Ms. Bayero, who is the daughter of the late Emir identified the Abia state governor as one the prominent personalities showing interest in her work and the life of the late Emir.
She also prayed God to bring peace to the Kano Emirate.
In a chat with LEADERSHIP Sunday, Ms Bayero said her directorial debut as a filmmaker is a story about the legacy of her late father and it is a beautiful historical account of a man who represented the Kano Emirate for five decades, which needs to be projected.
She described the life of the late Emir as being rich in lessons and descriptive of the road leading to present day Nigeria and the culture of the North.
