MARYAM HAMZA

MARYAM HAMZA

Department of History and War Studies,

Nigerian Defence Academy, Kaduna.

1. Department: Department of History and War Studies, Nigerian Defence Academy, Kaduna
2. Date of birth: 23/01/1980
3. State of Origin: Kaduna
4. LGA: Zaria
5. Nationality: Nigerian
6. Marital status: Married
7. Gender: Female
8. Date of Appointment: 1 March, 2017
9. Present rank: Lecturer II, CONUASS 3 step 8

1. Ph.D History (Military History), 2020 Nigerian Defence Academy,  Kaduna. 
2. M.A. Military History, 2016 Nigerian Defence Academy, Kaduna. 
3. PGD Education 2010 National Teachers Institute Kaduna
4. B.A. (Hons) History, 2002 ABU Zaria

1. Maryam Hamza, “Origin and Organization of the Nigeria Police and Crises Management Strategies”, Journal of History and Military Studies, Nigerian Defence Academy, Vol 2, No. 2, Jan 2016. pp 231-256
2. Bem Japhet Audu, Shuaibu Ibrahim & Maryam Hamza, “Nigeria and Her Neighbours in a Globalizing World: Interrogating some Security Implications” Quarterly Journal of Contemporary Research, Vol. 8, No. 3, Federal University of Otuoke, September, 2020. 
3. Shuaibu Ibrahim, Bem Japhet Audu, Thomas Terungwa Tyav, Maryam Hamza, Democracy and Good Governance in Nigeria: Roadmap to Sustainable Development, KIU Journal of Social Sciences 2021 Kampala International University ISSN: 2413-9580; 7(2): 45- 56
4. Mohammed Liman Murtala, Maryam Hamza & Anas Lawal, “Recognition of the Place of Women in 19th Century African Warfare: A Study of the Amazons of Dahomey”, LASU Journal of History & International Studies, Vol. 4.(1), March 2022,175-191

1. 1. HPZ Vintenaba & Maryam Hamza, “Gendering Leadership in PSO Operations”, in C.C.C. Osakwe, (ed) Leadership and Complex Military Operations, Kaduna: NDA Publishers, 2016, pp.268-287.
   2. Maryam Hamza, “Inter-Agency Cooperation in Crisis Management: The Role of the Nigeria Police in the Kafanchan Crises”, 1987-1999 in S. Ibrahim, O. E. Tangban, A. O. Ahmed, C. C. C. Osakwe (eds.) Defence, Security, Economy and Development in Nigeria 1 (London: Bahiti publishers, 2017),
   3.  S. Ibrahim, B. J. Audu and M. Hamza, ‘Labour Unionism and Politics in Nigeria since 1999’ in O. O. Okpeh, S. Ibrahim and B. J. Audu (eds.) Labour Unionism, Leadership and Development in Nigeria (Kaduna: NDA Publishers, 2020)
   4. Armed Banditry, National Security and Development in Nigeria, Maryam Hamza & Hannatu K. Ali in CCC Osakwe, AO Ahmed, LO Udeagbala, PA. Nwamagyi (eds.) Evolving Trends in Socio-Economic and Military History Festschrift in Honour of Prof OE Tangban, Kaduna: Nigerian Defence Academy, Publishers, 2020.
   5.  Maryam Hamza, “Impact of Islam on the Economy and Society of the Niger-Benue Confluence, 1900-1960” in A. Suberu and B. J. Audu (eds.)  History, Economy and Society of Lokoja (Kaduna: Nigerian Defence Academy Press, 2019). 

1. O. O. Okpeh, S. Ibrahim, B. J. Audu and M. Hamza (eds.), Precolonial Military History of Northern Nigeria (Canada: University of Calgary Publishers) (Forthcoming)
2. Shuaibu Ibrahim, Ojung Echum Tangban, Bem Japhet Audu and Maryam Hamza, (eds)., The National Youth Service Corps and Community Development Service, (Kaduna: Pyla-Mak Press and Publishers Ltd, 2021).
3. Shuaibu Ibrahim, Patrick Ukase, Bem Japhet Audu, Maryam Hamza and Onah Peter Otumala, (eds)., The National Youth Service Corps and Election in Nigeria, (Kaduna: Pyla-Mak Press and Publishers Ltd, 2021).
4. Shuaibu Ibrahim, Bem Japhet Audu, Maryam Hamza and Onah Peter Otumala, (eds)., The National Youth Service Corps and National Integration, (Kaduna: Pyla-Mak Press and Publishers Ltd, 2021).
5. Shuaibu Ibrahim, Adam Okene Ahmed, Bem Japhet Audu and Maryam eds)., The National Youth Service Corps and Skill Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development, (Kaduna: Pyla-Mak Press and Publishers Ltd, 2021).