I've noticed that bbc hausa labaran duniya usually goes harder on exposing corruption than some local news sites do. From what I've seen, BBC Hausa isn't scared to call out government issues or name names, while local Hausa news sometimes holds back, probably because they're worried about getting in trouble with people in power.

Like, my dad always tells me BBC Hausa is where you hear the real gist about what politicians are doing, not just what the government wants you to hear. Honestly, I've compared stories on BBC Hausa with some other sites, and BBC will drop more details or cover protests that local news completely ignores. I even remember there was this big scandal about lost funds, and BBC Hausa was the only place sharing info from whistleblowers.

I kinda trust them more because they're global, so they don't have to worry as much about local backlash. But sometimes people say they focus too much on problems instead of good stuff. Still, if you want the truth about government issues, I've found bbc hausa labaran duniya is way more direct and less afraid to talk about it than most Nigerian sites.