She is an elegant, beautiful and gorgeous lady endowed with richness and fertility; forests and beautiful surroundings, hills, rocks and caves, landscaped gardens and flowing streams, and meadows that spring forth abundant farming and irrigation; producing vegetables and grains, fruits and honey, milk and cheese, meat and fishes.
She begot Warriors, Jihadists, Scholars and Ameers; Emirs, Imams, Traders and Merchants, prominent and respected whose names echoed and transcribed in the annals of history, loved and adored, hailed and remembered for their selfless and relentless struggles all made possible by traits of her DNA in them.
Gold, Metals and Kaolin; soil, sand and oil; hide, glue and skin abundantly in her backyard; whilst she is skilled and experienced, diligent and creative, determined and willing, enthusiastic and zealous to transmute these divine gifts for her sustenance.
She lived for centuries, strong, hale and hearty, advancing and transforming, embracing and accommodating, giving and empowering, producing and expanding for nourishment and self-reliance, never a burden to her neighbors, for she never knew the act of taking but generously gave, sometimes and exchanged, bought and sold to maintain her integrity and extend her hospitality.
She occupies a colossal land mass and built an empire so proud, and mansions so huge, where rooms are enough and spacious for sons and daughters, guests and visitors, friends and relatives, all free to roam the beautiful landscape covering Dankama to Damari, with varieties of mesmerizing natural snacks of Goruba and Magarya, Kurna and Kanya, Dunya and Dorowa, Faru and Kuka all rich in medication and in addition to balancing her diet.
She upholds her proud culture and profound tradition her pride, and for her identity she celebrates Hawan Salla and Durbar, Sallar Gani and Sharo, Dambe and Kokowa, Sukuwa, Gada and Takkai and her youth play for leisure as Tahole, Tashe and Langa, Wowwo, Nunkaya and Tsere to sustain their culture and build ties among peers to grow as one family, proving their worth as children of this elegant lady.
She is famous for her long life, custodian of historical and monumental sites of Dallaje and Yandaki, Gobarau and Kusugu, Bugaje and Durbi-Ta-Kusheyi, Maska and Zango, Ruma and Kangiwa. Her brave and exemplary Emir sons are remembered and cherished from Malam Ummaru Dallaje to Muhammadu Bello and Ahmadu (Garnakaki), Ibrahim, Musa to Abubakar and then Sarki Yero of the great Dallazawa dynasty; followed by Muhammadu Dikko, Usman Nagoggo and Muhammad Kabir then Abdulmummuni of the reigning Sullubawa dynasty.
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