‘Whatever happens is predestined from God,’ says Emir Sanusi
In a bid to douse the tension that envelopes the ancient city of Kano and find lasting solution to the imbroglio that characterises the emergence of new monarch, the 26th Emir of Kano, Muhammad Sanusi, met with security operatives on Saturday.
The details of the crucial meeting has now been made public, with Emir Sanusi describing his reinstatement by the state government as justice against the injustice done to him in the past.
On Friday, Governor Abba Yusuf reinstated Sanusi as Emir of Kano after deposing the 15th Emir, Aminu Bayero.
This was after the Kano State House of Assembly heard the motion on the Kano State Emirate Council Amendment Bill and eventually abrogated the 2019 Law that allowed for the creation of the five separate emirates from the old Kano Emirates.
But despite a court stopping Sanusi’s reinstatement, he was enthroned by the State government.
The development has heightened tension in the north west state and put the reinstated and dethroned emirs on a potential collision course.
However, meeting with security chiefs on Saturday, Sanusi said he had not seen the specific court order.
“The emir, who spoke for over an hour during the meeting, told us that what the state government had done was justice against the injustice meted out to him in the past.
“He told us that he had not seen the court order we were referring to, describing it as a media court order until he sees it,” a source privy to the meeting told Daily Trust
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