In 1927, a certain Felix Okonkwo who later became a member of Kano house of chiefs in the '50s founded a groundnut trading business along the rail lines of Kano state. He had many sons, so he named his business Okonkwo and sons which was pronounced as kwankwasons by the locals based on Hausa accent. Kwankwasons later became kwankwaso and later a kwankwason became governor in Kano state. Would Gov. Rabiu Kwankwaso also leave Kano come October 2017?
_~ Reno Omokri.*
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