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in its present site in 1870 by Sarkin Lere
Muhammadu Dankaka (1857–1907). Sarkin Lere Idris Murabus (1830–1847) founded his base near the rock of Gurba (near Sheni), while his brother Sarkin Lere Mamman (Muhammadu), who ruled from 1850 to 1856 chose a place called Liyanga, which is near present-day Domawa, as his headquarters. Upon his ascension to the throne in 1857, Malam Muhammadu Dankaka founded Masherengi as a unified settlement but was forced to abandon it following a night raid by Sarkin Ningi Dan Maje in 1867 which destroyed the town.
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other states. Yet again, following the process of re-grading some traditional institutions, the Kaduna State
Government under the administration of Alhaji Ahmed Mohammed Makarfi upgraded the Lere traditional stool from Third Class to Second Class status on March 9, 2007. Upon the demise of Sarkin Lere Umaru Mohammed on January 23, 2011, his younger brother, Brigadier General Abubakar Garba Mohammed, a former military governor of Sokoto State, was installed as the 13th Emir of Lere.
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not paid any salary throughout the period of their reign. However, Sarkin Ruwan Zazau Salau, Dan
Galadiman Zazzau Abbas and his brother Walin Zazzau Halliru were moderators until 1920. After the removal of Abdullahi for the second time, no chief was appointed for Lere for two years. However, in 1920 Walin Zazzau Halliru was gazetted as District Head of Lere for the period of 1920 to 1924. Since then Lere has the following District Heads posted from Zaria.
803:, Plateau State, where he would be made a flag bearer. But Dabo Titi chose to stay under Malam Musa and remain in his Toro country home. The Shehu granted Dabo Titi's request for transfer of allegiance and advised firmly that Dabo Titi should accept a vassalage status in Zazzau emirate. The Shehu carved out parts of Bauchi and Zazzau emirates and incorporated them into the new Lere vassal state, marking the creation of Lere in 1808.
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354:, rarely falling below 51 or rising over 102. Lere's climate is classified as tropical wet and dry, or savanna (Aw). The district experiences a yearly temperature of 27.84 °C (82.11 °F), which is -1.62% colder than the average for Nigeria. Lere experiences 129.11 wet days (35.37% of the time) and 90.53 millimeters (3.56 inches) of precipitation on average per year.
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Dabo Titi and his people found it difficult to settle in one place because of their large number. They broke up into smaller settlements within the territory they controlled and occupied. Subsequently, the headquarters of Lere vassal state was moved to several places up to the time it was established
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The word 'Lere' could be translated to be the Fulbe phrase of 'a permanent place' or 'station'. But according to Lere chroniclers, the name was derived from a daughter of
Muhammad Dabo (Titi) who was married to Usman Biri. Nonetheless, the people of Leren-Zagezagi paid allegiance to the Habe ruler of
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came with the 12th Sarkin Lere Alhaji Umaru
Mohammed receiving the staff of office on January 21, 2001, which marked another historical milestone. This is a precedent for the full restoration of Lere's traditional status and a step towards attaining the position of Emirate as its peers in Kaduna and
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In the period of 1907 to 1918, during the reign of Emir of Zazzau Aliyu Dan Sidi, Sarkin Lere
Abdullahi and Sarkin Lere Abubakar were alleged to have misappropriated tax and were deposed. Both Sarkin Lere Abdullahi and Sarkin Lere Abubakar were neither given the full status of District Head and were
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of 94 °F, the hot season spans 2.3 months, from
February 16 to April 27. At 96 °F on average for highs and 71 °F on average for lows, April is the hottest month in Lere during the year. With an average daily maximum temperature below 84 °F, the cool season spans 2.9 months, from
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Fulani, known as the
Fulanin Wunti-Gyamzo, under the leadership of Malam Muhammadu Dabo Titi. This Fulani group arrived at the Bauchi territory in the late 18th century after moving from Maru in Zamfara. The leader of this Fulani clan settled in the precinct of Zaranda during the pre-jihad period.
