Biography of Hadiza Gabon and Net worth

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Welcome to Hadiza Gabon Net worth 2020 and biography. In this post I will be sharing with you all the facts about kannywood talented Actress Hadiza Gabon.

Hadiza Gabon net worth, biography of hadiza Gabon

Hadiza Gabon Net Worth 2020 And Biography

Hadiza Gabon Net Worth 2020

Hadiza Gabon Net Worth is estimated at 500,000 US Dollars as of 2020.

Hadiza Gabon Biography

Hadiza Aliyu popularly known as Hadiza Gabon is a famous Hausa film Actress, Filmmaker, considered to be one of the most decent Actress In kannywood.

She was a brand ambassador to Nigeria companies like indomie, MTN and also a role model to her fans because she’s highly respected in the industry.

Gabon have won many awards like the best Actress jury award at the 2nd kannywood award which was hosted by MTN.

The young Actress is a proud founder of HAG Foundation, a charity organization helping the less previllage in the society.

Hadiza Aliyu was born in Libreville, Republic of Gabon on 1st June 1989. She is the daughter of malam Aliyu who is an elder stateman.

She also attended both primary school and second school in Gabon where she obtained her school leaving certificate.

Hadiza Gabon made her way into the Hausa film industry after acting a role in a movie titled “Artabu” alongside Ali Nuhu in 2009.

Awards And Honors

  • 2nd Kannywood/MTN Awards – Best Actress of the Year(Jury Choice) – 2014
  • Kannywood AWA 24 Film & Merit Award – Best Supporting Actress – 2015
  • Kwankwasiyya Award – Kwankwasiyya Award – 2013
  • 2013 Best of Nollywood Awards – Best Actress (Hausa) – 2013
  • African Hollywood Awards – Best Actress – 2016
  • 2013 Best of Nollywood Awards and 2nd Kannywood/MTN Awards in 2014.
  • She was  honor in 2013 by the former Governor of Kano State, Dr. Rabiu Musa Kwankw aso in
  • recognition of her distinguished career as an actress
  • She was also awarded by African Hollywood Awards as Best Actress

Hadiza Gabon Movie

  • Artabu
  • Daina Kuka
  • Farar Saka
  • Fataken Dare
  • Jinin Mijina
  • Kolo
  • Mukaddari
  • Sakayya
  • Umarnin Uwa
  • Ziyadat
  • Wasila
  • Umarnin Uwa
  • A’isha Humaira
  • Daga Ni Sai Ke
  • Ali Yaga Ali
  • Basaja
  • Daga Ni Sai Ke
  • Uba da ‘Da
  • Indon Kauye
  • Yar Maye
  • Badi Ba Rai
  • Akirizzaman
  • Dare Daya
  • Wata Tafi Wata
  • Da Kai Zan Gana
  • Haske
  • Ban Sani Ba
  • Mai Dalilin Aure
  • Ba’asi
  • Jarumta
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