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== Early life ==
== Early life ==
He was born at Mandawari, Kofar Kudu, Sumaila, in [[Kano State]].<ref>{{cite book|last1=Sumaila|first1=Ahmed|title=The Life and Times of Abdullahi Aliyu Sumaila|publisher=Sauda Voyager|date=2003}}</ref>He and his wife were the progenitors of the noble [[Muallimawa]] dynasty, a branch of the [[House of Maiduniya]], with descent from the Fulani Jobawa, Fulani Torankawa, Fulanin Chango, Awliya Malamawa [[Madinawa]] Malamai and Hausawa Clans of the Fulani, Arab and Hausa tribes, called the [[Hausa-Fulani Arabs]], the word Muallimawa was derived from the Arabic word Muallim which means teacher as he and his wife were teachers during some part of their lives, their descendants are called Muallimawa.<ref>{{cite book|last1=Sumaila|first1=Ahmed|title=The History of Abdullahwa Dynasty| publisher=Sauda Voyager|year=2018}}</ref>
He was born at Mandawari, Kofar Kudu, Sumaila, in [[Kano State]].<ref>{{cite book|last1=Sumaila|first1=Ahmed|title=The Life and Times of Abdullahi Aliyu Sumaila|publisher=Sauda Voyager|date=2003}}</ref>He and his wife were the progenitors of the noble [[Muallimawa]] dynasty, a branch of the [[House of Maiduniya]], with descent from the Fulani Jobawa, Fulani Torankawa, Fulanin Chango, [[Madinawa]] and Hausawa Clans of the Fulani, Arab and Hausa tribes, called the [[Hausa-Fulani Arabs]], the word Muallimawa was derived from the Arabic word Muallim which means teacher as he and his wife were teachers during some part of their lives, their descendants are called Muallimawa.<ref>{{cite book|last1=Sumaila|first1=Ahmed|title=The History of Abdullahwa Dynasty| publisher=Sauda Voyager|year=2018}}</ref>


==Family==
==Family==

Revision as of 13:23, 14 October 2021

Abdullahi Aliyu Sumaila
Secretary to the Executive Council Of Kano
In office
11 June 1977 – 1 October 1981
Preceded byAbdu Sambo
Succeeded byMuhammad Sagagi
Principal Secretary to the Executive Governor of Kano
In office
1 October 1978 – 1 October 1981
Preceded byOffice Established
Succeeded byAbdullahi Abubakar
Secretary, People's Redemption Party
In office
1 April 1981 – 31 December 1983
Vice Chairman Social Democratic Party
In office
22 February 1992 – 6 March 1993
Khalifa Maiduniya line of the House of Gha
In office
13 January 1973 – 11 January 2003
Preceded byAliyu-Talle Maiduniya Sumaila
Succeeded byAliyu Abdullahi Aliyu Sumaila
Personal details
Born(1946-03-23)23 March 1946
Sumaila, Sumaila, Kano State, Nigeria
Died11 January 2003(2003-01-11) (aged 56)
Kano
Political partyNEPU
(Nigerian First Republic)
PRP
(Nigerian Second Republic)
NPP
(Nigerian Second Republic)
SDP
(Nigerian Third Republic)
UNCP
(Aborted Abacha transition program)
PDP
(1998 to 2003)
SpouseSaude Abdullahi - Aliyu
Alma materWudil Teachers College

Ahmadu Bello University Advanced Teachers College(ATC/ABU Kano) now Federal College of Education Kano (FCE, Kano).

