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The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, has appealed for calm following the Court of Appeal’s ruling.
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Sanusi cautioned against attempts to instigate violence in Kano.
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The emir commended the people of Kano for maintaining peace and emphasized the need for prayer and divine intervention in resolving the state’s challenges.
The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, has called for calm and urged residents to resist any actions that could provoke unrest in the ancient city.
This appeal comes after the Court of Appeal ruled in his favour in an ongoing legal dispute.
Sanusi cautioned against attempts to instigate violence in Kano, noting that those who seek to disrupt the state’s peace will ultimately face the consequences of their actions.
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“As you all know, the Appeal Court has confirmed today that the Federal High Court has no jurisdiction over emirate issues. This judgment was expected, and those who initiated the case in court knew this all along,” he said.
The emir also commended the people of Kano for maintaining peace despite provocations. “Our greatest achievement is that the state has remained peaceful.
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There has been no violence or disorder. We call on everyone to continue maintaining peace and unity,” he said.
Sanusi emphasized the need for prayer and divine intervention in resolving the state’s challenges, stating, “This battle is not ours but God’s. And God does not need anyone’s help. Let us keep praying for His guidance and intervention.”
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