I'm not surprise, only Islamic crime book, terrorist insects books and philandering books go full that shelf , what good is when 1 group of Royal family can read and write while millions of it almajiri subjects can't understand commonest phrase in English backwardness is a serious contentious virus TUFIAKWA

CrispySun:
My dream library.

We are in computer age! All these books are unnecessary.I wonder why people are still buying news papers

Good, but. . .

CHELSEA WILL BE PLAYING BARCA ON VALENTINE'S DAY.

ok

FortifiedCity:
This is impressive.

It's rare to see someone from there this brilliant and perhaps intelligent

Lol, you don't know northerners. They are also very educated.

How does one expect a country,as terribly afflicted as ours,to make progress in the middle of what appears to be a massive psychological dysfunction? Thesis don't necessary have to explain why the average Nigerian is below normal or average intelligence, as there is abundant evidence of such dimwittedness on the social media. It is the customary behaviour of the average Nigerian to approach sensitive issues unintelligently so that what is obviously an intellectual issue is reduced to tribal slurs . The virtue of decency and the sense of gentlemanliness are not to be associated with him.

CastedDude:
A man has revealed his surprise after visiting the library located in the Palace of the Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II. According to him, the massive living room which doubles as a library - is not only gorgeous but a forest of books. According to reports, the Emir still has close to 14,000 collections in his house in London that he is planning to bring back home in Kano state.

Read what Nur Habib shared online after his visit to the exquisite library;

I left the Emir's Palace here in Kano at about 9:35 pm. I went with my uncle and cousin this time around. And I went into sections of the Palace that I have never been to before. It was beautiful, especially at night. The renovations and reconstructions some grumbled about are well worth it in my humble opinion.

We met the King in his new library at the Palace. A very exquisitely furnished large room with the most beautiful wood panelling and chandeliers I have ever seen. There were shelves on two sides of the room filled from the floor to the ceiling with books.

Remember that family law he proposed one time? Well, the issue came up as His Highness rose to get a copy of a book on Islamic jurisprudence written ages ago where the recommended minimum age for marriage was surprisingly specified at 18. He then read from another book that listed the different age limits for marriage for both males and females in several Middle-eastern countries and across different Islamic sects.

He said that he is still insisting that the minimum age limit can be debated, ranging between 15, 16 and so on, as many scholars argued for, but that he still prefers it to be set at 18 years old. But to insist that the institution of marriage cannot be regulated is not only disingenuous but absurd.

The King then recounted a conversation he once had with a prominent scholar here in Kano where the Malam told His Highness that the problem with introducing something as new as the King is proposing is that the people will not welcome it. That they will "talk".

The Emir laughed, as did we, when he said he replied the Malam saying that what will the people say other than what people like him tell them? If he tells them to accept it, they will not resist. Likewise, if he also tells them to reject it then that is what they'll do. Scholars have that power here. Sometimes more power than the government even.

Anyway, work is still ongoing. The law is still being fine-tuned and all the different sides will meet up once again to find a final way forward.

He even added that the Governor of Jigawa told him that they are already very willing to implement such a family law there.

Discussions moved on to other subjects as I continued to marvel at the elegant beauty of His Highness' marvellous library. And I thought to myself, wait o, this man is equally a scholar himself. He is not just aping or making noise but he actually knows what he is talking about from the perspectives of religion, culture and the law.

Another thing meeting him today reminded me of is that he is quite tall too. You don't really see it on TV or in pictures. Or when he's seated in all his kingly regalia on a throne.

One last thing that he did that I found extremely remarkable was how he quickly recognized me. The first and last time I visited and met the Emir in private was sometime early or mid last year, I can't remember when precisely but I did make a post about it here. We had a brief conversation after I had introduced myself and I haven't met with the Emir one on one ever since.

Yet, the man recognized me almost instantly. Considering the volume of faces he comes across almost on a daily basis, I found this to be very impressive. What a memory.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/02/pictures-of-emir-of-kano-lamido-sanusis-library.html

i am still waiting for the day a nairalander will visit our presido library..

FortifiedCity:
This is impressive.

It's rare to see someone from there this brilliant and perhaps intelligent

.

That's a stereotype.

FortifiedCity:
This is impressive.

It's rare to see someone from there this brilliant and perhaps intelligent

They may not be brilliant or intelligent, but they are still ruling over you.

Wawa kawai.

Decorations.

How many northerners go there to read at all?

But I thought boko_haram means say no to western education?

I never read threads on nairaland finish na library I go come dey go to read books? Mtcheeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeew

Luckylife:
After reading or storing up all the books he come across in his library but still support ancients mode of roaming and grassing of cattle at the present time that mean all his readings are in a shithole and babadas .

