Congratulations to the Emir of Kano HRH Sanusi Lamido Sanusi for his re-enthronement. He is a leader I like a lot even from his days as CBN Governor. Lessons to learn: 1. Nigerians don't learn from history (or we don't know history at all). All participants of these power plays were affected. This was one of the reasons why January 1966 coup happened. For the coup plotters; deposing, killing or even arresting respected leaders (Sardauna, Tafawa Balewa, Brigadier Mai Malari, Col Pam, Col Kur, Col Abogo Largama etc can lead to violence (counter coup in July 1966 and Civil war in 1967) 2. Our communication and dialogue skills are quite bad and ruling by proxy is still happening in Nigeria (political god fatherism) All couldn't sit down, talk as adults and resolved the issues? Just imagine. Sardauna not communicating well with Prime minister (A big decision like that ought to be discussed at least between Sardauna and Tafawa Balewa not Sardauna imposing decisions on him. The January 1966 coup plotters also mentioned this approach of Sardauna ruling the country and Tafawa Balewa is only occupying the seat. That's why Balewa was not initially planned to be killed. They just needed him to handover to Awolowo after his release from Benin Prison. 3. Nigeria's ruler are too flashy and power drunk. Kilode!!! I hope we can learn a lot from our history and work towards a better country. Well done to this channel. All these are not taught or talked about sef. Some of us know some of our history because we read history books.
Thee more I read of him, the more I like him. I first heard of him as the Central Bank Governor.The changes he made in Central Bank caught my admiration. His stance for truth is the prize he has paid for most of his life. I will continue to pray that God grant him wisdom, mercy, blessings and strength.He is one of the unsung Nigerians we know little of. His warnings of economic decay and incivility several years ago are what Nigeria is seeing today.May he overcome all his persecutions for his stance, in Jesus name, Amen.
The documentary you’re listening to now is not of the present Emir Sanusi but that of his grandfather. Though the present Sanusi made some changes in central bank but the main radical changes in central bank was done by governor Soludo the present Anambra governor. He introduced the amalgamation of banks in Nigeria to avoid bank liquidation and when Soludo took over central bank he continued with Soludo achievements.
The little boy being greeted by the Englishman at 9:32 is the grandson of Emir Muhammadu Sanusi who would later grow up to be the 14th Emir of Kano popularly known as Sanusi Lamido Sanusi or officially, Muhammad Sanusi II
@@12345Adekunle who was it then? Please educate us Mr Olayiwola. I see you know much more about Kano history than someone who's actually from the North and was born and brought up in Kano and over and above that is well-learned in Kano and Hausa/Fulani History. I'm keen to hear your response, please! Tell us who the little boy was.
@@BukarAbdu actually that’s not him Sarki Sanusi II at the time Khalifa Sanusi I abdicated was barely a 2 years of age And that picture was probably around 1960-61 before Sardauna and Khalifa started having their problems So in the picture that can’t be Sarki Sanusi II
Nice documentary. I will advise that your Narrators learn the proper pronunciations of names, titles, and places contained in the script. Its extremely easy to reach out to a native speaker to teach your narrator(s) the proper pronunciation of these names. Great job, nonetheless. I can help with Nupe, Hausa, and Arabic names, if you wish.
@Joe plus ①②①⑨②⑦①②①⓪⑧ what propaganda are u trying to spread, you this guys 🤦🏿♂️, the north should hate Amadu bello or what? Mtchewww you’re obviously copying and pasting this. You post it twice here and pasted it under everyone’s comment clearly 😅 spreading hate
Wow. 😮. History repeats itself as his grand son, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi was also dealt with the same fate. It seems non conformity and independent mindedness is a living trait in the Sanusi family. 😅. Nice documentary. Those who don't learn from history are bound to repeat it. That's exactly what happened to Emir Sanusi Lamido Sanusi. The power tussle over the Kano emirate isn't over, it would appear.
