tpia@:
Thanks.


You can also use the search function.

I just did, and immediately found at least three threads addressing the subject.

You were on two of them, and posted pictures of non-nigerian fulani on one.

Misapplication of google, dear.


Anyway, the emir has hausa blood, or if you can find a better way to explain why he looks hausa, then lets hear it on a different thread preferably.



You seem to be confusing him with the sultan of sokoto.

what do you mean by looks hausa The emir is just plain old-aged. do you have proof he has Hausa blood?

no im not confusing with Sultan Sokoto. Those are direct descent of Usumane Dan Fodio.

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Nice thread, I saw this documentary

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_dMOYjmSS0

how i so miss the North.
sleeping under the dongoyaro tree enjoying the afternoon breeze with my parents.

eating fried jada and soaking kunu zaki zaki or eating goose goose/pete. listening to Almajiris singing lai lai lo lo while asking for old tuwo
life in the North, nostalgic.

i miss the suya

@ pagan

The kings of the Hausa city states were called Sarkin before the coming of the Emir and Sultan titles, right?

Which of those Hausa kings was considered the most prominent/most powerful/most influential?

PhysicsQED: @ pagan

The kings of the Hausa city states were called Sarkin before the coming of the Emir and Sultan titles, right?

Which of those Hausa kings was considered the most prominent/most powerful/most influential?

Though you weren't asking me...I'll guess Sarkin Kano, since it's like the heart of hausaland.

PhysicsQED: @ pagan

The kings of the Hausa city states were called Sarkin before the coming of the Emir and Sultan titles, right?

Which of those Hausa kings was considered the most prominent/most powerful/most influential?

yes Saarkin Kano of Kutumbawa.