Anfara Yiwa Sahir Abdul Malam Ali Zagi Ta Uwa Ta Uba Akan Bayyanar Wannan Video Nan Вђ” Arewanmu [360p]

As of late 2024 and early 2025, the situation has moved toward reconciliation:

The specific phrase "Anfara Yiwa Sahir Abdul Malam Ali Zagi Ta Uwa Ta Uba" refers to the wave of online backlash he faced. In Northern Nigerian social media culture, when a public figure is perceived to have "fallen from grace" or acted against traditional norms, they often become targets of "zagi"—severe insults that sometimes target their family lineage. As of late 2024 and early 2025, the

: Sahir Abdul has since reconciled with the Kano State Censorship Board. He was recently presented with a certificate of recognition as a full-fledged member of the Kannywood industry by the board’s chairman, Abba El-Mustapha. He was recently presented with a certificate of

: Many critics on platforms like Facebook and YouTube reacted harshly to his TikTok video and his subsequent defiance of the censorship board. The incident involving (popularly known as Malam Ali

The root of the issue lies in a video Sahir Abdul posted on TikTok, which the censorship board deemed inappropriate or in violation of their standards.

The incident involving (popularly known as Malam Ali from the series Kwana Casa'in ) refers to a recent controversy where a video surfaced online leading to severe verbal attacks—specifically including insults directed at his parents (zagi ta uwa ta uba). This development stems from a period of tension between the actor and the Kano State Films and Censorship Board . Background: The TikTok Controversy

: In the heat of the controversy, Sahir Abdul initially announced his departure from the industry, expressing frustration over the board's decision. The "Zagi Ta Uwa Ta Uba" Incident