Professor Saho is a historian of nineteenth and twentieth century West Africa (religious, legal, cultural, and social, women and gender history). His book, Contours of Change: Muslim Courts, Women, and Islamic Society in Colonial Bathurst, the Gambia, 1905–1965 (Michigan State University, 2018), explores the place of women in the formation of colonial Bathurst, the evolution of women’s understanding of the importance of law in securing their rights, as well as the ways in which women utilized the new qadi court system to fight for growing rights within the domestic sphere. He is currently working on a second book titled, Ritualizing the Womb: The Peril of Childless (Kañeleng) Women in The Gambia. 它调查了无子女妇女的自愿协会如何塑造现代冈比亚对不孕症的看法，以及kañelengcounter如何减轻无子女的负担并重新定义女性的文化建构。
来到欧大之前，萨霍曾在冈比亚担任国家艺术与文化中心总干事和口述历史档案馆主任。
