Pro-Sanusi II solidarity rally hits Kano, as NSA denies involvement in plot to return deposed Ado Bayero
*Sanusi’s return a cycle of history – BUK don
*His return makes us happy – Residents
By KEMI KASUMU
Moreover, amidst the controversy, the Office of the National Security Adviser has refuted claims alleging its involvement in facilitating the return of the dethroned Emir, Aminu Ado-Bayero, to Kano, underscoring the intricate web of narratives surrounding the unfolding events.
In a display of unwavering support, Kano State residents so much enthisiastic about the reinstatement of Emir of Kano, Alhaji Muhammadu Sanusi II, congregated outside the ancient Kano Emir’s Palace, echoing the resounding slogan of “Sarki Daya ne” (There is only one King) at the weekend.
The gathering, marked by a sense of solidarity, comes in response to the reinstatement of Emir Sanusi II by Governor of Kano State Abba Kabir Yusuf, a move that has stirred considerable political and social tension within the state with the state authorities unmoved.
Amidst the legal and political complexities surrounding the emirship, hundreds of supporters had united to express their allegiance to Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II holding aloft banners and placards adorned with his likeness, advocating for the preservation of his esteemed leadership.
Despite the charged atmosphere outside the palace, security personnel have maintained order, ensuring that the demonstration proceeds peacefully without any potential escalation of conflicts.
This demonstration unfolds against a backdrop of conflicting reports and legal maneuvers concerning the emirship.
The Kano State Police Command has affirmed its commitment to upholding a Federal High Court order that restrains the state government from reinstating Sanusi, a directive aimed at maintaining the status quo pending further legal deliberations.
Moreover, amidst the controversy, the Office of the National Security Adviser has refuted claims alleging its involvement in facilitating the return of the dethroned Emir, Aminu Ado Bayero, to Kano, underscoring the intricate web of narratives surrounding the unfolding events.
Prominent human rights lawyer, Inibehe Effiong, has called upon the Federal Government to respect the traditional and legal processes governing the emirship dispute, emphasizing the importance of allowing the Kano King Makers and the state governor to navigate these matters independently to avert potential unrest.
In the midst of uncertainty and discord, the supporters of Emir Sanusi II stand united, embodying a spirit of resilience and unity amidst the tumultuous landscape of Kano’s political and social spheres.
A Bayero State University don has howver described the of Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II as a cycle of history saying it once happened to Emir Ado Bayero during the administration of Alhaji Ababajar Rimi. but returned.
He wished Sanusi a successful leadership on the throne, just as so many Kano residents say the return of Sanusi is a good development for Kano to move forward.
