Adam A Zango

Adam A Zango is a Nigerian actor, singer, dancer, scriptwriter, director, film producer, occasional voice-over, television personality, and philanthropist. He has appeared in over 100 films and received many accolades. Zango has a significant followers in Africa as well as in Nigerian and Nigerien diaspora worldwide. In terms of featured film numbers and flexibility, he has been described as the most successful film actor in Africa and the most popular Hausa entertainer in the world. During the 2000s, he was the most dominant actor in the Hausa movie scene. Adam Zango receives a considerable amount of media coverage in Nigeria, Niger, Ghana, Cameroon, Chad, Togo and Benin, and is often referred to as “Prince of all times” He is the object of a sometimes-fanatical following, with a fan base estimated to exceed millions and called "the Hausa biggest star in the world". According to a popularity survey, over 300 million people around the world know Adam A. Zango, He is one of the highest-paid entertainers in Nigeria and one of the most well-known celebrities in television advertising. Zango has been the campaign ambassador for governments and non-governmental organizations.^[1]

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Early life and education[]

Adam Abdullahi Zango was born in October 1985 at Zango local government in Kaduna State, Nigeria to the Hausa Muslim family of Mallam Abdullahi and Hajiya Yelwa Abdullahi.^{[citation needed]}

Career[]

Adam Zango musical career started from secondary school activities lead days / social club events which he used to represent his school in government secondary school laranto jos Plateau State. Zango entered the Hausa film industry in 2001 as a music composer. He started his acting profession as a low level actor and appeared in over 100 Hausa movies.

Prison[]

Adam A. Zango was remanded in prison for violating the censorship Board's law in 2007 for release of his music video album Bahaushiya.^[2]

Charity[]

On october 2019, Adam A Zango paid, as a charity, the sum of 47 Million Naira for children, orphans, to further their studies. This was done at the palace of Shehu Idris Emir of Zazzau.^[3]

Filmography[]

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External links[]

• Hausa