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1920 - 1983 / - Kano
Aminu Kano
The Voice of the Talakawa
Aminu Kano believed independence meant more than replacing British rulers with Nigerian elites. From Kano’s classrooms to Nigeria’s parliament, he fought for the talakawa, ordinary people seeking education, justice and a real say in their country.
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01A Teacher Finds His Voice3 min
02Power to the Talakawa3 min
03Freedom Must Reach Everyone3 min
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