Dauda Kahutu Rarara possesses a degree in mass communication, a fact disputed by some critics. It is important to note that he did not partake in the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) program due to surpassing the age limit.
Dan ķuda, engaged in a conversation with DCL Hausa, highlighted a significant aspect that people, especially in the Arewa region of northern Nigeria, should consider. He spoke about the potential transformation of the Hausa language into a national language if Rarara were to play a significant role in Nigeria’s leadership. Drawing parallels with countries such as Germany, France, China, and Arabic-speaking nations that use their native languages for official communication, this concept suggests that Dauda Kahutu Rarara could even assume a ministerial role in the Nigerian government, provided the nation supports his cause.
It’s crucial to clarify that Rarara has not explicitly expressed presidential ambitions. Those who accuse him of various allegations may have differing opinions regarding former President Gen Muhammad Buhari, as Rarara has publicly criticized the immediate past president for what he perceives as detrimental actions affecting the nation.