I understand your logic but the truth is Ahmadu Bello though a visionary leader was a bit undiplomatic with the traditional Northern elite and religious elite and tended to smite them down... That made him exposed, perhaps making the coup plotters think that getting rid of him wouldn't not upset the Northern elite since he was a nuisance to them... With historical hindsight we know that's not the case
Good riddance of Ahmadu Bello,the Original Igbo hater.preferes to Employ Foreigners than Igbo People. For fear of Imaginary Igbo Domination. And Chief anti Christ of the North. I would have killed him myself, if nobody else does. Tufiakwa spits. Rot in Hell. Ahmadu Bello.
@masudsaleh5155please ironsi or nzeogwu though Igbos, were acting in the interest of Igbos, but in their role a Nigerian army and selfish interests. Abacha was kiiillling people for the Fulanis, neither was ibb stealing Nigerian money for Hausas Stop blaming Igbos for the offence of Nigerian military
The failure to apply the laws of power has led many subordinate to a state of quandary and lost of their position..... after the squabble btwn sunusi lamido 1 and Ahmadu Bello that led to his dethronement .. the same scenario hapn to the sunusi lamido II wth governor ganduje... meanwhile both personalities have failed to apply the laws of power which says "never outshine ur master
I hope that our Hausa-Fulanis people's are the ones who are telling our stories because they're the one that knew our original stories and they are able to pronounce the names well.
Those who dethroned Emir Sanusi in the "60s under the influence of power, how long do they lived, do they not died horrific death? Gandollar is toiling that same route now. Long live Emir Sanusu d second
It's not a Jihad, it's a reform movement. Before the Usman Dan Fodio reform movement Kanem Borno has succeeded in spreading Islam. However, some converts in the Hausa states continue to mix traditional religion with Islam. Hence, the motive for the reform movement; to cleanse the religion.
Now history has repeated itself with one of the grand kids of Emir Sanusi, Sanusi Muhammadu Sanusi dethroned for the same act of insubordination to the Governor of Kano state Ganduje.
Even if he was great as long as he is Fulani it doesn't count 😂 See the future childrens of Mama Africa Am proud to be a Fulani 😘🇬🇳👌 🛖🐄 Stop the hate and find a solution to your problems
The evil Man is Zik, Who conspire to kill both Northern and Yoruba leaders as well as legends! From then everything in Nigeria changes to bad then to worst as we are experiencing today.
So history repeats itself again
It often does
Congratulations to the Emir of Kano HRH Sanusi Lamido Sanusi for his re-enthronement. He is a leader I like a lot even from his days as CBN Governor.
Lessons to learn:
1. Nigerians don't learn from history (or we don't know history at all). All participants of these power plays were affected. This was one of the reasons why January 1966 coup happened.
For the coup plotters; deposing, killing or even arresting respected leaders (Sardauna, Tafawa Balewa, Brigadier Mai Malari, Col Pam, Col Kur, Col Abogo Largama etc can lead to violence (counter coup in July 1966 and Civil war in 1967)
2. Our communication and dialogue skills are quite bad and ruling by proxy is still happening in Nigeria (political god fatherism)
All couldn't sit down, talk as adults and resolved the issues? Just imagine.
Sardauna not communicating well with Prime minister (A big decision like that ought to be discussed at least between Sardauna and Tafawa Balewa not Sardauna imposing decisions on him. The January 1966 coup plotters also mentioned this approach of Sardauna ruling the country and Tafawa Balewa is only occupying the seat. That's why Balewa was not initially planned to be killed. They just needed him to handover to Awolowo after his release from Benin Prison.
3. Nigeria's ruler are too flashy and power drunk. Kilode!!!
I hope we can learn a lot from our history and work towards a better country.
Well done to this channel. All these are not taught or talked about sef. Some of us know some of our history because we read history books.
Thank you so much for providing this rich history of Nigeria. It was very well done and very professional. Keep up the good work.
Glad you liked it.
Thee more I read of him, the more I like him. I first heard of him as the Central Bank Governor.The changes he made in Central Bank caught my admiration. His stance for truth is the prize he has paid for most of his life. I will continue to pray that God grant him wisdom, mercy, blessings and strength.He is one of the unsung Nigerians we know little of. His warnings of economic decay and incivility several years ago are what Nigeria is seeing today.May he overcome all his persecutions for his stance, in Jesus name, Amen.
