Renovated Old City Wall.
The construction of the old city wall and gates was initiated in 1118 AD by Sarkin Kano Usman Giji Masu Dan Warisi, the grandson of Bagauda, the third King of the HABE DYNASTY (1095 to 1134). During his reign he built and completed as well as commissioned the following gates: Kofar Kansakali, Kofar Waika, Kofar Dankwai, Kofar Lunkwui, Kofar Mazugal (kofar Ruwa), Kofar Adama (kofar Digaci - now Kofar Wambai), Kofar Hanga, Kofar Gyarta-wasa, Kofar Tuji, Kofar Kawaye, Kofar Kawankari, Kofar Barbushe/Kofar Bai, Kofar Kadaba, Kofar Shinka, Kofar Bulbula.
The construction of the old city wall and gates was initiated in 1118 AD by Sarkin Kano Usman Giji Masu Dan Warisi, the grandson of Bagauda, the third King of the HABE DYNASTY (1095 to 1134). During his reign he built and completed as well as commissioned the following gates: Kofar Kansakali, Kofar Waika, Kofar Dankwai, Kofar Lunkwui, Kofar Mazugal (kofar Ruwa), Kofar Adama (kofar Digaci - now Kofar Wambai), Kofar Hanga, Kofar Gyarta-wasa, Kofar Tuji, Kofar Kawaye, Kofar Kawankari, Kofar Barbushe/Kofar Bai, Kofar Kadaba, Kofar Shinka, Kofar Bulbula.
Expansion of Old City Wall