City Of Kano Nigeria (1949)

Unissued / Unused material.
The city of Kano in Nigeria.
Various shots camels laden with sacks entering gateway of Kano. LS gateway. LS pan across the town. Various street scenes. LS men slinging mud onto exterior of house. LS house newly whitewashed.
MS car driving down street. LS people with donkeys passing through street. Various shots long line of men carrying animal hides. LS trading post of the Niger company.
LS piled sacks of ground nuts. LS people loading railway trucks. LS Kano airfield. LS four engined transport plane landing at Kano. CU control tower operator. LS passengers alighting from 'plane. Various shots the Administration building. LS Emir of Kano leaving Administration buildings. CU Emir of Kano.
Various shots as Korean schoolchildren sat in semicircle attend lessons in open air. LS's views of the Mosque. LS view of Kano from Mosque.
FILM ID:2539.25
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[@9TalesBeatz]

beautiful history

[@burwell09]

my dad was attached to the African rifles around 1910 and was in Kano for a time

[@Ousmane75.]

The city of Cheikh Ibrahim NIASS Lovers ❤❤❤❤

[@kabirtukur2211]

allah ya jiqan magabatan mu

[@myshiningart1]

Ameen

[@muhammadabdulkareem4595]

Amin

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Ameen ya rabbi

[@oceejekwam6829]

I have to give the Hausa people credit for crafting a distinctive society organically. You can look around the world and there aren't many black African societies that are distinctive, in many cases it's hard to distinguish one from another because of the effects of colonialism and the rush to replicate western architectural designs.

[@pmp1558]

Our greatest city

[@musahalilu9510]

Allah yakarawa kn daukaka da zaman lpy

[@bioraziable]

Jalla babbar Hausa

[@bellomuhammad6406]

Allahu akbar

[@RuthBourne]

Korean? Koranic, I suspect!

[@musaabolqasim4910]

Hausa 💪✌️