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The Shehu allowed Dabo Titi to remain in Toro, which did not go down well with Malam Yakubu and so he asked Dabo Titi to move out of the area, when he refused Yakubu marched his forces to Ribina, west of Toro, and made it part of his territory. Ribina was earlier under the rulership of Dabo Titi.
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was abolished and replaced by districts and provinces. In the course of this re-organisation, substantial parts of Lere Vassal State were merged with Bauchi and
Plateau provinces. The remnants which constitutes the present Lere Local Government Area was thus reduced to a district status under a
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Dabo Titi reported the matter to Malam Musa, the emir of Zazzau, and sought his permission to fight Malam Yakubu so as to reclaim his territory, but Malam Musa urged him to move southwest of Toro and avoid armed conflict, which the Shehu has forbidden among his followers. Dabo Titi moved his
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Shortly after a major disagreement ensued between Malam
Muhammadu Dabo Titi and the Emir of Bauchi Mallam Yakubu over the imposition of cattle taxes on Fulanin Wunti. The case was referred to Shehu Usman Dan Fodio, who after careful study ordered for the return of the cattle to Titi.
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of Bauchi, but he relinquished the title to his in-law, Muhammadu Kusu, a Filata Borno. Muhammadu Kusu's descendants and those of Muhammadu Dabo Titi hold the title of Sarkin Yaki (King Maker) and also District Head of Lame successively, in the present Bauchi Emirate to date.
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However, a turning point in the transformation of Lere Chiefdom was made in 1986 when late Sarkin Lere, Alhaji Umaru Muhammad, then Village Head of Lere, was appointed as District Head of Lere. He succeeded late Makaman Zazzau Alhaji Halliru who died in the same year.
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word for 'Titiye' meaning 'the nomad.' While he was there, a group under Usman Biri, apparently tired of roaming, broke from the camp and travelled to the southern part of Bauchi territory. They fought, defeated and subjugated the
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instead of Zazzau, which marked its renaming to Leren Bauchi. It is however instructive to note that in 1808 Muhammadu Dabo Titi picked Lere as the name for his newly established vassal state after his installation in
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Having settled at Zaranda for a while, Malam Muhammadu Dabo Titi shifted base to Toro and built his home at a place called Gyamzo. Thus, that was how the group under Muhammadu Dabo Titi got its name Wunti-Gyamzo.
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At the commencement of the jihad spearheaded by Shehu Usman Dan Fodio in 1804, Malam Muhammadu Dabo Titi assisted Mallam Yakubu, the flag bearer of the jihad in Bauchi, which resulted in the establishment of
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hereditary rulership system (or Sarki) in 1905 during the reign of Muhammadu Dankaka. Consequent to the reduction of Lere vassal to a district status, the following district heads ruled the district.
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in the early 17th century, establishing several towns and settlements amongst whom are two separate towns sharing similar name of "Lere", southwest of Timbuktu and at the Dendi region of present-day
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Malam Musa Bamalli, the first emir of Zazzau was a personal friend and teacher to Dabo Titi and his brother Malam Sambo. The Shehu, however, suggested that Dabo Titi relocate to
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and he went and established the present Maru town in 1810. But Muhammad Dadi's other brothers, Muhammad Sambo, Muhammad Dabo (Titi), Yunusa and few others travelled southward to
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Lere has a dry season that is partially cloudy and oppressively overcast, and a hot climate all year round. The average annual temperature ranges from 56 to 97 degrees
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as far back as the 5th century. Oral traditions suggest a strong association in terms of intermarriages between them and other ethnic groups such as the North African
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It was also in 1920 that Sarkin Lere Aliyu Mai'Itu was appointed Village Head of Lere. Thus, the following people ruled Lere with a reduced status of village head.
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Sequel to this a request was again made by Malam Muhammadu Dabo Titi to Shehu Usman Dan Fodio for the transfer of allegiance to Zazzau from Bauchi.
