The Kano State House of Assembly has commenced the process of amending the Kano State Emirs (Appointment and Deposition) Law amidst call for the return of the deposed 14th Emir of Kano, Muhammad Sanusi.

The House resolved to amend the law after the Majority Leader and member representing Dala constituency, Hussien Dala, moved the motion during plenary on Tuesday.

Daily Trust reports that the law was first amended in 2019 during the rift between then-Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje and the deposed Emir.

The first amendment had broken the Kano emirate into five different emirates with the creation of Rano, Karaye, Gaya and Bichi Emirates, and the appointment of First Class Emirs for the new emirates, eventually culminating in the deposition of then Emir of Kano.

But following the electoral victory of Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, who had campaigned with the restoration of the old Kano Emirate system, several groups renew the call for the reinstatement of Emir Sanusi.

One month before Governor Yusuf assumed office, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, leader of the New Nigerian Peoples Party (NNPP), the ruling party in Kano, had said issue of the emirates would be reviewed.

“We campaigned and we are well-known in Nigeria, especially in Kano. What we showed the people is by God’s grace all the good projects we started when we were in government. This governor (Abba Kabir Yusuf) and his team will pick up from where we left off,” Kwankwaso had said.

“We as elders in the movement will continue to advice them to do things that are proper. We tried not to talk about whether the Emir would be removed or not, but now you see, the opportunity is there.

“Those who God made leaders will now decide on the next step and decision to take. They will review it and determine what is the right thing to be done.

“Apart from the issue of changing the emir, the emirates have now been divided into five. All of that will be reviewed too. When a leader comes into power whether in a country, state or local government area, he inherits things that are good and things that are difficult and challenging.

“We are confident God will give the governor (Abba Kabir Yusuf) the wisdom to come and resolve the challenges planted in Kano state so that everyone will leave peacefully in Kano state.”

Edoreborn:
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Anything to bring peace, tranquility, prosperous blessings to our darling nation all around is all we want at MANNA.

God bless Kaduna State.

God bless Nigeria 🇳🇬

We Rise ✔️

maxiuc:


Kudus to Oba of benin

Oni of ife

Obi of onitsha

Nothing concern their throne with all this Government bruhaha

Imagine an elected officer that has expiration date dethroning a ruler

Adblg0610:
NNPP= 26members
APC = 14 members
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Total = 40 members
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In view of the above calculations, the Kano State House of Assembly has a total of 40 members, the NNPP needs to have 27 members to form the required two-third majority, to be able to amend the law.
So, they need one member of the APC to betray his party and join them.The question now is which one of the 14 members of the APC Is a Judas?

happney65:


Some of you that just started reading the news in the era of SM. The Govornor can dethrone all the above mentioned names and nothing will happen

Absolutely NOTHING.

I guess you don't know Awolowo dethroned the former Alaafin of Oyo. I guess you don't know.

labansin:
Chief Obafemi Awolowo, the political leader of the old western region of Nigeria was not a friend to the old Alaafin of Oyo, oba Adeymi Adeniran
Oba Adeyemi was playing friendship with the NCNC an opposition party to the Action Group, a party set up by Chief Obafemi Awolowo.


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ElevationD:
Wahala dey.

Will a potential return of Sanusi not end in crisis for the state? Will the sitting Emir agree to be deposed or returned to Bichi, his previous position, after having tasted the power and authority of the Emir of Kano?

We have only been informed of those in favour of the change. What about those not in favour? Would they agree and take it lightly?

We need peace in the Kano state and a wrong move would be very disastrous.

What would happen if Sanusi continues his life with other assignments? He’s highly connected and quite wealthy.

What’s happening with the present governor? Can he please stop further destruction and now proceed with making Kano better than what Ganduje left?

Akfrenzy:


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