Birth and Early Life: Career in the Kano Emirate: Influence and Character: Reign as Emir: Succession: Legacy:Though brief, Inuwa’s reign is remembered for the continuity it represented during a turbulent period in Kano’s history, as well as his dedication to maintaining the spiritual and administrative values of the Emirate.

The military coup of January 15, 1966, led by Major Kaduna Nzeogwu and others, resulted in the deaths of 22 individuals, including prominent political leaders, military officers, their spouses, and sentinels. Below is the list of casualties: Political Leaders Ahmadu Bello’s Household and Associates Military Officers and Their Spouses Police Officers and Sentinels Others This…

Lieutenant Colonel Muhammad Abu Ali CON was a distinguished officer in the Nigerian Army, renowned for his courage and effectiveness in leading counterinsurgency operations against Boko Haram. His service and sacrifice remain emblematic of the dedication of the Nigerian military. Early Life and Education Education: Military Career Ali demonstrated exceptional bravery and leadership throughout his…

Ibrahim Attahiru CFR psc(+) GSS CMH ndc (K) FCMH NAM was a highly decorated Nigerian army officer who briefly served as the Chief of Army Staff from 28 January 2021 until his untimely death on 21 May 2021 in a plane crash. His career spanned nearly four decades, marked by distinguished service in various capacities,…

The Kontagora Emirate is a significant historical and cultural entity in Niger State. Its past reflects the resilience and strategic leadership of the Fulani dynasty, particularly the Nagwamatse lineage, in transforming and uniting diverse communities under a cohesive political and religious framework. The history of Kontagora Emirate is intricately linked to the remarkable leadership and…

Umaru Nagwamatse was a significant figure in the history of Northern Nigeria and the founder of the Kontagora Emirate. Born in 1806, he was the 10th son of Abu Bakr Atiku, the second Sultan of Sokoto, and the grandson of the renowned Islamic reformer Usman dan Fodio, the founder of the Sokoto Caliphate. Early Life…

Niger State of Nigeria has 7 first class emirs each for a traditional state being it chiefdom or emirate. The domains are: The emirs are: Niger State emirates and the Local Government Areas within their areas are as follows: SN Chiefdom/ Emirate L.G.A 1 Bida Emirate Gbako, Lavun, Katcha, Edati, Mokwa & Bida 2 Kontagora…

Niger State of Nigeria has a total of 25 Local Government Areas, namely: Niger State, located in north-central Nigeria, has experienced several changes in its administrative structure since its creation on February 3, 1976, during the regime of General Murtala Ramat Mohammed. Here’s a breakdown of its administrative evolution: Creation and Initial Structure (1976) Expansion…

Benue’s first underpass/ interchange bridge is located in Makurdi. It is built by Governor Hyacinth Iormem Alia with the contracted given to a construction company: Bauhaus. Alia tasked Bauhaus to also build a similar bridge at in Gboko. Makurdi is the capital city of Benue State, Nigeria. Ethiopia’s administrative structure is hierarchical and divided into…

The largest ethnic group in Niger State is Nupe. It is followed by Gbagyi. The Nupe language is also the most widely spoken indigenous language in the state and as well followed by Gbagyi. Several other ethnic groups exists and they speak they languages respectively. However, English is the official language but it’s spoken mostly…