Sulluɓawa dangin Fulani ne a Arewacin Najeriya, su ne gidajen da ke mulki yanzu a

Sulluɓawa
clan (en) Fassara
Bayanai
Harsuna Fillanci da Hausa
Ƙabila Fillanci da Torodbe (en) Fassara
Addini Musulunci

Kano, Ringim da Katsina, kuma ɗaya daga cikin Gidaje huɗu masu mulkin masarautar Zazzau. Ana kuma samun su a jihohin Kano, Jigawa, Katsina da Sokoto. An ce sun samo asali ne daga Futa Toro, a cikin ƙasar Senegal ta yanzu, kuma suna da alaƙa da Torodbe (Toronkawa), Sulluɓawa sun samo asali ne daga Sissilo mijin Cippowo ƙanwar Uthman Toroddo kakan Usman dan Fodio saboda haka ake ganin su a matsayinsu na 'yan uwan Toronkawa,da farko suna cikin ƙungiyar Wangarawa, suna da alaƙa da Mandigo a cikin asalinsu kuma suna da dangantaka da Mandika, mandika' ya'yan Masarautar Mali ne, Sullubawa ya yi magana da Wakore kafin su tsunduma cikin ƙungiyar Fulani.rasa asalin yarensu da kuma amfani da yaren Fulatanci. Sun taka muhimmiyar rawa a Jihadin Fulani wanda Usman dan Fodio ya jagoranta, wanda ya kafa Khalifanci na Sakkwato.Sulluɓawa ya zama "wadanda ke cin gajiyar duk muƙaman mulki a duk in ban da ƙasar Hausa daya". A cikin ƙarni na 19, Sullubawa ya mallaki yawancin masarautar Masarautar Kano. Dangin ya ci gajiyar mulkin mallaka na Burtaniya da mulkin kai tsaye wanda ya ga tasirinsu ya karu.Daga baya dangin Sullubawa suka sami muƙamin bayan faɗuwar jamhuriya ta farko ; tare da ɗaya daga cikinsu Umaru Musa Yar'Adua ya zama Shugaban Najeriya.[1][2][3][4][5][6].

Sanannun Sullubawa

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Manazarta

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