KANO NIGERIA: The oldish kano is West Africa's first-born city dated morethan a thousand (1,000) years back. Its the commercial capital city of trans-Saharan trade. The extraordinary degree of progression can be credited to the commercial, Agricultural, educational, cultural and industrial activities of the region.


KANO STATE:The present day Kano State located in North-West Nigeria was established on the 27th Day Of May 1967 and it has 44 local government area. However, in 1991 a new distinct state was mapped out from Kano to form Jigawa. Kano is Nigeria's most populous state with an eight local government area metropolis.


KANO [The Capital Of Kano State]:is Nigeria's second most substantial metropolitan domain after lagos comprising eight local government as supercity with a total expanse of 499km2.

Mallan Aminu Kano International Airport Nigerias First Airport


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1. Sani Abacha Stadium Kano
2. Kano Pillars Stadium (Fourth Pic)

Ahmed Musa Sport Complex Kano

Higher Institutions Of Learning


Kano educational system is a national manifestation that serves a trendsetter for other state to simulate. The sparkling girls child and adult literacy initiative has received global commendation and acknowledgments. Priority is given more to girls child education. Pre-Tertiarry student are conveyed from various street to their respective schools of destinations and reconveyed back to place of abode after school hours.

Kano tertiary institutions have produced numerous Kano intellects whose in their professional excellence made Nigeria proud both at local and international level. Kano is the first Nigerian Northern State to established two state own universities


PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES

1. Bayero University Kano
2. Nigerian Police Academy Kano
3. Nort-West University Kano (Now Yusuf Maitama Sule University)
4. Kano University Of Science And Technology


Colleges And Polytechnics
1. Federal College Of Education Kano
2. Federal College Of Agricultural Produce Technology
3. Federal College Of Education Bichi
4. Sa'adatu Rimi College Of Education Kano
5. Kano State Polytechnic
6. Muhammad Abdullahi Wase Polytechnic


Health Institutions

1. Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital School Of Nursing
2. Kano State School Of Nursing And Midwifery
3. School Of Post Basic Nursing Gezawa
4. School Of Nursing Danbatta
5. School Of Nursing Madobi
6. Health Technology Kano
7. Health Technology Bebeji
8. School Of Hygiene Kano


Other Institutions
1. Aminu Kano school For Legal Studies
2. Informatics Institute Kano
3. Audu Bako School Of Agriculture



These are the 1s I know.


First Picture is Northwest University Kano. The Other Pictures speak for themselves.

HEALTH FACILITIES:

1. DALA ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL: The first commission national orthopedic hospital as well as orthopedic centre.
2. Murtala Muhammad Specialist Hospital
3. Abdullahi Wase Speciaist Hospital
4. Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital
5. Muhamadu Buhari Specialist Hospital
6. Zoo Road Pediatric Hospital
7. Paediatric Hasiya Bayero Kano State

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Road Connection:

Picture1. Longest Land Flyover Build By H.E Former Governor Of Kano State Engr Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso.

Last 2 pics. Kano interchange (underpass)

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With all these Yet kano produce the highest amount of beggers and almajiri per state? I shake my head. Kai baba.
Why not show us the picture of beggers and almajiri on row call
What about the longest bridge build by gej

usba:
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too many almajiri and beggers on the street of kano what sayest thou

Buildings

Malls

1. Welcare
2. Country Mall
3. Ado Bayero Mall
4. Jifatu Deparmental Store
5. Sufi Mart
6. Sahads

2cato:
too many almajiri and beggers on the street of kano what sayest thou

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Agriculture And Market: Kano produces 1.6m tons of rice in 2016

Kano state is a showcase in agriculture self reliance and admirable resource management. The presence of Dams ensures all year round farming (Irrigation). Kano is the most irrigated State in Nigeria with more three million (3,000,000) hectares cultivation land.

kano is the commercial city of west Africa. The kurmi market established in the 15th century endow much attraction to traders from Western Sudan , Tripoli and Ghadames who came to do business. Among other markets are Sabon Gari Market, Singa, Bata, Kasuwar Rimi, Yan kaba, Dawanau, etc

