Alhaji Muhammadu Sanusi, the 14th Emir of Kano and leader of the Tijjaniya Movement in Africa, met with President Bola Tinubu in the Presidential Villa on Wednesday.

This came immediately after meeting with the coup leaders of Niger Republic in the unstable Sahel region.

According to reliable sources, the expelled Emir of Kano met with President Tinubu to brief him on his meeting with the military coup leaders in Niger.



"I came to brief him on the details of my meetings with Niger's leaders."

"We will continue to do everything we can to bring the two parties together in order to improve understanding." This is the time for public diplomacy; it is not something that should be left to governments; all Nigerians, all Nigeriens must be involved in order to find a solution that works for Africa, a solution that works for Niger, a solution that works for Nigeria, and a solution that works for humanity," he told the press.

According to him, he took the initiative on his own, rather than through the government's delegation.

"I was not dispatched by the government." Government authorities were aware that I was going, but I went on my own initiative, utilizing personal relationships, and I will continue to do my best. It is my responsibility as a leader to do that,"he said.

Watch video here: https://www.talkingchief.com.ng/2023/08/watch-sanusi-meets-tinubu-to-discuss-on.html

Good job. Tinubu is trying to solve it diplomatically. Trying to pitch tents for the best for Nigeria interest. No war in Niger, know this and know peace.

Ashiwaju Jagaban

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Northern elders are pro active on this matter and that's commendable

This is commendable. It's just that things have escalated Nobody will give the coupists a safe passage anymore

Where is the video.

Alhaji Muhammadu Sanusi, the 14th Emir of Kano and leader of the Tijjaniya Movement in Africa, met with President Bola Tinubu in the Presidential Villa on Wednesday.

This came immediately after meeting with the coup leaders of Niger Republic in the unstable Sahel region.

According to reliable sources, the expelled Emir of Kano met with President Tinubu to brief him on his meeting with the military coup leaders in Niger.



"I came to brief him on the details of my meetings with Niger's leaders."

"We will continue to do everything we can to bring the two parties together in order to improve understanding." This is the time for public diplomacy; it is not something that should be left to governments; all Nigerians, all Nigeriens must be involved in order to find a solution that works for Africa, a solution that works for Niger, a solution that works for Nigeria, and a solution that works for humanity," he told the press.

According to him, he took the initiative on his own, rather than through the government's delegation.

"I was not dispatched by the government." Government authorities were aware that I was going, but I went on my own initiative, utilizing personal relationships, and I will continue to do my best. It is my responsibility as a leader to do that,"he said.

Watch video here: https://www.talkingchief.com.ng/2023/08/watch-sanusi-meets-tinubu-to-discuss-on.html

Please the video is fully available now, there was a little technical issue.thanks

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Peace we want. Kudos

seunmsg:
Where is the video.

On Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu and HBO. It's not on YouTube o. Because I know you.🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
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FreeStuffsNG:
This is commendable. It's just that things have escalated Nobody will give the coupists a safe passage anymore

Sanusi made it clear that he went to Niger on his own and not sent by Tinubu. But the government granted him permission. Meanwhile the coupist have formed the government and kicked France in the a,ss

citygarden:
Good job. Tinubu is trying to solve it diplomatically. Trying to pitch tents for the best for Nigeria interest. No war in Niger, know this and know peace.

Which Tinubu? The one doing the bidding of France to continue their economic imperialism in Africa because of his lust for power?