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Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by malware: 3:25pm On Sep 28, 2017

SHAKABOOM:
Lol..They don't allow dere girls to mature well before marriage..For example a girl of maybe 12,13 years gets married when the girl gives birth she gives birth to an unhealthy baby,when the baby grows up clock maybe 11 yrs,wedding bell go dey ring for her side..one alhaji will show from nowhere ad won't allow her mature well, before yu know what's happening she gets married ad reproduce another unhealthy baby..The unhealthy babies go jst dey marry demselves anyhow,dey repeat the cycle.
So It has sumtin to do with early marriage.

You are entitled to your own opinion. But can you tell me consequences of early pre-marital sex engaged mostly by your sisters?

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Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by malware: 3:27pm On Sep 28, 2017

VomeSchakleton:
Kuuuut inaaa. Kano dai.

Toh a ina ka samo Allah ~~Shiyi~~ Yayi miki albarka?

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by Nobody: 3:30pm On Sep 28, 2017

malware:
Toh a ina ka samo Allah ~~Shiyi~~ Yayi miki albarka?

Lol! Kaduna na girma, ka san kaduna kuma komai aka hada. Da kananci, da zazzaganci, da katsinanci, da sakkwatanci.

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by malware: 3:33pm On Sep 28, 2017

VomeSchakleton:
Lol! Kaduna na girma, ka san kaduna kuma komai aka hada. Da kananci, da zazzaganci, da katsinanci, da sakkwatanci.

Hakane... Har da Turanci-Hausa sunayi.... cheesy

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Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by Nobody: 3:34pm On Sep 28, 2017

malware:
Hakane... Har da Turanci-Hausa sunayi....

Sosai. Ingausa ba grin

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by malware: 3:35pm On Sep 28, 2017

VomeSchakleton:
Sosai. Ingausa ba

Hakane...

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by santricedupas(m): 3:37pm On Sep 28, 2017

it be like sey na fulani lady I go marry ooooo but I be afonja arewa and afonja fit marry each other abi

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by Nobody: 3:40pm On Sep 28, 2017

malware:
Hakane...

Ni kaina kwanan nan ne na dan fara takura wa kaina in ba haka ba ban iya magana a hausa zalla sai dai ingausa.

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by delpee(f): 4:03pm On Sep 28, 2017

Beautiful pictures!
Visited Kano old city years ago. The dyeing pits, museum et al. It's good to travel to learn more about our history and various cultures.

Most parts of the North have unique housing structures which are well suited for the environment.

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Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by omoiyamayor(m): 4:04pm On Sep 28, 2017

Saudia flag on a nigeria palace.lost priority

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by Vutseck(m): 4:05pm On Sep 28, 2017

Jiang:
Proudly pure breed Hausa-Fulani & full time Muslim.
Am a binafide definition of what strikes fear into the hearts of IPOBS

not limited to ipobs but all over the country parading your selves like Munsters

your northern Christian brothers are not left out as well
.

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by HunterofPigs: 4:08pm On Sep 28, 2017

santricedupas:
it be like sey na fulani lady I go marry ooooo
but I be afonja
arewa and afonja fit marry each other
abi

How can you be Afonja or whatever you called yourself? Afonja died a warrior's death in 1824. I believe your ancestors were still dwelling in caves by then, covering their blokos with leaves while your women move about nakedd with those disgraceful sagging breastss.

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Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by Agent23(m): 4:12pm On Sep 28, 2017

Donjazzy12:
One good thing about Hausa girls or Fulani is that their pussy never smells. They are super neat underneath. And they are very beautiful and sexy. They are the best women yo marry!

How you take know this

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by Agent23(m): 4:17pm On Sep 28, 2017

adexuxin:
This is called Originality. You can never understand.
Pele, sorry, Sai hakuri, doo!, i miss fura da nono da Sugar danstari

Pls i dont need to explain things here. You that has been to the north explain to your people. We dont boast . They should come and see

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by Agent23(m): 4:19pm On Sep 28, 2017

SHAKABOOM:
Lol..They don't allow dere girls to mature well before marriage..For example a girl of maybe 12,13 years gets married when the girl gives birth she gives birth to an unhealthy baby,when the baby grows up clock maybe 11 yrs,wedding bell go dey ring for her side..one alhaji will show from nowhere ad won't allow her mature well, before yu know what's happening she gets married ad reproduce another unhealthy baby..The unhealthy babies go jst dey marry demselves anyhow,dey repeat the cycle.
So It has sumtin to do with early marriage.

