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Amadu Seku
Amadu Seku was the son of Seku Amadu and the second ruler of the Massina Empire, the Fulbe Islamic state of the inner Niger delta, from 1845 to 1853. He kept up his father's religious and administrative order based at Hamdullahi. His son Amadu Amadu succeeded him and was overthrown by Umar Tall in 1862.
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