You're correct. He foresaw the future abs warned our leaders but they didn't listen hence why we are where we are economically
You know this Sanusi is of 1963 and not the Sanusi of present.
@@cryptoProcharts you don't even understand what they are saying. They are not talking about sansusi I
The documentary you’re listening to now is not of the present Emir Sanusi but that of his grandfather.
Though the present Sanusi made some changes in central bank but the main radical changes in central bank was done by governor Soludo the present Anambra governor. He introduced the amalgamation of banks in Nigeria to avoid bank liquidation and when Soludo took over central bank he continued with Soludo achievements.
Wrong Sanusi. The documentary is about the present Sanusi’s grandfather.
That's great documentary 👍
The little boy being greeted by the Englishman at 9:32 is the grandson of Emir Muhammadu Sanusi who would later grow up to be the 14th Emir of Kano popularly known as Sanusi Lamido Sanusi or officially, Muhammad Sanusi II
That’s not true!
@@12345Adekunle who was it then? Please educate us Mr Olayiwola. I see you know much more about Kano history than someone who's actually from the North and was born and brought up in Kano and over and above that is well-learned in Kano and Hausa/Fulani History.
I'm keen to hear your response, please! Tell us who the little boy was.
The grand son was deposed too the way his grand father ended.
@@BukarAbdu actually that’s not him
Sarki Sanusi II at the time Khalifa Sanusi I abdicated was barely a 2 years of age
And that picture was probably around 1960-61 before Sardauna and Khalifa started having their problems
So in the picture that can’t be Sarki Sanusi II
@@BukarAbdu next time please don’t say things without prior knowledge
He outlive his enemy.
Great Man.
Sanusi 1
It feels good to be here at this material time
Nice documentary. I will advise that your Narrators learn the proper pronunciations of names, titles, and places contained in the script. Its extremely easy to reach out to a native speaker to teach your narrator(s) the proper pronunciation of these names. Great job, nonetheless. I can help with Nupe, Hausa, and Arabic names, if you wish.
Thank you, sir.
She tried with the narration but I do understand your point.
What an arrogance. Typical of those who complain about history being told by outsiders but they themselves do nothing but criticise
Exactly! Narrators should be accurate
@Joe plus ①②①⑨②⑦①②①⓪⑧ what propaganda are u trying to spread, you this guys 🤦🏿♂️, the north should hate Amadu bello or what? Mtchewww you’re obviously copying and pasting this. You post it twice here and pasted it under everyone’s comment clearly 😅 spreading hate
Kudos to history ville 👌
Very educative
Wow. 😮.
History repeats itself as his grand son, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi was also dealt with the same fate.
It seems non conformity and independent mindedness is a living trait in the Sanusi family. 😅.
Nice documentary. Those who don't learn from history are bound to repeat it. That's exactly what happened to Emir Sanusi Lamido Sanusi. The power tussle over the Kano emirate isn't over, it would appear.
I agree 👍 he was a great man and many more in the Sokoto fulani caliphate
Invaluable piece of history. Thanks for compiling
🙏
Could it then be opined that the assassination of Ahmadu Bello (Sardauna) might have been sponsored by his detractors, hence the coup?
I understand your logic but the truth is Ahmadu Bello though a visionary leader was a bit undiplomatic with the traditional Northern elite and religious elite and tended to smite them down...
That made him exposed, perhaps making the coup plotters think that getting rid of him wouldn't not upset the Northern elite since he was a nuisance to them...
With historical hindsight we know that's not the case
Good riddance of Ahmadu Bello,the Original Igbo hater.preferes to Employ Foreigners than Igbo People. For fear of Imaginary Igbo Domination. And Chief anti Christ of the North. I would have killed him myself, if nobody else does. Tufiakwa spits. Rot in Hell. Ahmadu Bello.
No even after their tussle Ahmadu Bello and Sanusi I were close
Let’s not forget that they were cousins and also close friends
That explains why many northern soldiers joined in the coup.
@masudsaleh5155please ironsi or nzeogwu though Igbos, were acting in the interest of Igbos, but in their role a Nigerian army and selfish interests.
