The removal of the former Emir of Kano should be looked at again.

  The removal of the former Emir of Kano should be looked at again. The problem in Kano State right now is that the former governor, Senator...

 

The removal of the former Emir of Kano should be looked at again.

The problem in Kano State right now is that the former governor, Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, said that some places built by the outgoing government might be torn down. Some people are trying to get the former Emir of Kano, Muhammad Sanusi II, who was fired by the government to come back.

On top of that, everyone in Kanawa is now waiting to see how the new government and the old government will work together. This is especially true after hearing what the leader of the Kwankwasiyya sect said to the public.

Kwankwaso was heard clearing things up when he was asked if the rumour that the NNPP Government would destroy the four kingdoms formed by Ganduje and put Muhammadu Sanusi back on the throne of Kano was true.

Kwankwaso was heard saying that the issue of kingdoms or getting rid of the old king is going well enough for the new governor to think that he will study the situation and see how it goes to find a better way to deal with it.

Even before his party won the election, Kwankwason was heard talking about destroying the places that the previous government gave and built. He said that everyone who was given land was built in the wrong places. or a 100-story building that has been destroyed, like the festival sites, the Kano Walls, markets, mosques, and schools, which they thought were given to mothers at the bottom of the fireplace.

Even while Kwankwaso was paying condolences to the rich man Alhaji Aminu Alhassan Dantata at his home in the Koki neighbourhood on his way to the house of the elected representative of the City's local government and surrounding areas, he was heard cursing at someone who said he built on the road.

He said that he is the governor's assistant, so he will tell the new governor that the building this man built should be torn down to get rid of the monster.

Kano's politics have become more tense because of these changes and other things the leader of the Kwankwasiyyar has said. Anyone who knows Kwankwaso knows that he has made up his mind about something.

For example, when he was re-elected as governor of Kano for a second term, the Kano State Businessmen's Association came to congratulate him. They met in a square in the Kano government building. It was hard for him to come out to greet the traders, and when he did, he was confused by shouts of "Filin Kofar Na'isa, Filin Kofar Na'isa, here!" Kwankwaso was quiet until the noise died down, and then he said, "You don't know Rabi'u Musa Kwankwaso, but we want this land, but the building is only as long as its length, and we have to tear it down."

Around 1 o'clock that night, he attacked this field and totally destroyed it.

This is what Kanawa is talking about when he talks about Kwankwaso's words. Kwankwaso used to say things like this all the time, and whenever he gets a chance, he makes his plans happen.

Comrade Ishak Ganduj Albasa, who is an expert on the politics of Kano State, said that in a situation like this, we should look at the benefits of what is said to be demolished. If Kwankwaso is said to be tearing down buildings, then we should look at what those buildings do for the people and the economy of Kano State.

He said that touching some places is like trying to hurt the income of the people of Kano State, especially when you think about how many people eat there.

He also said that if the places that were built were built in places like cemeteries, hospitals, and schools for the benefit of the community, there is no question that no government will let them be used as places for people to do business, worship, or go to school.

When asked about the rumours that the kingdoms will be destroyed, he nodded and said that it is important to look at what good these countries have done for the places where they were built, but that it won't happen. Use politics to get things done that are good for the whole community.

In the same way, he said that the royals should try to stay out of politics and focus on their own business. If they get involved in politics, lawmakers will look at what they have done to help find a way to put their own interests first, and they will need to be educated. She isn't scared to do anything against these countries.

On the other hand, Honourable Ahmed Aruwa, the spokesman for the APC party in Kano State, said that Kwankwaso's words came from the old man. He let Abba see what he was thinking, and he did not blame his old government for this.

Honourable Aruwa said that the comments made by the leader of Kwankwasiyya were made by the old one, because the world has moved on and these kinds of comments are no longer allowed, especially the ones he made about the kingdoms, because he should remember that the government is the truth, and so did he.

He said that if Kwankwaso remembers what he did to the former king, it was against the rules, and after an investigation, the former king was found guilty.

He said that Kwankwaso shouldn't keep getting politics involved in the problems of the Kano kingdoms, because if he thinks that now is a chance to destroy those kingdoms, they will. Kenan, once their time is up, if someone else comes, they will kill that person and bring their own.

He also said that in the future, the kingdoms will put up a sign asking anyone who wants to run Kano to vote for the current king.

He said that this is just an effort to turn back time and destroy the economy of Kano. If Kwankwaso remembers what Bola Ahmad Tinubu did to Lagos State after he was elected, he will understand what he means. What will stop him as the leader of the country? Kwankwaso kept talking about something he did for Kano state that he was proud of, but he just blamed his old government for this. Instead, he should give credit to the government that he says was elected. He thought up his own rules.

We are waiting because, right now, we don't know when the soup will run out. Only time will tell. There are only a few weeks left until the new government is sworn in, and the outgoing APC in Kano State has already gone to court to question the NNPP's victory in the governorship of Kano State because they think mistakes were made during that time. the voting.