I Inherited N11,000, 5 Pieces Of Cloth From My Father — Emir Of Zazzau
The Emir of Zazzau, Alhaji Ahmed Nuhu Bamalli, has revealed that his father left him and his siblings only N11,000 and five pieces of cloth when he died. Bamalli made the disclosure while explaining why he did not make wealth accumulation a priority despite holding senior positions in the banking sector, diplomacy and public service […]
The Emir of Zazzau, Alhaji Ahmed Nuhu Bamalli, has shared that his father left him only N11,000 and five pieces of cloth upon his death. In an interview, Bamalli explained why wealth accumulation was not a priority for him despite his successful career in banking, diplomacy and public service. His father, Magaji Zazzau, did not possess a personal vehicle even though he chaired the Leventis Group at the time of his demise.
Bamalli's background, he said, shaped his perspective on wealth, expressing his lack of desire to accumulate riches. He dismissed the idea of using money to secure the emirship, emphasizing that leadership is about service to the people, not accumulation. Currently, the emir resides in two houses in Zaria and Abuja. His ultimate aspiration is to be remembered as a just leader rather than for any material wealth.
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