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A Befitting Response To The “Burden Of Being An Emir” And The Claim Of Misunderstanding: Nasiru El-Rufai’s Role In The Emergence...

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By M. G. Bello, Ph.D I came across the publication in the Daily Trust newspaper of Saturday, 12 September 2026, featuring an interview with the Emir of Zazzau, titled “Burden of Being Zazzau Emir.” I was particularly surprised to see such an interview published by a newspaper that Mr. Ahmadu Nuhu Bamalli had previously labelled […]

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