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Alkalawa

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Alkalawa (Hausa: Alƙalawa) was the capital of the Hausa city-state of Gobir, in what is now northern Nigeria.

History

In the early nineteenth century, Fulani jihadist Usman dan Fodio's forces Yunfa, Gobir's ruler, at Alkalawa. The city fell in October 1808, marking the end of resistance to Fulani rule in the region.[1]

Bibliography

  • Reserch and Documentation Directors Government House, Kano.Kano Millennium:100 years in History.

Reference

  1. ^ Reserch and Documentation Directors Government House, Kano.Kano Millennium:100 years in History.p.p, 44-45. ISBN 978-881-0958-6 Parameter error in {{ISBN}}: length