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Amid jubilations Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje of Kano state has finally presented Staff of Office to the newly appointed First Class Emirs, in Kano, which started with the Emir Aminu Ado Bayero, one of the eldest sons of the late Emir of Kano, Ado Bayero, who is the newly appointed Emir of Bichi Emirate Council.

He presented the Staff of Office to them in this sequence, after Bichi Emir, he proceeded to Karaye Emirate Council, when he presented to the new Emir, Alhaji Dr. Ibrahim Abubakar II, followed by Emir of Rano Alhaji Tafida Abubakar Ila and finally presented to the Emir of Gaya, Alhaji Ibrahim Abdulkadir.

In each of the Emirate Councils, the Governor with his large entourage were greeted by thousands of people who came from all the Districts that make up the Councils, as they who showered encomiums to the Governor and rejoicing with the newly installed Emirs.

After the presentations, he congratulated them for being appointed as leaders of their people. Urging them to always abide by what the Staff of Office symbolically represents.

Explaining that, “This Staff of Office represents dedication and commitment to serve your subjects in the areas of security, health care delivery system, education, and environment among others. We, as a government, are always ready to work with you hand in hand for the growth and development of our state in particular and the nation in general.”

He Added that they should always be ready to see that their people were their major concern, insisting that, “You should place greater priority on education, health and the security of your domains. As the government would always respond positively to your people-oriented yearnings and aspirations.”

Ganduje urged the new Emirs to strive hard in the area of security, emphasizing that, “As leaders who are closer to your subjects, you should join hand with government and other security agencies to make sure that, security is not only improved but maintained.

Efforts towards strengthening community policing, as practice globally, should form part of your commitment. Ours is too, together, ensure that global best practices are observed.”

Highlighting that, “New security strategy should be looked at. That is why I am calling on our Emirs to always consider workable and viable synergy with all the stakeholders in your domains, with the singular reason for making our societies safer.

Security is on the shoulders of all of us. Government alone cannot tackle the issue of security. And traditional institution plays a vital role in this area.”

All the Emirs assured Ganduje of their support in his bid to develop the state, assuring him that, all the areas he highlighted would be given special consideration, for the overall development of the state.

They made it categorically clear that regular meetings between them and other stakeholders in their domains would strategically be designed in order to discharge their responsibilities diligently.

Emirs promised to give special priority and attention to the education of all, particularly girl child education.

source: https://www.titiloyeblog.com/2019/05/kano-emirate-ganduje-presents-staff-of.html

Gandollar is so mean.

Ganduje be like " you must be emir by fire by force"

Game of thrones

When the commander in the battle field is wrong then the general in the war room is right, Sanusi will be sought after soonest ,when trouble in Kano looms then we will know the most powerful of the emirs

Alexrayz:




My question is y is the sultan of sokoto not saying much

What has Sokoto got to do with Kano sir?

Which one is the head among them now?

Hausa una be sitdon dey look. Una matter pas folow folow.

unitysheart:


What has Sokoto got to do with Kano sir?

Sorry thought he is thier traditional head

comshots:
Demonstration of craze.
Crazy Demonstration.

stop being a snitch come to the southern part of this country and see how life is very sweet for everyone here.. tell me how convenient could a single man be spare heading the whole state traditional institution...

I used to think it was the sultan who gives staff of office to Emirs in the north o. This SLS just shot himself in the foot. He clearly overrated the influence and power of the Emirate stool. Obviously, this Emirs are no more than political tools to foster the interest of the political office holders. Considering how this issue happened so fast and smooth, it is safe to say, the northerners don't really rate their Emirs as we are made to believe.

ainas247:
This dollar man is acting as if his position will pass more
than 4 years...

I Wonder O!
We Aff Suffered In Dis Kwantry!

Hausa pa Fulani .....No case in court

I never traditional rulers are made by governors ..this kontri sef don turn to another thing

Thief dey crown Emir only in Nigeria.

The pics funny o, no crowd, no audience, where the other emirs

Virus99:

��In 1963 the Premier of Northern Nigeria, Sir Ahmadu Bello, dethroned Sarki Muhammadu Sanusi (I). He was banished to Azare. It was personal, it was political.

��In 1982 Governor Muhammad Abubakar Rimi returned the dethroned Emir to Wudil. He also created four new Emirates, the same ones that the Kano State House of Assembly has just created. Rimi did it to spite Sarki Ado Bayero. It was personal, it was political.

��In 1983 Governor Sabo Bakin Zuwo reversed the creation of the four new Emirates. He did it to spite Abubakar Rimi. It was personal, it was political.

��In 2014 Governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso appointed Sanusi Lamido Sanusi (Muhammadu Sanusi (ll)) to the throne of his grandfather. He did it to spite President Goodluck Jonathan who had suspended SLS as CBN Governor. It was personal, it was political. Bear in mind that Kwankwaso and SLS were at daggers drawn. SLS had openly criticised Kwankwaso's decision to spend N700m to build a liason office in Abuja; Kwankwaso had in turn asked UBA to sack SLS who was a GM with UBA. Never mind. In 2014 appointing SLS to the throne of his forefathers suited Kwankwaso.

