His Royal Highness - Emir of Kano talks history & culture of the Kano Emirate🇳🇬👑

[@NafisaLondon]

Here's the biography of His Royal Highness Muhammad Sanusi II Emir of Kano en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanusi_Lamido_Sanusi - here is also a brief history of the kingdom of Kano dating back 1000 years en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kingdom_of_Kano. Thanks for watching, ~Your Fulani 💕👑

[@abubakarkabir7567]

Beautiful Nafisa

[@ethanthomas68]

That was an incredible tour, thanks! As an African American, tours such as this help me tap into the history and culture of the Hausa/Fulani ancestry that shows up in my DNA profile

[@brahimbmzo490]

I hope the Fulani leaders should try to preserve the rich cultural heritages beyond boundaries that our grand fathers left it for us. I’m so proud of Lamido Sanusi for spreading the tolerant and modern Islam and also his pro women rights instance.

[@ekanem2954]

I love emir sanusi abeg. I honestly wish he went into politics or was appointed a minister after leaving CBN. He's a brilliant man and a national treasure for real

[@sentientgrace]

Wow , I've never heard him speak , such a brilliant scholar .

[@kelechie6836]

He truly is, I've always admired his intelligence from his days at CBN.

[@edkure]

Jefferson Ejeh Once the Governor of CBN.

[@briana.2549]

Wow i am mesmerized by the eloquence of His Highness .

[@naomicoker7680]

I really wanted the HRH Sanusi to go into mainstream politics before he was crowned the Emir of Kano! I really appreciate his intellectual capacity in trying to change the mind set of the common Hausa man. But always trust the hooligans parading themselves as politicians in Nigeria, now trying to break Kano empire into bits. I'm not Hausa, but I love the fact the Hausa tradition remains part of our history to present day. Same as the Benin empire. I must stress that I am Yoruba, but am Nigerian first in all sense.

[@ahmedkarage9633]

Getting a tour of the emirs palace with the emir himself. really amazing

[@kkkkkkk8415]

I love the Islamic history in Africa and African history ... I’m a Bengali Muslim from uK I love to come to Nigeria 🇳🇬 and get this rich knowledge.

[@allerdycee]

Allah ya taimaki sarki ,✊✊. Greetings from Kingston Jamaica

[@herbdoulhafeez]

Good job Nafisah, never I could catch a glimpse of the innermost part of the Emir of Kano's palace like I just did, and I really appreciate His Royal Highness for gracing this beautiful episode. I will be keeping this one at the private corner of my hard drive for record purposes. Lol

[@herbdoulhafeez]

*never knew

[@ebonysweetnesssweetness5153]

How wonderful it is to see inside of this amazing Palace. One of the most prolific lies to be told is to say that Black people don't read - the truth is the first libraries existed within Africa I have come to learn that sadly many of those collections were destroyed by Europeans when they arrived on the continent. In an attempt to preserve many scrolls & books were kept in private libraries unfortunately many of these have become fragile. The plan to have this library preserved and catalogued is a great thing for people to be able to be able to appreciate.

[@lawaldaura6998]

Great job. Remember, there is the need to know more on HAUSA history right from the relationship of Ethiopian cultures down to DALA settlers between HAUSA and OROMO/AMHARIC speakers. What happened during Arab-Hausa trade (ISLAM propagation to HAUSA land) and how the TSOHON-BIRNI, where old DAURA town originated became extinct? I believed the BRITISH library might have a copy of the book title "GIRGAM". Girgam was a HAUSA recorded historic book compiled by the then traditional rulers in AJAMI. It was filched by the then BRITISH monopolers in AFRICA around 200 years back. Good beginning! Wishing you excellent progress ahead...

[@omaras9752]

What a beautiful royal family! I'm happy for you girl..... I will be soon coming to kano for Hawan salla

[@rufaisabo1852]

Masha Allah we are blessed to have like of Emir Sunusi in Northern Nigeria, having jurisprudence study and western Education is a gift

[@mhymoustapha]

I'm cameroonian🇨🇲 and i respect deeply Laamiiɗo Sanusi. I hope too, this important person will be the next President of FRN by God will. A jaaraama Mayramjo (princess)!

