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Emirship Tussle: Kano Govt. Urges All Parties, Public, Private Institutions to Respect, Appeal Court Verdict

BySani Magaji Garko

Jan 11, 2025

The Kano state government has urged all parties at the Kano state emirship tussle to respect the court of appeal verdict which quashed and set aside all orders, pronouncements and decision granted by federal high course sitting in Kano.

Recalled that the federal high court sitting in Kano has voided the removal of the 15th emir of Kano Aminu Ado Bayero as well as faulted the decision of the state government which reinstated Muhammadu Sanusi II as the 16th emir.

However, the State Attorney General, Barrister Haruna Isa Dederi who spoke on behalf of the state government during a press conference on Saturday said the state were satisfied with the judgement.

READ ALSO: Kano Emirship Tussle: Appeal Court Strikes Out Bayero’s Case, Ruling Sparks Jubilation

According to Dederi, the state government express profound satisfaction with the judgment regarding the emirate council matter involving his royal highness Khalifa Muhammadu Sanusi II.

His worlds “On behalf of the Kano State Government, we express our profound satisfaction with the Judgment delivered by the Court of Appeal, Abuja Division, regarding the Emirate Council matter involving His Highness Khalifa Muhammadu Sanusi II and other parties.

The verdict overturns earlier decisions by the Federal High Court and validates the government’s lawful actions regarding the chieftaincy appointments and reforms in the state’s traditional institutions.

This ruling reaffirms the government’s commitment to justice, fairness, and adherence to due process in our efforts to modernize traditional structures while preserving the cultural heritage of Kano State. The judgment further clarifies the rightful jurisdiction over chieftaincy matters, underscoring the constitutional boundaries of the courts in such affairs.

The decision by the appellate court to void previous Judgments that questioned the state’s lawful appointments underscores the correctness of our actions and strengthens our resolve to continue reforms for equitable representation and inclusive governance.

For the avoidance of doubt, all decisions, pronouncements, and orders made by the Federal High Court Kano have been quashed and set aside by the Court of Appeal. Furthermore, the law enacted by the Kano state House of Assembly relating to Emirates and all actions taken by His Excellency, the Executive Governor of Kano State pursuant to that law have been fully upheld and legalized by the Court of Appeal.

Therefore, in strict adherence to the rule of law and in defense of democracy, all public and private institutions, as well as individuals, are required to comply with the Court of Appeal decision and act accordingly to give full effect to the Judgment.

We extend our appreciation to the Judiciary for upholding the principles of Justice and fairness. The Kano State Government remains committed to working with traditional institutions, ensuring harmony, and fostering development across all emirates.

We urge all parties to respect the court’s Judgment and join hands with the government to promote peace, unity, and progress in our beloved state. Let us continue to prioritize the collective good of Kano State above all individual interests.

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