Muhammadu Sanusi II, the deposed emir of Kano, says he considers his dethronement as the will of God.
The Kano state government announced the destoolment of Sanusi over allegations of insubordination on Monday.
Aminu Bayero, son of the late Ado Bayero and emir of Bichi, was installed as Sanusi’s replacement.
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”Greetings my people. We are always thankful to God for all the things we experience that never end. I was dethroned as the emir of Kano on the 9th of February 2020. God has kept me in health for about six years on this throne,” he said.
”The one who gives, has taken. Leadership is given to one to keep and when it’s time, the person has to give it back. God has already fore-planned when one will stay or leave and that’s why we have taken in good faith everything that has happened. We agree, we are grateful, we are cheerful. We thank the people of Kano for all the love they have shown us thus far, for the followership, and obedience.
Sanusi’s grandfather was deposed as emir of Kano in 1963 and banished to Azare in Bauchi. ( TheCable )
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