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Not on the page. In ONE PIECE 1195, Killingham tells Sanji he doesn't have Conqueror's Haki, Gaban — in flashback — says the aptitude should be there but Sanji carries a self-destructive streak, and Ivankov's memory names a serious 'weakness'. Here is each line, who says it, and what it does not settle.
ONE PIECE 1195 "Weakness": Zoro says "I've got it" and lands a massive strike on Sommers — then the chapter cuts away before the result. Brook confronts the masked Gunko as Esperia's Princess Shuri and she answers only as Gunko, an owl starts the story of a woman called Lily, and Sanji is told he has a serious weakness.
Japanese readers paired 1194's 'Omen is its counterpart' with Mihawk's 'Conqueror's Haki is oneself' and read a contrast: a power handed down from Imu versus a power that comes from the self. We score that theory against the page, test Mihawk's definition, and track what 1194–1195 still leave open.
Gunko is a God's Knight of the World Noble Manmayer family — and the manga strongly indicates she was Shuri, the princess Brook served in the Kingdom of Esperia 70 years ago. What each chapter shows, from her first memory of Brook to their confrontation in chapter 1195, and what is still not stated.
In ONE PIECE 1195 an owl in Elbaf's hidden library says a human woman called Lily once lived on the island. The page does not say 'Nefertari' — but the name is spelled exactly like Nefertari D. Lili's. What the chapter says, what the series has shown about Lili, and what is theory.
Yes — Zoro has Conqueror's Haki, and Gaban says so outright in chapter 1152. What he does not have yet is control: in chapter 1194 Sommers identifies one of his attacks as carrying it, and afterwards Zoro cannot reproduce it. Every chapter on the record, with what each one actually shows.
