Aminu Kano

==== Bauchi Community Center ====
To replace the BDC, Aminu and Zungur established another political organisation, the Bauchi Community Center. Starting with about 20 members, their first meeting took place at the Native Authority Library, near the emir's palace. During this meeting, accompanied by a policeman, Balewa approached them at the emir's request, asking them to disband as "all unions (organizations) are forbidden". Zungur then told him to tell the emir that they were not going to disband. After Balewa left, they decided to deliver a letter to the senior political officer telling him what had happened, claiming the emir was trespassing on their rights.<ref name=":1" />{{Rp|pages= 91–92 }}

Three days later, the organization's members were invited to meet with the emir. The emir denied ordering their disbandment, and claimed that he had only forbade them from using "the Native Authority Library typewriters and facilities". Despite Balewa complaining that he delivered the message given to him accurately and Zungur ready to exploit this contradiction, the matter wasn't pursued further, and the organization accepted the emir's decision. Shortly after, an elderly man named Mallam Waziri offered them the use of his roofless hall for meetings, provided they roofed it themselves. They pooled their money together and roofed it.<ref name=":1" />{{Rp|page=93}}  Not long after, the British government offered Aminu one of seven scholarships to study in [[England]] starting from September 1946, which he accepted.<ref name=":14" />{{Rp|page=276}}<ref name=":1" />{{Rp|page=97}} <ref name=":9" /><ref name=":10" />{{Rp|page=154}}