Who told you this? Pls if you dont know something kindly keep quiet and dont bombard people with falsehood

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Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by Wallace2107: 4:22pm On Sep 28, 2017

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Bayajidda1:
Op, are these pictures not part and parcel of the AREWA gallery?

Please if you mistakenly left them out, kindly update your post.

Thanks.

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Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by JBismarck(m): 4:36pm On Sep 28, 2017

fk001:
Which entrance is this in fombina palace? because i can't recall this one.

And you forgot to add the oldest emirate in northern Nigeria,

BORNU Empire,

Elkenemi's den.

wrong. Bornu was never part of Sokoto Caliphate; it was an independent, distinct empire on its own. the emirates were to Sokoto Caliphate what states are to Nigeria - they were regional administrative mechanisms created for ease of administration and Bornu was not part of the Caliphate. Bornu had its own subsidiary structures.

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by SHAKABOOM: 4:43pm On Sep 28, 2017

Agent23:
Who told you this? Pls if you dont know something kindly keep quiet and dont bombard people with falsehood

Pls I need a constructive criticism..I gave yu the main reason..Yu can believe me or not.

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by fk001(m): 4:52pm On Sep 28, 2017

JBismarck:
wrong. Bornu was never part of Sokoto Caliphate; it was an independent, distinct empire on its own. the emirates were to Sokoto Caliphate what states are to Nigeria - they were regional administrative mechanisms created for ease of administration and Bornu was not part of the Caliphate. Bornu had its own subsidiary structures.

What are you talking about huh

did i say it was Part of sokoto caliphate?

The OP wrote

" pictures of Emir palace in the North". Or do you want to sideline Borno from northern Nigeria?

Borno it was an empire on its own, it was formerly known as Bornu empire which include Sudan, Niger, chad and some part of Cameroon, before it was further divided into various empires.

Even Bayyajidda the founding Father of Hausa's, met Borno empire as it was, that was during Elkenemi's Era.

Elkenemi gave out his daughter to bayyajida, all these happened before Danfodio came the existence, and i don't have to remind you that Danfodio is the founding Father of Most of the Northern state Emirate, excluding Borno and Yobe.

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by SHAKABOOM: 5:02pm On Sep 28, 2017*

malware:
You are entitled to your own opinion. But can you tell me consequences of early pre-marital sex engaged mostly by your sisters?

He needs matured answers or are yu having issues with yur brain?It's like yu are one of the premature fulanis I mentioned.

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by JBismarck(m): 5:08pm On Sep 28, 2017

fk001:
What are you talking about did i say it was Part of sokoto caliphate?

The OP wrote

" pictures of Emir palace in the North". Or do you want to sideline Borno from northern Nigeria?

Borno it was an empire on its own, it was formerly known as Bornu empire which include Sudan, Niger, chad and some part of Cameroon, before it was further divided into various empires.

Even Bayyajidda the founding Father of Hausa's, met Borno empire as it was, that was during Elkenemi's Era.

Elkenemi gave out his daughter to bayyajida, all these happened before Danfodio came the existence, and i don't have to remind you that Danfodio is the founding Father of Most of the Northern state Emirate, excluding Borno and Yobe.

to start with, you called Bornu a 'emirate' and my comment is to correct that assertion. Bornu was distinct of the Sokoto Caliphate, so, it cant be an 'emirate' of Sokoto.

that is that. Bayajidda was not a contemporary of El-Kanemi. the cleric, El-Kanemi lived in early 19th century while Bayajjida lived in time immemorial. Dan Fodio and his descendants unified the various states in the northwestern part of modern Nigeria. The states had been founded and existed several centuries before Dan Fodio's religious revolution in 1906. Dan Fodio cannot be the founding father of Hausa states like Kano, Zazzau, Gwandu, Gobir, Rano, Daura etc that had been existing several centuries because he (Dan Fodio) lived in the twilight of 18th century and dawn of 19th century.

