INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF ZAAR INTELLECTUALS (ISOZI)

Habila Mormi John, a distinguished member of the International Society of Zaar Intellectuals (ISOZI), stands as a beacon of intellectual prowess within the United Kingdom. His profound commitment to documenting and interpreting Zaar history, storytelling, poetry, idioms, and cultural heritage through modern and innovative lenses has garnered him recognition as a vanguard in the preservation and promotion of Zaar intellectualism. In the global diaspora, individuals like Habila Mormi John play a pivotal role in ensuring the cultural continuity of communities like the Zaar people. As a UK-based Zaarite, he navigates the complexities of bridging the gap between tradition and modernity, employing his scholarly acumen to encapsulate the essence of Zaar heritage within a contemporary context. Dr. John's unique skill set is evident in his innovative approaches to documenting Zaar history. By intertwining traditional storytelling with modern research methodologies, he breathes l

Unity is the commitment to a culture and mission, a sense of solidarity, lack of conflict, and general positive attitude towards others in one’s social category” - Neil J. Smelser.  Just like any homogeneous society, Zaar society is grounded to its identity in the historical development of its own culture. We can distinguish the three main components of Zaar societies to: (1) the shared set of norms, values, beliefs and attitudes, (2) the created artefacts, and (3) the people as constituting members of the society. The aforementioned identities are what foster unity in every cultural society in the world. With time, certain divisive elements such as economic opportunities, politics and religion crept into our societies to create disunities. A critical analysis of Zaar land unity before Nigeria’s fourth republic was very solid under the leadership of Late Baba Peter Gonto and his Zaure. History shows how Zaar people were united and led to our stand against external aggressio

On this significant occasion of the World Zaar (SAYAWA) Youth Day, ISOZI extends heartfelt greetings to the vibrant Zaar Youth worldwide. The theme, "The Effect of Disunity Among Youth in Zaar Land," resonates deeply, urging us to reflect on the challenges that befall our cultural heritage. We acknowledge the historical intricacies surrounding the unbalanced distribution of traditional institutions in Northern Nigeria, particularly the impact of Colonial law Section 3 (1) of the Chiefs (Appointment and Deposition) Law 1930 by the Northern House of Chiefs. The quest for self-determination by all the Zaar populists in 2009 led to the selection and ordainment of GungZaar Selec Air Commode Ishaku Komo Rtd as the substantive GungZaar not an imposter, it was a significant step done in preserving Zaar's rich cultural identity. The current predicament faced by GungZaar Selec raises questions about the Bauchi State Government's adherence to the enacted SAYAWA Chief

Mr. Minighom Ayuba, President ISOZI By: Samuel Luka , Bauchi The International Society of Zaar Intellectuals (ISOZI) has called on the Zaar/Sayawa people within and outside Nigeria to continue to work towards peace building for the socio economic development of the society. National President of the Association, Minigom Ayuba who made the call in a goodwill message to Zaar Community on the occasion of 2024 New year celebration, said Zaar people are known for their productivity, peaceful disposition and nation building. "As we stand at the threshold of a new year, we extend warm greeting and heartfelt wishes to each one of you", the goodwill message which was signed by Engineer Isheni Yakubu on behalf of the ISOZI President said.  According to the President of the association, the dawn of a new year brings with it the promise of fresh beginnings and limitless possibilities, as such, Zaarites should make good use of it. "In the spirit of intellectual pursuit an