Selema III (Salmama II)

Selema III, also called Salmama II (Sǝlǝma bin ʿAbdallāh, died around 1326), was mai of the Kanem Empire in the early fourteenth century, succeeding his father Abdullah II Kademi. His short reign, beginning around 1322, was dominated by the rising of the Sao peoples south of Lake Chad, whom earlier mais had weakened but never fully subdued.

Selema campaigned against them but was killed in battle at a site recorded as Yúsub or N'difu, and was succeeded by his brother Kure I Gana.