The Emir Of Kano Is Dead


There is time to be born and there is time to die. Information reaching  is that one of Nigeria’s most prominent traditional rulers, Ado Abdullahi Bayero, the Emir of Kano has died. The respected Emir died in the early hours of Friday in Kano, multiple family sources have confirmed.

May his peace-loving soul rest in peace. Amen!

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