This would have been very enriching and refreshing but sadly all i perceive is "Boko Haramism". I was also taught that perception is reality. I don't hate or dislike our brothers up country, i am only moulded by what i have come to see and hear. God will yet heal this nation, if it is his will.

Great historical antique.

I have been to Kano and I love what I saw.
If you have been to Kano and love what you have seen click like

Kano tumbi giwa kodame kazo an fika... Likes 4rm kanawa,let see it rolling...

Impressive. Colourful. It shows that civilization has been in Africa long before the whites came.

I remember my visit to Kano as a child. Those dye pits... The ancient wall, the horse riding events; those days tourists crowded Kano, it was a city of pride. I also remember passing through Kaduna. Such beauty. Such glory. Northern Nigeria was and could have been much more. Now we weep.

We southerners try our best to avoid the north. A foreigner would be warned by his country not to go anywhere near northern Nigeria. Even indigenes seek peace and greener pastures away from the region. All because a set of misguided fanatics decided to misinterpret the teachings of the prophet.

I wish to God that these Islamists will be defeated so that Kano and the other northern cities would reclaim their pride.

Very rich culture indeed.

Nigeria still have great cultural heritage which can really enhance tourism, creating uncountable employment opportunities, aside from crude oil.

Nigeria is blessed; East, West, North or South.

If only we all can agree to live in Peace and Unity!

Nairaland historians are repping.
#HAPPY

sakaguchi:
Of what importance is the wall? It did not stop the Fulani invasion, Bristish invasion and today's fanatic mohameddan extremism/fundamentalism.

The builders of this world have rolled a thousand time over in their graves. Today, Hausa people are peasants and talakawas. Leaving off the mercy of Fulani hegemony. The royalty is all fulani and the typical hausaman has been confined to trading and farming. Only the hausa's in Nigeria don't have traditional rule over themselves. Keep on worshiping your fulani demigods. Bayajidda is spinning in his grave...spin of fury.

#cowardice.

Kind of like how you guys worship your white/Oyibo demigods? Dully noted.

I thought that I would add a video to this fantastic thread:


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrHC74JH81U


Much love to the Hausas from your Fulantachi friend from Adamawa. Allah ya kaika alheri

Axum my boy,do u see civilization of ur master, boy?

Oh noble fulaman of the federal republic of Nigeria, I greet u. We indeed have rich history.

adamskutty:
Oh noble fulaman of the federal republic of Nigeria, I greet u. We indeed have rich history.

Hey Adam, I greet you as well. Long time hope that you are well.

This guy reminds me of Gandoki

www.nairaland.com/attachments/2229212_unnamed44_jpeg029a138e72b68e173162fef56d416cf0

I may not be from the north, but I am proud of our heritage as a nation. Nice one OP.

Kano is indeed one of the oldest and most civilized ancient cities in africa, with kurmi market dating over a 1000 year and still operating. i rep kano. my city,my state ;DKano is indeed one of the oldest and most civilized ancient cities in africa, with kurmi market dating over a 1000 year and still operating. i rep kano. my city,my state

Ishilove:
This guy reminds me of Gandoki

www.nairaland.com/attachments/2229212_unnamed44_jpeg029a138e72b68e173162fef56d416cf0

kikiki Lol, Macmilian Powerful Worrior of those time.

Historical heritage of the wonderful city of kano#

KANO......ba gari ba dajin Allah..... KANO ta Dabo Tumbin Giwa, ko dame kazo anfika. (KANO....not a city but a forest created by God..... Kano of Dabo the stomach ot Elephant, anything you come with they pass you).

Interesting.

Now this is what I am talking, this is a definition of an educative and sensible thread... an eye opener!!! . I just wish sometimes when I come online, I can be able to read about historical findings like this one, to read how archeologists have been able to discover and unearth ancient relics or treasures or to read about how scientists, geologists ,historians,explorers etc have been able invent, unravel, or juxtapose ancient mysteries,i believe all this can go a long way in shaping our thinking and broaden our horizon about the ancient world. ..... I also think it's high time we have an historical section...

I guess I am a little bit bored of the romance section , the 10 ways and 10 types blah blah blah makes the romance section sound like an unending saga...

Hausa great walls!

bond77:
Now this is what I am talking, this is a definition of an educative and sensible thread... an eye opener!!! . I just wish sometimes when I come online, I can be able to read about historical findings like this one, to read how archeologists have been able to discover and unearth ancient relics or treasures or to read about how scientists, geologists ,historians,explorers etc have been able invent, unravel, or juxtapose ancient mysteries,i believe all this can go a long way in shaping our thinking and broaden our horizon about the ancient world. ..... I also think it's high time we have an historical section...

I guess I am a little bit bored of the romance section , the 10 ways and 10 types blah blah blah makes the romance section sound like an unending saga...

Well said.

sakaguchi:
Of what importance is the wall? It did not stop the Fulani invasion, Bristish invasion and today's fanatic mohameddan extremism/fundamentalism.

The builders of this world have rolled a thousand time over in their graves. Today, Hausa people are peasants and talakawas. Leaving off the mercy of Fulani hegemony. The royalty is all fulani and the typical hausaman has been confined to trading and farming. Only the hausa's in Nigeria don't have traditional rule over themselves. Keep on worshiping your fulani demigods. Bayajidda is spinning in his grave...spin of fury.

#cowardice.

The walls could have been built for aesthetics. Who knows?

hardbody:
This would have been very enriching and refreshing but sadly all i perceive is "Boko Haramism". I was also taught that perception is reality. I don't hate or dislike our brothers up country, i am only moulded by what i have come to see and hear. God will yet heal this nation, if it is his will.

Mumu, muss yuh comment?

ugojamali:
Impressive. Colourful. It shows that civilization has been in Africa long before the whites came.

I remember my visit to Kano as a child. Those dye pits... The ancient wall, the horse riding events; those days tourists crowded Kano, it was a city of pride. I also remember passing through Kaduna. Such beauty. Such glory. Northern Nigeria was and could have been much more. Now we weep.

We southerners try our best to avoid the north. A foreigner would be warned by his country not to go anywhere near northern Nigeria. Even indigenes seek peace and greener pastures away from the region. All because a set of misguided fanatics decided to misinterpret the teachings of the prophet.

I wish to God that these Islamists will be defeated so that Kano and the other northern cities would reclaim their pride.

Nice unbiased comment.. The North must rise again, Insha Allah. Our stolen glory must returned no matter what.

kennydee05:
I have been to Kano and I love what I saw.
If you have been to Kano and love what you have seen click like

I've NOT been to Kano, but i like what i have seen......what should i click plz ?

My years in Kano!!!

Kanawan dabo tumbin Giwa!!! Yaro, ko dame kazo anfi ka! Kano, Mai Dala Da Goron Dutse!!!

ozodigboo:

I've NOT been to Kano, but i like what i have seen......what should i click plz ?

Just share