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Village in Nigeria
Ngurno ("Blessing") is a village in far northeastern Nigeria. It is administered as part of the Monguno LGA within Borno State and was formerly an important
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Mai of the Kanem–Bornu Empire
permanent capital was re-established at Kafela, close to al-Kanemi's capital at Ngurno. The previous capital, Ngazargamu, had been destroyed in the Fula jihads
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Capital of Kanem-Bornu from 1813 to 1846
Ngazargamu). Kafela was located relatively close to al-Kanemi's seat at Ngurno. The site of Kafela may have been chosen to profit of the potash trade,
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Empire around Lake Chad, Africa, c. 700–1902
Fulani invaders. Al-Kanemi received a large personal fiefdom, centered at Ngurno, and organised a large slave-heavy cavalry army, supported by Kanembu spearmen
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Mai of the Kanem–Bornu Empire
empire and had used this to his advantage. In 1809, he requested land around Ngurno, and was swiftly granted a large personal fiefdom there. The great power
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the construction of his seat at Kukawa, but dated his reign to late 1809. Ngurno (1809–1814) Kukawa (1814–1837) 2 Umar bin Muhammad al-Kanemi (Umar Kura)
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Islamic religious scholar and political leader (1776–1837)
al-Kanemi’s influence in Bornu. In 1809, al-Kanemi requested a fief around Ngurno, a Kanembu area, granted by the mai. al-Kanemi moved there with a large
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LGA and town in Borno state
military efforts against the Fula jihads. His move from his former seat (Ngurno) to the new Kuka coincided with adopting a more independent attitude to
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Bulama Gapcha; Veterinary; Duwabafi; Mbatti; Charamari Monguno Ngurno Kanumburi; Ngurno; Dam I; Dam II; Fanamari Monguno Sure Sure Lawanti; Goso Goniri;
List of villages in Borno State
List_of_villages_in_Borno_State
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