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2. The 2nd Sarki reported to have been deposed/dethroned was Dakauta Dan Abdullahi Baja in 1452. He was said to have ruled in Kano for just 1 day.
… The market of Kano is the most important in the whole of tropical Africa, and its manufactures are to be met with from the Gulf of Guines on the south to the Mediterranean on the north, and from the Atlantic on the west to the Nile, or even the Red Sea, on the east.
The Jukunawa (Kwararrafa people) founded the wards of Yakasai, Sagagi and Kofar Mata in the 7th century while the Katsinawa in the 18th and 19th centuries founded the wards of Kulkul (named after their leader Abdullahi Qul-Qul), Warure and Darmà.
“She has authored hundreds of publications and has trained and mentored thousands of health students, enabling them to take on leadership roles across Nigeria and the African region.”
In 1350, the 1st & 2nd wave of Wangara clerics who founded Madabo University in Kano named faculties after their Sheikhs thus, we have neighborhoods in present-day Kano named Kabara from Sheikh Kabara, Mandawari from Mandaghri, Sheshe from Shayshe & Zaitawa from Sheikh Zait.
Clapperton reached Kano, a large walled town with a population of 40,000 people. He was impressed by its size and importance as a trading center, with teeming markets selling produce from all over Africa.
1/ Hausa architecture is the architecture of the Hausa people of Northern Nigeria. Hausa architectural forms include mosques, walls, houses, public buildings, and gates.
Due to the standard maintained by the school over the years, people that attended the school usually send their kids back to study in the same school without hesitation.
Examination authorities in Lagos didn't believe Abba made those excellent scores without cheating. The authorities provided a car that took Abba to Lagos to retake the exam. Abba was made to take the 9 exams in 3 days, under heavy supervision.
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2. The 2nd Sarki reported to have been deposed/dethroned was Dakauta Dan Abdullahi Baja in 1452. He was said to have ruled in Kano for just 1 day.
Written by Prof Abdallah Uba Adamu @auadamu name was Sadik. Perhaps about 11 years old. He walked into my newly allocated office in the old Mass Communications building of Bayero University Kano (Nigeria) in 2013. I was startled. He was a tiny boy, deep dark skin, beautiful faced
2- Tier IV (41 terabytes memory & 2.2 ventabytes storage capacity) National Data Center, Kano, and
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2. Kano provides a surprising example of a state that is dynamic and naturally sustainable. It has never been a national or regional capital but the dynamism and determination of its people and environment make it a place that is more than a city-state. 
Similar to the London clock tower’s location at the north end of the Palace of Westminster, the Kano municipal clock tower is located at the southern end of the Kano Emir’s place (Gidan Rumfa).
Their status was important in the 19th & 20th centuries as almost all of the Emirs during that time were sons of concubines. Between Sarki (Emir) Ibrahim Dabo (1819-1846) & Sarkin Kano, Muhammad Sanusi II, there have only been 2 Emirs (Sarakuna) who were not sons of concubines.
This revolutionary educational system provided the Muslim Hausa with a literary script through which they were able to communicate, and was maintained until 1903 when, under British colonial administration, it was heavily discouraged by the missionaries (Adamu 2004). 
Some 30years later another prose competition was organised by the Northern Nigeria publishing company in Zaria.
2- To provide access to the hotel Governor Audu Bako constructed a road from Kano metropolis to Tiga on the outskirts and then to Jos, the capital of Plateau state.