbo, S. (July 5, 1984). Two journalists sent to prison: Guardian fined N50,000. New Nigerian, p. 1. PM News. (May 27, 2014). Emir of Gombe dies at 76. An maido daga PM News: https://pmnewsnigeria.com/2014/05/27/... Shagari, S. (2001). Beckoned to Serve: . Ibadan: Heinemann. Wada, M. (2011). History of Imamship of Kano. Kano: Tunlad Prints. Zakka, T., & Tadidi, A. (August 28, 1984). Stand up for Nigeria: Idiagbon urges return to nationalism. New Nigerian, p. 1. #Tarihi #Hausa #Nigeria #Arewa #Najeriya #TarihinNajeriya #TarihiTV #TsohuwarAjiya #Kannywood #Kannywoodfilms #Kannywoodseries