Kano land of pissssssssssss

Electricity: Tiga Dam Hydroelectric Power

Media

Televisions

1. Arewa24 TV (satellite tv)
2. Rahma TV (satellite tv)
3. A.I.T Kano
4. Channels TV Kano
5. NTA Kano

Radio Stations

1. Radio Kano A.m
2. Manoma A.m
3. Radio Kano F.m
4. ARTV F.m
5. Radio Nigeria Pyramid F.m
6. Raypower F.m
7. Dala F.m
8. Express Radio
9. Guaranty F.m
10. Arewa Radio
11. Wazobia F.m
12. Cool F.m
13. Rahma Radio
14 B.U.K Fm
15 Freedom Radio
16 Aminci Radio
17 Correct Fm
18 Sound City Fm

Where To Spend Your Holiday

1. Roxy Amusement Park
2. Wasai Dam - Minjibir Park
5. Bagauda/ Tiga Lake.
6. Hills And Valleys Amusement Park
7. Cooky Amusement Park
8. Tiga Dam




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Wasai Dam - Minjibir Resort Park Kano

Our crude oil money at work. See them parasites

Why na?

You want the chest beaters that developed the whole world but can't deveelop their tiny enclave to see all these and troop there enmasse?

You people should fear God o.

Porto Golf Resort Kano Minjibir

Tourism

1. Falgore Game Reserve
2. Audu Bako Zoological Garden Nigeria's No 1 Zoo and Second in Africa


" I am surprised to hear from a lot of people, including those who call themselves elites criticizing my idea of establishing a zoo or game reserve and not only that but also making it an item of mockery. I am openly condemning such people as people without foresight and wisdom. I am glad to say that there are not many of them in Nigeria for otherwise, general progress would have been slow. "

“ In the name of God, I declare the Kano Zoological Garden open for the general public of Nigeria and anybody from outside the country, and I pray that it will serve mankind forever. To the people of Kano State, I hand to you this zoo as an object of pride. Please hold it as an egg. May God help us. Thank you. ”-- His Excellence Late. Alhaji Audu Bako RahimahulLAH


FIRST ANIMAL DONATIONS

Before the establishment of the zoo, Audu Bako and his wife rear triplet lions at home, namely:


1. DANJUMA: Brought up from the age of one week by Audu Bako and His wife and letter donated to Kano Zoo by His Excellence to commemorate opening ceremony of the zoo.

2. BALA: is the triplet brother of Danjuma and Jummai which Audu Bako presented to his friend, and also donated to the zoo.

3. JUMMAI: The triplet sister (Died).

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Just say Kano is a commercial city and leave all these plenty talks.

Kano is a place to farm, buy farm produce and sell your goods. Among the 44 local governments only few are developed. Others are filled with mud houses and a large number of people who can't speak english.

If not for cool fm and wazobia who broadcast in english, i doubt if one can be be able to listen to radio stations in Kano since most of the OAPs of other stations and callers communicate in hausa.

No social life except if you go to town were igbo's dominate.

No betting stores, bear parlours, churches, etc except in the town were igbo's dominate.

1. Kano National Museum Known as Gidan Makama is 550+ years old, built on 1440 by emir of kano Rumfa. The office of Nigerian First Governor General Sir Baron Fedric Lord Lugard is located inside. (First Two Pictures)

2. Gidan dan Hausa was built in 1909 & served as the first colonial residency in #Kano & first colonial school. #Nigeria. Its presently Kano state own museum. (Last Two Pictures)

FriendNG how can you forget the water project. I would know it's not physical infrastructure but the vaccine drive is something cool to add. 2.6 million children vaccinated a few weeks ago.

1. 500+ Years Old Kofar Mata Dye pit
2. Dala Hill. It is 534 meters (1,753 feet) high.[1] there are steps on the hill (Dala) which has nine hundred and ninety nine foot steps (999) In the seventh century