I support you

efepro:
No Wonder, he(Sanusi) is the only northerner with brain. The rest are cows.

If only that clueless, Daura, deaf old man invested in Education like this, Nigeria would be a little better than it is now.

Instead, he choose his people & cows over Nigeria.

wei done..educated illiterate
educated bigot
abeg who get sense wen him no dey do, make we borrow dis guy, b4 next market day, weda we go get him size den

sexdoll:
But I thought boko_haram means say no to western education?

yes, except pornographic books. Those are the only books they are allowed to read because of 77 virgins

Yet Nigeria system still the most corrupt ever.

Those it mean that all those books don't carry solutions on how to develop Nigeria

Corrupt northern religion leaders.

Enemyofpeace:
yes, except pornographic books. Those are the only books they are allowed to read because of 77 virgins

Ha ha aha aha ha ha aha aha ha ha.

And yet northern majority is still saying western education is abomination AKA boko haram
Who do northern elites deceives

CastedDude:
A man has revealed his surprise after visiting the library located in the Palace of the Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II. According to him, the massive living room which doubles as a library - is not only gorgeous but a forest of books. According to reports, the Emir still has close to 14,000 collections in his house in London that he is planning to bring back home in Kano state.

Read what Nur Habib shared online after his visit to the exquisite library;

I left the Emir's Palace here in Kano at about 9:35 pm. I went with my uncle and cousin this time around. And I went into sections of the Palace that I have never been to before. It was beautiful, especially at night. The renovations and reconstructions some grumbled about are well worth it in my humble opinion.

We met the King in his new library at the Palace. A very exquisitely furnished large room with the most beautiful wood panelling and chandeliers I have ever seen. There were shelves on two sides of the room filled from the floor to the ceiling with books.

Remember that family law he proposed one time? Well, the issue came up as His Highness rose to get a copy of a book on Islamic jurisprudence written ages ago where the recommended minimum age for marriage was surprisingly specified at 18. He then read from another book that listed the different age limits for marriage for both males and females in several Middle-eastern countries and across different Islamic sects.

He said that he is still insisting that the minimum age limit can be debated, ranging between 15, 16 and so on, as many scholars argued for, but that he still prefers it to be set at 18 years old. But to insist that the institution of marriage cannot be regulated is not only disingenuous but absurd.

The King then recounted a conversation he once had with a prominent scholar here in Kano where the Malam told His Highness that the problem with introducing something as new as the King is proposing is that the people will not welcome it. That they will "talk".

The Emir laughed, as did we, when he said he replied the Malam saying that what will the people say other than what people like him tell them? If he tells them to accept it, they will not resist. Likewise, if he also tells them to reject it then that is what they'll do. Scholars have that power here. Sometimes more power than the government even.

Anyway, work is still ongoing. The law is still being fine-tuned and all the different sides will meet up once again to find a final way forward.

He even added that the Governor of Jigawa told him that they are already very willing to implement such a family law there.

Discussions moved on to other subjects as I continued to marvel at the elegant beauty of His Highness' marvellous library. And I thought to myself, wait o, this man is equally a scholar himself. He is not just aping or making noise but he actually knows what he is talking about from the perspectives of religion, culture and the law.

Another thing meeting him today reminded me of is that he is quite tall too. You don't really see it on TV or in pictures. Or when he's seated in all his kingly regalia on a throne.

One last thing that he did that I found extremely remarkable was how he quickly recognized me. The first and last time I visited and met the Emir in private was sometime early or mid last year, I can't remember when precisely but I did make a post about it here. We had a brief conversation after I had introduced myself and I haven't met with the Emir one on one ever since.

Yet, the man recognized me almost instantly. Considering the volume of faces he comes across almost on a daily basis, I found this to be very impressive. What a memory.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/02/pictures-of-emir-of-kano-lamido-sanusis-library.html

Copy cat. So obasanjo is your role model

ojun50:
Buhari will leave come 2019

If it is possible for ojun50's father to become president comes 2019, then Buhari will leave 2019

Does Buhari have a library in Daura?
Just wanted to know...

Good to know. Though electronic library that saves space would have been a better option.
I have close to 4,000 ebook that takes approximately 9gb space on my iPad, also kept as back up on my laptop as well phone memory

CastedDude:
A man has revealed his surprise after visiting the library located in the Palace of the Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II. According to him, the massive living room which doubles as a library - is not only gorgeous but a forest of books. According to reports, the Emir still has close to 14,000 collections in his house in London that he is planning to bring back home in Kano state.