Ahmadu Bello University Zaria
OccupationPolitician

Abdullahi Aliyu Sumaila, (23rd March 1946 – 11th January 2003) was the first University graduate from Sumaila Ward of Sumaila Local Government, he was a Fulani, Nigerian Civil Servant, administrator, teacher, muslim scholar of comparative religion and politician,[1] he served as Secretary of the Muslim Students Society of Nigeria ATC/ABU Kano, National Secretary-General Kano Students Association, Fellow National Association of Kano State Students, Assistant Head Master Kano Local Education Authority, Assistant Secretary Cabinet Office and Ministry of Home Affairs and Information, Graduate Assistant, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Department of Political Science, Ahmadu Bello University Zaria, Secretary to the Executive Council of Kano State, Principal Secretary to the Kano State Governor, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Works, Housing and Transport, Permanent Secretary of the Kano State Civil Service Commission,[2]Chairman Kano State Hockey Association, Chairman Kano State Television Corporation, and was the Chairman of the Board of Directors in one of the River Basin Authorities in Nigeria, the Hadejia- Jama'are River Basin Development Authority, he also served in the Boards of various private companies.[3]

Early life

He was born at Mandawari, Kofar Kudu, Sumaila, in Kano State.[4]He and his wife were the progenitors of the noble Muallimawa dynasty, a branch of the House of Maiduniya, with descent from the Fulani Jobawa, Fulani Torankawa, Fulanin Chango, Madinawa and Hausawa Clans of the Fulani, Arab and Hausa tribes, called the Hausa-Fulani Arabs, the word Muallimawa was derived from the Arabic word Muallim which means teacher as he and his wife were teachers during some part of their lives, their descendants are called Muallimawa.[5]

Family

His father called Sheikh Aliyu-Talle Maiduniya Sumaila ibn Waliyi Abdurrahim-Maiduniya ibn Sheikh Ibrahim Shi'ithu Ghali ibn Sheikh Shi'ithu Ghali ibn Imam Ghali was a sugarcane merchant and a farmer with an illustrious ancestry and lineage.[6]

His father, was an agnate of the scholarly and Noble Awliya Malamawa Banu Gha Madinawa Malamai Dynasty (Madanis the people of Medina), descendants of Imam Ghali (Malam Gha),[7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14]some members of the noble scholarly clan claimed descent from the Banu Hashim clan of the Quraysh Arabs, through the Sharifain royal Alaouite dynasty of Sharif ibn Ali and the Islamic prophet Muhammad,[15]members of the clan identify themselves as Fulani, Hausa , Hausa-Fulani or Hausa-Fulani Arabs depending on their cultural assimilation, they are called Madinawa Malamai in reference to Medina, the city they claim to originate from,[16]the claim of descent from the Arab tribe and the prophet is common in scholarly lineages throughout Northern Nigeria and the Sahara.[17][18][19]

On the cognate side his father was related to the Fulani's of Chango in Warawa and the royal Jobawa Fulani clan, the clan that produces one of the Kingmakers in the Kano Emirate with the title of Makaman Kano, members of the clan also hold titles of District Heads and Village Heads in some Local Governments in Kano State, the clan initially resided at Utai in Wudil Local Government before settling in other places in Kano State.[20]During the reign of Sarkin Kano Aliyu Babba he appointed Sarkin Takai Umaru Dan Maisaje as Makaman Kano whose link with the Jobawa is through his father's mother Habiba, the sister of Malam Bakatsine, setting aside the traditional requsite of agnatic descent, resulting in a precedence being established for the descendants of the Jobawa clan with paternal or maternal descent to aspire to be appointed as Makaman Kano.[21]

His mother called Hajiya Amina Idris Ali Kofar Yamma Sumaila was from the Hausa people trading and farming family of Kofar Yamma, Sumaila Town but assimilated with the Fulani upon her marriage to his father,[22]her father was a farmer and a Cloth Merchant that sold male clothes, her paternal grandfather was a farmer and a Slave Merchant that sold slaves at the Slave market.[23]

His paternal grandfather called Shaykhu-l-Islam Imam Waliyi Abdurrahim-Maiduniya ibn Mawlana Sheikh Ibrahim ibn Malam Shi'ithu ibn Malam Ghali from the Awliya Malamawa Madinawa Malamai clan was an Islamic Scholar whom some people regarded as a Saint (Waliyi).[24]