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by fk001(m): 5:24pm On Sep 28, 2017

JBismarck:
to start with, you called Bornu a 'emirate' and my comment is to correct that assertion. Bornu was distinct of the Sokoto Caliphate, so, it cant be an 'emirate' of Sokoto.

that is that. Bayajidda was not a contemporary of El-Kanemi. the cleric, El-Kanemi lived in early 19th century while Bayajjida lived in time immemorial. Dan Fodio and his descendants unified the various states in the northwestern part of modern Nigeria. The states had been founded and existed several centuries before Dan Fodio's religious revolution in 1906. Dan Fodio cannot be the founding father of Hausa states like Kano, Zazzau, Gwandu, Gobir, Rano, Daura etc that had been existing several centuries because he (Dan Fodio) lived in the twilight of 18th century and dawn of 19th century.

Bayyajidda was the founding founder of those states you mention, which are predominantly Hausa speaking states/ region. until Danfodio came and recolonized them.That's why you will see Sokoto, katsina, Gwandu, Fombina,Gombe, and many northern states are ruled by Danfodio lineage, or his disciples lineage, till date.

Shehu palace of Borno state originate from Kanem-Bornu-Empire.

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by tolguy(m): 5:29pm On Sep 28, 2017

SIRmanjar:
My ALEWA FLEND nice pics..Pls I wanna know why many fulanis are skinny ad premature looking..Is it a taboo to be fat over dere..Pls I need mature answers?

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Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by SHAKABOOM: 5:30pm On Sep 28, 2017

Jiang:
Proudly pure breed Hausa-Fulani & full time Muslim.
Am a binafide definition of what strikes fear into the hearts of IPOBS

Which fear?No frend you are a bonafide definition of a unity begger cos ipobs have made it clear that they wanna stay on dere own.

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Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by badman007(m): 5:33pm On Sep 28, 2017

Niger Delta funds has worked well up North

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by tolguy(m): 5:35pm On Sep 28, 2017

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Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by TiffanyJ(f): 5:36pm On Sep 28, 2017

SHAKABOOM:
Lol..They don't allow dere girls to mature well before marriage..For example a girl of maybe 12,13 years gets married.when the girl gives birth she gives birth to an unhealthy baby,when the baby grows up ad clock maybe 11 yrs,wedding bell go dey ring for her side ..one alhaji will show from nowhere ad won't allow her mature well, before yu know what's happening she gets married ad reproduce another unhealthy baby..The unhealthy babies go grow up dey marry demselves anyhow,dey repeat the cycle.
So It has sumtin to do with early marriage.

Oga don't say what you don't know. Fulanis, are by nature slim. Both their men and women are always slim. This is simply their nature. I've seen women who married early and still grow fat

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Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by tolguy(m): 5:37pm On Sep 28, 2017

BAUCHI EMIRATE

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by tolguy(m): 5:42pm On Sep 28, 2017

Agent23:
How you take know this

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by SWORD419(m): 5:49pm On Sep 28, 2017

Agent23:
Pls i dont need to explain things here. You that has been to the north explain to your people. We dont boast . They should come and see

Rabu da yan iska su gani suke kamar arewa irin qauyen nan ne ba chigaba ga talauchi, amman kuma in sun xo basa sob komawa

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by Arielle: 5:49pm On Sep 28, 2017

Lovely pictures. The architectural details are unbelievable. And so well preserved. A real cultural gem. Please pay no mind to the hateful comments. Some people know no other way to be. More pictures please.

Re: Pictures Of Emir Palaces In The North, Where Tradition And Modernity Blend Well by Nobody: 5:50pm On Sep 28, 2017

SHAKABOOM:
Which fear?No frend you are a bonafide definition of a unity begger cos ipobs have made it clear that they wanna stay on dere own.

then tell your iPob bros to leave our country nah, go look for an island somewhere, then place the biafran flag, we won't stop you

Vutseck I get apartment for hire woh, if you visit north I go give you rent 90% higher than normal, after all I love people like you cheesy

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