Read what Nur Habib shared online after his visit to the exquisite library;

I left the Emir's Palace here in Kano at about 9:35 pm. I went with my uncle and cousin this time around. And I went into sections of the Palace that I have never been to before. It was beautiful, especially at night. The renovations and reconstructions some grumbled about are well worth it in my humble opinion.

We met the King in his new library at the Palace. A very exquisitely furnished large room with the most beautiful wood panelling and chandeliers I have ever seen. There were shelves on two sides of the room filled from the floor to the ceiling with books.

Remember that family law he proposed one time? Well, the issue came up as His Highness rose to get a copy of a book on Islamic jurisprudence written ages ago where the recommended minimum age for marriage was surprisingly specified at 18. He then read from another book that listed the different age limits for marriage for both males and females in several Middle-eastern countries and across different Islamic sects.

He said that he is still insisting that the minimum age limit can be debated, ranging between 15, 16 and so on, as many scholars argued for, but that he still prefers it to be set at 18 years old. But to insist that the institution of marriage cannot be regulated is not only disingenuous but absurd.

The King then recounted a conversation he once had with a prominent scholar here in Kano where the Malam told His Highness that the problem with introducing something as new as the King is proposing is that the people will not welcome it. That they will "talk".

The Emir laughed, as did we, when he said he replied the Malam saying that what will the people say other than what people like him tell them? If he tells them to accept it, they will not resist. Likewise, if he also tells them to reject it then that is what they'll do. Scholars have that power here. Sometimes more power than the government even.

Anyway, work is still ongoing. The law is still being fine-tuned and all the different sides will meet up once again to find a final way forward.

He even added that the Governor of Jigawa told him that they are already very willing to implement such a family law there.

Discussions moved on to other subjects as I continued to marvel at the elegant beauty of His Highness' marvellous library. And I thought to myself, wait o, this man is equally a scholar himself. He is not just aping or making noise but he actually knows what he is talking about from the perspectives of religion, culture and the law.

Another thing meeting him today reminded me of is that he is quite tall too. You don't really see it on TV or in pictures. Or when he's seated in all his kingly regalia on a throne.

One last thing that he did that I found extremely remarkable was how he quickly recognized me. The first and last time I visited and met the Emir in private was sometime early or mid last year, I can't remember when precisely but I did make a post about it here. We had a brief conversation after I had introduced myself and I haven't met with the Emir one on one ever since.

Yet, the man recognized me almost instantly. Considering the volume of faces he comes across almost on a daily basis, I found this to be very impressive. What a memory.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/02/pictures-of-emir-of-kano-lamido-sanusis-library.html

That's a very library. I love the design.

efepro:
No Wonder, he(Sanusi) is the only northerner with brain. The rest are cows.

If only that clueless, Daura, deaf old man invested in Education like this, Nigeria would be a little better than it is now.

Instead, he choose his people & cows over Nigeria.

for mind say you talk sense abi?

bjayx:
Buhari must go...

Say who?

efepro:
No Wonder, he(Sanusi) is the only northerner with brain. The rest are cows.

If only that clueless, Daura, deaf old man invested in Education like this, Nigeria would be a little better than it is now.

Instead, he choose his people & cows over Nigeria.

How can you invest in an asset you don't know exists? A school drop out can only act within the level of his literacy and in his instance, he left school with NEPA bill.

He is investing in cows and marauding. ...those are level playing field for him

efepro:
No Wonder, he(Sanusi) is the only northerner with brain. The rest are cows.

If only that clueless, Daura, deaf old man invested in Education like this, Nigeria would be a little better than it is now.

Instead, he choose his people & cows over Nigeria.

wasted sperm, dumb fool.

Luckylife:
After reading or storing up all the books he come across in his library but still support ancients mode of roaming and grassing of cattle at the present time that mean all his readings are in a shithole and babadas .

Maybe you are referring to someone else Emir Sanusi is an enlightened fellow. His thinking and disposition has brought a touch of modernity to the Kano Emirate. Some of his proposed changes has even brought him at variance and loggerhead with the established authorities within the elites and commoners within the Emirate of Kano. He is just like the Northern version of the Ooni of Ife.

AFONJAPIG:
I'm not surprise, only Islamic crime book, terrorist insects books and philandering books go full that shelf , what good is when 1 group of Royal family can read and write while millions of it almajiri subjects can't understand commonest phrase in English backwardness is a serious contentious virus TUFIAKWA

bloody Afonja pig for mind say u talk sense abi

Luckylife:
After reading or storing up all the books he come across in his library but still support ancients mode of roaming and grassing of cattle at the present time that mean all his readings are in a shithole and babadas .

and alamajiri every where in his kingdom.


Shameful

haha.. wetin hppn.. even some public sch no get dis for deir sch