His paternal grandmother called Maryam Muhammad Inuwa Chango was a Fulani from Chango Village at Warawa Local Government on the paternal side,[25]and belonged to the Jobawa Fulani Clan on the maternal side,[26] her mother Binta was the daughter of the Village head of Sumaila,[27]Sarkin Sumaila Dan Sumaila Akilu who was a descendant of Makaman Kano Iliyasu and Makaman Kano Isa I, who were District Heads of the Old Wudil District (comprising Wudil, Garko, Takai and Sumaila Local Governments),[28] they were members of the Kano Emirate Council and Kingmakers of the Kano Emirate, the official residence of the Makaman Kano is the Gidan Makama at Wudilawa, Kano Municipal Local Government. [29]

Principles

He was enrolled at Quranic School in Sumaila Town and he memorised the Quran and became a Hafiz, he also mastered other books on Islamic jurisprudence, he was taught by Tijaniyya scholars but he criticised the leadership of the Tijaniyya sect in his Undergraduate Degree Thesis, later in life he was inclined towards the teachings of Sheikh Abubakar Gumi and the Da'awa Group of Nigeria headed by Sheikh Aminudden Abubakar who were Izala adherents, but he disagreed with some of the opinions of some Izala adherents, he held the opinion that the recitation of Dala'il al-Khayrat should not be forbidden, and Mawlid can be celebrated by the Muslims interested in celebrating it, as long as it is conducted according to the ethics enshrined and prescribed by the Islamic religion.[30][31][32][33][34][35][36]

Education

He attended Sumaila Junior Primary School from 1956-1959 and Sumaila Senior Primary School from 1960-1962, he was in the same class with Bashir Dalhatu.[37] He passed entrance examinations into Nigerian Military School Zaria and Wudil Teachers College, his mother refused him permission to join the Military School and preferred the Teachers College, he became a Certified teacher, having attended Wudil Teachers College from 1963-1967,[38] a Teacher training college and earned the Higher Elementary Grade II Teachers Certificate he was in the same set with Faruk Iya Sambo and Ado Shehu Ringim. He attended Advanced Teachers College Kano / ABU Zaria (ATC/ABU Kano) now Federal College of Education Kano from 1968-1970 to earn a Nigeria Certificate in Education[39] but left in his second year to undergo University Education at Ahmadu Bello University.[40] He graduated from Ahmadu Bello University Zaria, Faculty of Arts and Social science, Department of Government (now called Department of Political Science and International Studies) with a Bachelor's degree Social science in Government (Political science) in 1974, he was in the same graduating year with Fidelis Tapgun,[41] and Abubakar Mustapha mni, MFR, he underwent Postgraduate education and enrolled in a Master's degree of Political science from 1976-1977.[42] He was a Fellow of the National Association of Kano State Students and obtained a Security Professional certification from a Security Course he attended for Administrative Officers heading Security and Executive Council Affairs of States at Lagos State.[43]

