Part 5: The Queen's Enemies The Last Queen of Kigali: A Memoir of Ancient Kano

The Queen of Kigali had many enemies. Some of them were from within her own court, while others were from outside forces.

The first of her enemies were the neighboring kingdoms of Kano and Zaria. Both of these kingdoms had been at war with Kigali for centuries, and they were determined to bring the kingdom down. They had powerful armies and were constantly trying to invade Kigali.

The second of her enemies were the slave traders. These traders would come to Kigali and kidnap people, taking them away to be sold as slaves. The Queen was determined to put a stop to this, and she had her soldiers patrol the borders of Kigali to prevent the slave traders from entering.

The third of her enemies were the bandits. These bandits would come to Kigali and steal from the people, taking whatever they could get their hands on. The Queen had her soldiers patrol the roads and villages to protect the people from these bandits.

The fourth of her enemies were the foreign powers. These powers were from far away lands, and they wanted to take control of Kigali. The Queen had to be very careful in how she dealt with these powers, as she did not want to risk a war.

The fifth of her enemies were the witches and wizards. These magical creatures were feared by the people of Kigali, and the Queen had to be very careful in how she dealt with them. She had her soldiers patrol the forests and villages to protect the people from these magical creatures.

The Queen of Kigali had many enemies, but she was determined to protect her people and her kingdom. She was a strong and brave leader, and she was determined to keep Kigali safe.