[@austineaustine9570]

Man the emir sanusi is just a bag of knowledge. A true definition of when education meets religion. Thanks Nafisa for the video. it was really informative; you're doing a great work

[@ibrahimalkoum946]

thanks sister for showing us kano emirate ,, really you have great history and I am interresting to know more about you ,, greetings from sudan ❤

[@globalcetzen5271]

Wow his royal highness is so effortlessly majestic. He has the same dreamy eyes as Nafisa, and a very calming yet exceptionally intellectual way of weaving conversations.

[@suleimanomipidan8012]

Jazakumullah khaiyran for granting us access to the rich history of the Emir of Kano. One striking thing among others is the fact that Africans were literate before the coming of the English man. I am from the South West and I have encountered ‘ajami’ writings in my local dialect, in books that were far older than my Late father of blessed memory. A prove that was just substantiated by what you’ve just shown us. Many thanks indeed for your time and it gladdens my heart that his Royal Highness is a great man of caliber and timber, which such much knowledge secularly and islamically, ayadahu llah ta’la bi nasrihi al-AZEEZ-may the Almighty Allah continue to strengthen him, allahumma amin.

[@merydukuray]

Ma sha allah, loved hearing all these stories. So interesting and beautiful 😊

[@chelseaaneke]

It’s so interesting to see this side of Nigeria 💕I’m a new subscriber and love your channel

[@PapaAfrica1]

Wow!!!! I appreciate your videos that much more! This is the kind of history I’d love to consume Islam/Fulani/Hausa and etc MaShaaAllah. amazing!!!

[@seynitoure7078]

I knew the Emir was a well known economist but it is a great pleasure to hear him speaking English. This is an inspiring example of what we expect from islamic scholars particularly in Senegal where most of the so called serigne do exploit the talibs. Knowledge is the key to free ourself from exploitation

[@alitabbas3685]

Beautiful Palace, great Emir and a scholar, am always in admiration of Sanusi Lamido Sanusi and now Sarkin Kano Muhammadu Sanusi II, may Allah prolong your reign ameen

[@salamatuyakubu120]

Soooo Masha Allah. His highness SLS very intelligent, religious both in and out. I wish he will be our next president.

[@lazarocedeno5270]

Thanks you your Royal Highness for the privilege of you teaching us about your amazing legacy. I was born in the Americas. Cuba exactly. We are so ignorant, forgive us. Please, permit me to bless you in the name of God.

[@brendameteyer6377]

Thank you Royal Highness Sanusi, Emir of Kano and thank you Royal Highness Nafisa for the positive, inspirational, informative, videos.

[@alicemoh9225]

This is amazing! I'm Hausa and it's so cool to see you with the royal highness.

[@saucegod3173]

Wow amazing you should try to make videos in other northern Nigerian cities like Katsina and Kaduna

[@earthgoddess_66]

Amazing! I got chills. Thank you for sharing. Love, love, love your uncle's regal attire. Phenomenal historical recount. Blessings. Thanks again.

[@finiteconsult6181]

Very nice of his highness, for granting you audience. Greetings from Munich, Germany

[@kago16]

Wow! Wonderful. My favorite vlog of yours. I love the rich history and culture. I’m in awe of the regal surroundings. The Emir is so personable and well spoken. This vlog puts into perspective your lineage and some of your bougie traits. Keep it up. More vlogs like this please.

[@Mr020782]

Amazing and thank you for sharing. Kids in schools across the nation need to see these videos. It will helps shape the African ( Nigerian) Identity and the future of the African ( Nigerian Child)

[@abdidhergane8680]

OMG.... beautiful Nigerian Muslims sister.....I salute you from Chicago USA....

[@seismicvertigo345]

Love him. This is amazing :)

[@doreenonekalit9888]

This was EPIC. I have so much admiration for the Emir! Extremely intelligent, has so much depth. Very regal, even when he speaks.That was amazing.

[@asanma1802]

Greetings beautiful sis, I'm also from Kano (born) Igbo ancestors. I love the emir, one of my favourite Nigerians. I haven't been following him since he became the emir of Kano but love him as a central bank governor. I also love Adọ Bayero, is he still with us?