Marriage

He married (Mrs.) Hajiya Saude Abdullahi - Aliyu in 1973, presently a retired Federal Director of the Federal Ministry of Education, whose father Sarkin Fulani Abdullahi-Maikano ibn Mahmoud was a Village head at Wudil, her paternal grandfather Shaykh al Islam Mahmoud was an Allamah and her paternal great-grandfather Dawaki Bello was the village head of Wudil, a fulani from the Torankawa clan (Torodbe), the clan that leads the Sokoto Caliphate holding the title of Sultan of Sokoto and Amir al-Mu'minin, of the Fulani Empire (consisting of the Fulbe Jihad States of which Sokoto was the headquarters),[44] while her mother Hajiya Rabi bint Shehu-Usman ibn Abdussalam (Inna) was a maternal grand daughter of a Qadi at Gano called Alkali Isiyaka through her mother called Hama from Gano in Dawakin Kudu Local government.[45] The Torankawa clan are partly Arabs and partly Fulani as stated by Abdullahi dan Fodio, brother of Usman dan Fodio who claimed that the their clan of Torankawa are part Fulani, and part Arabs, the Torankawa claimed to descent from the Arabs through Uqba ibn Nafi who was an Arab Muslim of the Umayyad branch of the Quraysh, and hence, a member of the family of the Prophet, Uqba ibn Nafi allegedly married a Fulani woman called Bajjumangbu through which the Torodbe family of Usman dan Fodio descended.[46]Caliph Muhammed Bello the son of Usman dan Fodio in his book Infaq al-Mansur claimed descent from Prophet Muhammad through his paternal grandmother's lineage called Hawwa (mother of Usman dan Fodio), Alhaji Muhammadu Junaidu, Wazirin Sokoto, a scholar of Fulani history, restated the claims of Shaykh Abdullahi bin Fodio in respect of the Danfodio family been part Arabs and part Fulani, while Ahmadu Bello in his autobiography written after independence replicated Caliph's Muhammadu Bello claim of descent from the Arabs through Usman Danfodio's mother, taking the historical account the family of Shehu dan Fodio are partly Arabs and partly Fulani who culturally assimilated with the Hausas and can be described as Hausa-Fulani Arabs.[47]

Career

He did his teaching practice and taught primary school pupils in 1965 and 1966 at Kano Local education authority Primary Schools. In 1967, he became an Assistant Headmaster and taught Mathematics [48] at Tsangaya Primary school Albasu Local government under the Kano Local Education Authority. His Students included Kabiru Ibrahim Gaya, he served the National Youth Service Corps as a teacher of Government, History, English and English Literature at Etuno Grammar School, Igarra Midwestern State from 1/8/1974-31/7/1975 where he earned a commendation and merit award for good service to the school and community. He was an Assistant Secretary at Kano State Cabinet Office under the office of the Secretary to the State Government, Assistant Secretary Kano State Ministry of Home Affairs and Information, graduate assistant, Faculty of Arts and Social Science at Ahmadu Bello University,[49] Secretary to the Kano State Executive Council,[50] Principal Secretary to the Kano State Governor, Permanent secretary Kano State Ministry of Works,[51] Housing and Transport, Permanent secretary Kano State Civil service commission, he was one of the first administrators to inherit the post first republican administrative structure instituted by the military,[52] Chairman, Hadejia Jama'are River Basin Development Authority one of the River Basin Authorities in Nigeria, Chairman Kano State Television Corporation, Secretary Kano State Government Committee on the implementation of the Nigerian Enterprises Promotion Decree, Patron National Youth Council of Nigeria Kano State, Member Turaki Committee chaired by Shehu Shagari GCFR Turakin Sokoto former Executive President, Federal Republic of Nigeria in the Second Nigerian Republic, and other various positions,[53][54] many of his administrative reforms where integrated into the bureaucracy of the Nigerian federation.[55][56][57]

Politically mentored by Aminu Kano, Abubakar Rimi and Shehu Musa Yar'adua. He was a political mentor of many politicians including Rabiu Kwankwaso and Kawu Sumaila whom he endorsed and sponsored for the Chairman seat of Sumaila Local Government in the local government elections held on March 15, 1997 on the platform of the United Nigeria Congress Party (UNCP) but Kawu Sumaila lost to the candidate of Magaji Abdullahi, Hon. Musa Inuwa Gala of the National Center Party of Nigeria (NCPN), in the Kano State House of Assembly elections of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in 1999, Kawu was sponsored and endorsed again by Abdullahi Aliyu Sumaila but the ticket of the party was given to Hon. Shehu Musa Usman, Abdullahi Sumaila was a member of the Northern Elements Progressive Union,[58] People's Redemption Party (PRP),[59][60][61] Nigerian People's Party (NPP), People's Front of Nigeria (PF),[62][63] Social Democratic Party (SDP),[64] People's Democratic Movement (PDM),[65] People's Consensus Party (PCP),[66] United Nigeria Congress (UNC),[67]United Nigeria Congress Party (UNCP)[68] and People's Democratic Party.[69][70]