Abacha was kiiillling people for the Fulanis, neither was ibb stealing Nigerian money for Hausas
Stop blaming Igbos for the offence of Nigerian military
Beautiful documentry👌👌
Ok this video is a year old. Please come back a complete the story as history has been made
Yea
The failure to apply the laws of power has led many subordinate to a state of quandary and lost of their position..... after the squabble btwn sunusi lamido 1 and Ahmadu Bello that led to his dethronement ..
the same scenario hapn to the sunusi lamido II wth governor ganduje... meanwhile both personalities have failed to apply the laws of power which says "never outshine ur master
Actually Sanusi I abdicated he wasn’t dethroned
Thanks for the documentary.
You forgot to mention how The Sardauna and Sir Sanusi II were also cousins through Sir Sanusi’s mother
Alas, history doth repeats itself, this time however with a twist.
The power tussle, it's not yet over...
Emir Sanusi Muhammad died in 1991 during regime of Alhaji Kabiru Gaya.
I hope that our Hausa-Fulanis people's are the ones who are telling our stories because they're the one that knew our original stories and they are able to pronounce the names well.
Sakaci
That is immaterial; history is there for all to read and learn from.
Those who dethroned Emir Sanusi in the "60s under the influence of power, how long do they lived, do they not died horrific death? Gandollar is toiling that same route now. Long live Emir Sanusu d second
Nice story
It's not a Jihad, it's a reform movement. Before the Usman Dan Fodio reform movement Kanem Borno has succeeded in spreading Islam. However, some converts in the Hausa states continue to mix traditional religion with Islam. Hence, the motive for the reform movement; to cleanse the religion.
Lies
You dey craze na Jihad
In history lesson SSS 1 it was called religious syncretism
Power play is never over is a gradual process.
Very good decomentry
A history repeating it self.
Now history has repeated itself with one of the grand kids of Emir Sanusi, Sanusi Muhammadu Sanusi dethroned for the same act of insubordination to the Governor of Kano state Ganduje.
And now the history is been made
Nice
Sanusi did not die in 1984, he lived till the early 90s
Exactly !
Point of correction emir sunusi1 died in the year 1994 not 1984,secondly endeavor to hire those conversant with the redument of pronunciation
He die in 1991
No wonder, the action is an inheritance.
kaduna nzeogwu.. thanks man
THANKS NORTHERN SOLDIERS FOR BIAFRA GENOCIDE TOO................IDIOT
Sheik Ahmad Gumi,deceased said so.where I stand.nah,did not die in Wudil,returned to Kano,about 1991?!
History depends on who is telling it. Iam sure the sanusis will tell it differently.
Happened to his own grandson
Nice work but you guys can do better with the name pronunciations
We want the other narrator back
I pray my children see this.@Ovoke.O.Anthony,30/05/2024.
sanusi want to ne sauduana of sokkoto ,igbo cant take again from you even you speaks out loudly to all
Seems like history repeatedly itself against with his grandson
Terrible pronunciation of the 'Hausa terms' almost ruin the nice documentary
These are the people that destroyed Nigeria, 'The Fulani oligarchy hegemony '. They contributed nothing in moving Nigeria forward.
Even if he was great as long as he is Fulani it doesn't count 😂
See the future childrens of Mama Africa
Am proud to be a Fulani 😘🇬🇳👌 🛖🐄
Stop the hate and find a solution to your problems
Like GrandFather Like Son…
She butchered every name, place and titles 😭
Cry about it
She tried
You didn't say the truth
Like saduana like Ganduje. The evils that men do will visit them always.
The evil Man is Zik, Who conspire to kill both Northern and Yoruba leaders as well as legends! From then everything in Nigeria changes to bad then to worst as we are experiencing today.
@masudsaleh5155 the Ibo's created no problems at all , its a conspiracy to say such , hear it from the plotters and know their reasons
Let's live a life worthy of emulation
Stupid power rule no.1
This is not true, you don't know anything about Hausa emirates.
It would have been better if a Hausa native narrated the story. Your narrator butchered sacred words and terms!
She made her contribution in her own little way. You are still alive to make your impact. Growth is never achieved by pulling others down.
Why not a Fulani instead like the great sultan of Sokoto
👍👍👍👍
Not Fulani but Islamic jihads