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headquarters to a place called Kunka, then, inhabited by a tribe called Limoro and consolidated his country and subjects as vassal of Zazzau.
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The Aqit family were said to have been dispersed by the Moroccans who spread violence, cruelty and destruction upon the cities of Timbuktu,
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July 5 to October 2. With an average low of 57 °F and high of 88 °F, December is the coldest month of the year in Lere.
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To pacify Malam Yakubu following several agitations, Lafia, which was earlier a vassal of Zazzau was ceded to Bauchi by the
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along with a very large contingent. Some of his offspring remained in sparse camps in the Kangimi area and later Kawo and
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as its vassal in return for Lere in 1812. This exchange resulted in Zazzau emirate having ten vassal states namely Lere,
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in 1804, he assisted the Shehu and defeated the Banaga Dan Bature of Morai. His son, Umaru was made the Banaga by Caliph
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or al-Murabitun movement in the eleventh century. From the Takrur, they migrated into Western
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Local Government in the Northern States of Nigeria; Past and Present
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An Introduction to the History of Islamic States of Northern Nigeria
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1225:"Lere, Nigeria Hourly Weather Forecast | Weather Underground"
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or governors until Umar bin Mahmud Aqit, who lost to the
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1026:HASC, population, area and Headquarters Statoids
990:.former member Nigerian House of Representative
579:settling in places like Kunta and Timbuktu. In
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941:Return of district headship to original heirs
468:Origin of the founders of Lere - Fulani Wunti
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610:in April 1493, which ended the reign of the
1341:by S.J. Hogben and A.H.M. Kirk-Green (1966)
898:Barden Lere Abdulkarim (Regent) (1918–1920)
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1038:"Lere, Lere, Lere, Kaduna State, Nigeria"
618:and appointed Umar bin Muhammad Naddi, a
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950:Restoration of traditional institution
629:-Sanhaja. The family produced several
1249:"Long term weather forecast for Lere"
930:Malam Muhammadu Mijinyawa (1927–1942)
861:Malam Muhammadu Dabo Titi (1808–1830)
277:consists of 11 subdivisions, namely:
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886:Malam Muhammadu Dankaka (1905–1907)
873:Malam Muhammadu Dankaka (1857–1905)
734:and it remained so until after the
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1333:A History of Islam in West Africa
936:Alhaji Umaru Muhammad (1980–1986)
933:Alhaji Muhammadu Sani (1942–1980)
342:to be 458,600 by March 21, 2016.
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1007:List of villages in Kaduna State
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614:in Songhai, he re-organised the
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1339:The Emirate of Northern Nigeria
1335:by J. Spencer Trimingham (1962)
1087:"Post Offices- with map of LGA"
924:Malam Aliyu Mai'Itu (1920–1924)
864:Malam Idris Murabus (1830–1847)
237:LGA to the west and south, and
157:2006 National Population Census
112: • Executive Chairman
913:Walin Zazzau Umaru (1951–1968)
907:Walin Zazzau Umaru (1925–1946)
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1163:"Lere, Kaduna State, Nigeria"
233:(LGA) shares boundaries with
1138:"Kaduna-State-Political-Map"
927:Malam Musa Ladan (1924–1927)
543:. He traced his ancestry to
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895:Malam Abdullahi (1915–1918)
889:Malam Abdullahi (1907–1912)
362:With an average daily high
269:Administrative subdivisions
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1359:by M.G. Smith among others
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1059:"Kaduna State of Nigeria"
867:Malam Aliyu I (1847–1850)
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1304:Journal des Africanistes
1298:Nwabara, Samuel (1963).
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759:Traditional institution
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996:, Hausa film Director.
476:region of present-day
296:Kahugu (Gbiri Niragu).
241:LGA to the northwest;
1347:by S.J. Hogben (1967)
1116:Premium Times Nigeria
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498:Senegal river valley
221:of the area is 811.
146: • Density
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463:Fulani of Lere town
358:Average Temperature
1568:Lere, Kaduna State
982:Mohammed Dabo Lere
571:, who founded the
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