He was the Leader of the Student Wing of the Northern Elements Progressive Union Sumaila District in the First Nigerian Republic, Secretary General Kano State Directorate of the People's Redemption Party, Michael Imoudu political faction in the Second Nigerian Republic and the Kano State Vice Chairman of the SDP in the Third Nigerian Republic.[71][72][73]

He was campaign manager of Muhammadu Abubakar Rimi Gubernatorial candidate of the Nigerian People's Party, 1983 elections, Political Secretary of Ahmadu Rufa'i Kano State Gubernatorial Candidate under the SDP in the Third Nigerian Republic,[74] National Delegate representing Sumaila People's Front National Convention June 1989, Leader Peoples Front of Nigeria PF Sumaila Local Government, Chairman Merger Committee of Magaji Abdullahi and Ahmadu Rufa'i Gubnetorial Aspirants of the SDP Kano State, Director of Campaign North West with headquarters at Kaduna State of Major General Shehu Musa Yar'adua Presidential Candidate SDP -1992, Delegate of Tarauni Ward, Kano Municipal Local Government Area of the SDP under the Open ballot system (Option A4) 6 February 1993,[75] Leader United Nigeria Congress (UNC) Sumaila Local Government, Member National Contact and Mobilization Committee United Nigeria Congress Party (UNCP), Member Kano State Caucus UNCP, Leader UNCP Sumaila Local Government, Member Kano State Caretaker Committee UNCP-1997, Leader People's Democratic Movement PDM Sumaila Local Government, Leader Peoples Consensus Party Sumaila Local Government, Member Kano State Elders Committee PDP, Member PDP Kano State Gubernatorial and House of Assembly Screening and Conduct of Primaries Electoral Committee 1999.Director General Campaign of Hon.Nura Mohammed Dankadai Kano South Senatorial Campaign Team under the PDP -2002. Delegate PDP Kano State Gubernatorial Primary Election December 2002, Leader PDP Sumaila Local Government 1998-2003, Chairman Elders Committee PDP Sumaila Local Government 1998-2003.[76]

He was also Chairman KADFRU, Chairman Sauda Voyager Nigeria Limited, Chairman Ramy Palace Nigeria Limited, Chairman Pathfinder Consultancy Services, Chairman Aurum Nigeria Limited,Chairman Precise Oil Resources, Chairman Saymar Bread,General Manager/ Board Director at Arewa Steel Works. He also served as a Director in the Boards of Hayder Trading and Manufacturing Company Nigeria Limited, Katday Modern Furnitures Company Nigeria Limited, Dayekh Tiles Nigeria Limited, Rima Farms, Dayekh Ali Nigeria Limited and United Confectionery Nigeria Limited.[77]

He was a Member of the Boy Scouts Association of Nigeria, Secretary Muslim Students Society of Nigeria Advanced Teachers College Kano, National Secretary-General Kano Students Association, Treasurer Third World Association Ahmadu Bello University Zaria, Treasurer Dr.Bala Mohammed Memorial Committee, Chairman Kano State Hockey Association, Chairman Kano State Government Anti-Apartheid Committee, Secretary Kano State Government General Murtala Mohammed former Head of State Memorial Committee, Member Kano State Government Sports Revival Committee, Member Steering Committee and Chairman Finance Committee Kano State Foundation Wudil Local Government Chapter, Member Blood Transfusion Service, Official Executive Member Kano Capital School Parents Teachers Association, Patron Sumaila Students Association, Executive Official Member St. Thomas Secondary School Parents Teachers Association, National Financial Secretary Wudil Teachers College Old Students Association, Member Kano State Government Nigeria Constitution Coordinating Committee, Member Kano State Government Transition Main Committee.[74] [78]

He was Member Federal Government College Kano Parents Teachers Association, Member Federal Government College Staff School Parents Teachers Association, Member Crescent International School Parents Teachers Association, Member Samadi International School Parents Teachers Association.[79]

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