[@gavinjohnson3065]

I have watched Sanusi over the years and i feel he is one the intellectuals who Nigeria has done wrong. I think he had, and has so much to offer Nigeria but the illiterate leaders continue to conspire and prevent the chosen ones from doing good.

[@nicolast7644]

Exactly!

[@khalidmukhtar9481]

Masha Allah. May Allah bless you and HRH MS2 for this unique insight. Ramadan Kareem

[@ibrahimumar9207]

Allah Ya karawa sarki lafiya. Nafisa you are doing a good job, journalism comes natural to you. Your father's blood truly runs in you, Allah Yayi masa Rahama, Ya sa ya huta. Amin. Please keep up the good work and don't let haters get to you.

[@NafisaLondon]

Ameen, madallah 🙏🏾

[@obynoomere1280]

Emir Sanusi Lamido Sanusi is so down to earth. What a humble monarch

[@learninghausalanguage6905]

This is very informative.

[@rufaisabo1852]

Masha Allah we are blessed to have like of Emir Sunusi in Northern Nigeria, having jurisprudence study and western Education is good task

[@Mraleeyu00]

Mamana best video ever watch born nd grew up in kano nvr in my lyf dream of seeing the emir palace this much ...jaxakallahu khairan

[@mattokeke158]

I came here to look at this beautiful lady in hijab . Hausa and Fulani women are beautiful

[@lindaadams4815]

You are absolutely right.

[@fahddanazimi2434]

I know I always say your videos are good but this is the best ever... Lovely Video... I love the history lessons.

[@NafisaLondon]

Ma sha Allah, it's great to share knowledge ❣🤗

[@prettyclever2932]

Thank you. It’s always such a blessing, when you share your history and wealth of information with us. Thank you sister

[@nuhuhq6121]

Glad to hear the Emir of Kano speaking in different tongue not his native Hausa tongue. This will enable non Hausa/Fulani people from the around the world to develop some interest on the rich History of the Kano Palace. Very thrilled after watching this video.

[@Bash0366]

Good job Nafisa nice to the beautiful Palace and his royal highness

[@Maarifah2010]

Ramadan mubaraq. Thanks for sharing this. It's cool to know I'm watching the Emir of Kano's niece. ☺

[@therealist2866]

Fantastic! Loved every second of it... But then again, the Emir has always been one of my favorite human beings.

[@justcallmebrian793]

I really enjoyed this footage. Especially in regards to the history and your connection to the different dynasties in Kano. What I am also intrigued about the connection to Cordoba or formerly al- Andulsa Spain and royals in Kano.

[@JustMi1]

Masha’Allah!! Amazing journey of genealogy and history. Thank you for sharing with us. Hope to see more in the future in sha Allah.

[@taha4real]

Never knew there was a blk king .wow his house is so nice and clean ..

[@antoasap8644]

Looking at this amazing sister narrating such a lovely video i am wondering if the hausa people are genetically related to the berber tribes that use to migrate accross the saheel region. Studying ancient legends and oral history i have come to the understanding that semitic tribes like those from yemen migrated to east africa and made their way to west africa as far as mauritania. Could the hausa like other tribes found in mali and senegal have similar african and semitic roots.

[@davidiamondtv]

Great post. I see why His Highness is so brilliant. I hope to learn more from Him.

[@rayshardjabari2963]

God bless the Emir of Kano, were proud of you Royal Highness

[@zhenggong5200]

Hi I'm Kelly，your student😃

[@soulbi23]

Amazing! I did not know he was your uncle. I'm a Fulani from Cameroon, I was just wondering if the Emir speaks Fufuldhe?

[@aishamaude4509]

This is amazing what beautiful history. The Emir is such an intelligent man, and so are you sister, your family is blessed alhamdulillah

[@NafisaLondon]

Yes he is also very humble and a genuinely nice person ❣

[@donjiaye6263]

Woooooooh That's Amazing History.

[@umarfarouk1304]

This is absolutely Remarkable

[@Naturalicity]

Very nice, very enlightening.

