According to the Punch newspaper, Kano State’s emir, Muhammadu Sanusi II, has urged citizens to abstain from damaging actions while protesting hunger and adversity is still going on. He conveyed his extreme worry about the destruction and looting of both public and private property, highlighting the necessity of nonviolent protests.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
The Emir’s statement comes in response to reports of protesters returning to the streets despite the curfew imposed by Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf to curb widespread violence. Sanusi made his remarks at a press conference held at his Gidan Rumfa palace on Friday evening, August 2.
He urged residents to maintain peace and avoid being used as agents of destruction. The Emir’s plea aims to prevent further chaos and ensure the safety of lives and properties in the state.
Sanusi’s intervention is seen as a timely effort to calm the situation and promote peaceful coexistence among residents. His appeal is expected to resonate with the people of Kano, given his influential position as a respected traditional leader.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