[@thelionofxamarisomali7299]

Mashallah... Nice vids and learning something about our fulani brothers.

[@jumpropemonk7703]

Well Spoken Emir- best video

[@oluakinwale4485]

His Eminence is well educated and we travelled.

[@arewamedium]

Welcome to Nigeria 🇳🇬 Nafisat your videos are inspiring, nice work .

[@MikeJones-yd9kf]

Masha’Allah! Happy Birthday to His Royal Highness

[@abdulmalikidris1278]

Amazing video Nafisa! Thanks for the knowledge!!

[@lambadam07]

Amazing! Thank you for this.

[@kristydevi3192]

I am really impressed with the 10K book collection of the palace library. This was a truly amazing video; thanks for sharing #Kano's historical content..😍👑✨📚🌍

[@alfrednorman3083]

Great man, may God richly bless him

[@mentalandfloss2550]

Very rich history. Nice one!

[@MoneyWithKazeem]

This is amazing! Thanks for this great content.

[@abdulgezawa683]

That British accent is wow🔥

[@nafiunafson1140]

Nice job nafisa may allmaighty Allah bless your family, I' wish you all the best

[@nonyagbo]

Very nice... kudos to you and to the Great Emire Sanusi... a great Man indeed

[@CharLInd12]

Thank you again for sharing! The 'dagi' looks a lot like SOME of the wooden carvings the Maroons of Suriname (mainly the Samaaka or Saramaka) make for their houses and other artifacts. If you look on the wikipedia for Saramaka Maroons you'll see a picture of what I mean. And there are other examples as well, with those strategically placed pins/nails. The stools they carve like this are probably more Akan (Ashanti, Fanti etc). But the carvings look a lot like the dagi that you showed in the video.

[@NafisaLondon]

Really interesting, I never knew that but I will definitely have a look 😎

[@shamawaahlayasharahla8999]

@@NafisaLondon Beautiful video. I am from the Saamaka tribe from Suriname former Dutch Guyana. Who are also the original tribe of Judah. The Dagi we have in our culture and there are parts of the world where my people have been and left traces of this in various countries. Interesting.

[@emperordavid2044]

This man is just brains

[@dronestar1118]

Alhamdulillahi Rabbil Alamin

[@abayomiamosun9676]

Such an historical colossal Emir #sannusi ll great love for kano and it's indigenous so true one of an emirate and relating of Queen Elizabeth the second great watching this vlog

[@collinsclinton4131]

...interesting history about the Kano Empire, i don't know you but I grew up in the North. Please you can also create a medium for girls child education in the North. All I See in you is greatness Africa is proud of you

[@antyrukayya3751]

Thank you

[@amindyussif3471]

Not only king but too Much knowledge as well,king sanusi you are blessed by ALLAH

[@jamil4749]

MashaAllah, speechless! This is awesome

[@MrNoor-kt9ro]

Nice video i like hausa traditions

[@samira4sydney]

[@1Truth]

Loved this one MashaALLAH we need part 2

[@emlanis]

Proud of you Nafi👑👑👑

[@jibrinalkhaseem5278]

Sai kayi allah yaqara lafiya danisan kwana 👍👍

[@simontemplar4926]

Awesome 👏! Thank you 🙏 well done 👍🏽

[@elijahufelix]

Nafisa, His Royal Highness was my chancellor he conferred on us our Bachelor's Degree in 2017,he's a great King, I look forward to visiting his palace soon

[@haboobala8179]

Amazing, pls keep educating people. Respect.

[@bolaa3915]

Wow,this is truly amazing!!!

[@abdullahimusagambo9996]

Very interesting and educating vedio!!

[@tyqwanpettty6843]

She’s beautiful

[@isaacjackson9033]

This is the best video or one of your best videos I am watching.

[@zulqarnainimalami466]

May he leave a legacy in the lives of people, people that will continue to pray for him even after his death. Greetings from Sokoto, Nigeria.

[@edwardnembhard8923]

Great information to many of us do not know this Real History keep sharing. Please get a intern camera person so you can focus on your valuable information. Thank you for the hard work.

[@horusba2620]

MashaAllah! This had really touched my heart 💔