��Sarki Muhammadu Sanusi (Il) cannot on any account be called politically naive. He ought to have chosen his battles wisely. Amir Muhammadu Sanusi (Il) is a reformist ruler, his subjects need him desperately. Almajiranci/bara (street begging), girl-child education, abuse of polygamy, abuse of divorce, drug abuse are issues the Emir has placed on the front burner. His subjects need him desperately. By not balancing his actions and utterances with some circumspection he has allowed his sphere of influence to be whittled down by politicians who have no scruples. If he is dethroned it will be a massive let down. A brave and courageous General can only lead his troops to victory if he stays alive. Charging headlong into enemy lines is foolhardy, it will merely expose his troops his troops to needless danger and defeat.

��That is where we are today. Sarki Muhammadu Sanusi (Il) has played into the hands of Ganduje and his House of unscrupulous Assembly members. The well being of the people means nothing to them. It's personal, it's political.

��All said though, woe betide the man/men by whose hands the House of Dabo has been dismembered. Woe betide Ganduje if the Courts eventually grant Abba Gida Gida the keys to Government House Kano. This sacrilege on the House of Dabo may yet be reversed.

Gbam

The newly appointed Emirs may not have the pride, carriage and pomp and pagentry of SLS.

Ganduje dollars

iammo:
hausa vs fulani

how? who is Hausa and who is Fulani?

Well, SLS or SMS can't eat his cake & have it. That same measure he use for others he despised is the same he has to accept now.
There's time for everything & everybody under the sun!

ainas247:
This dollar man is acting as if his position will pass more
than 4 years...

Rank your business on Google page one now
see result in my profile

the nigga will probably run for Senate after this

MarianaTrench:
Sanusi has been decimated!

Politics brought him and surely politics would retire him by force or by fire.. Abi Liman ko a Chanza Masallaci

Must everything be politicalise in this country. Must everyone support a particular political party. APC and their useless abuse of power. Later he will starting telling people not to use him for comedy.

Dannyhajo:



stop being a snitch come to the southern part of this country and see how life is very sweet for everyone here.. tell me how convenient could a single man be spare heading the whole state traditional institution...

Just imagine, a man controlling over 20million people? Sanusi shot himself on the foot

I was wandering that as smart as SLS seem to look, he offered to be a royal father after he was booted out of office by GEJ.Methinks, he was avoiding probe from the FG,and that throne carries some immunity.
SLS was overrated, he lacks good sense of judgement.Those who live in glass house should not throw stones.

Am not from kano.So if they like they should tear it into 10 emirates abi etihads.I wan go sleep

Over the years there has been a growing disconnect between the rulers and the ruled.. that is why the people really dont care, they can see that their rulers are only after enriching themselves, living flamboyantly in the midst of poverty.
SLS knowing that he occupied a powerless position should have remained apolitical. I can say that the Governor of Kano, surely must have Mr. President tacit support.

Buckubuck:
I used to think it was the sultan who gives staff of office to Emirs in the north o. This SLS just shot himself in the foot. He clearly overrated the influence and power of the Emirate stool. Obviously, this Emirs are no more than political tools to foster the interest of the political office holders. Considering how this issue happened so fast and smooth, it is safe to say, the northerners don't really rate their Emirs as we are made to believe.

islamic scholars are more powerful than emirs in north. they control almajiris who are weapons of mass destruction.

Bossontop:

Bhet how dis wan take consyn me??

It's called history.
Knowing doesn't hurt.
It improves us all

Virus99:

��In 1963 the Premier of Northern Nigeria, Sir Ahmadu Bello, dethroned Sarki Muhammadu Sanusi (I). He was banished to Azare. It was personal, it was political.

��In 1982 Governor Muhammad Abubakar Rimi returned the dethroned Emir to Wudil. He also created four new Emirates, the same ones that the Kano State House of Assembly has just created. Rimi did it to spite Sarki Ado Bayero. It was personal, it was political.

��In 1983 Governor Sabo Bakin Zuwo reversed the creation of the four new Emirates. He did it to spite Abubakar Rimi. It was personal, it was political.

��In 2014 Governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso appointed Sanusi Lamido Sanusi (Muhammadu Sanusi (ll)) to the throne of his grandfather. He did it to spite President Goodluck Jonathan who had suspended SLS as CBN Governor. It was personal, it was political. Bear in mind that Kwankwaso and SLS were at daggers drawn. SLS had openly criticised Kwankwaso's decision to spend N700m to build a liason office in Abuja; Kwankwaso had in turn asked UBA to sack SLS who was a GM with UBA. Never mind. In 2014 appointing SLS to the throne of his forefathers suited Kwankwaso.

��Sarki Muhammadu Sanusi (Il) cannot on any account be called politically naive. He ought to have chosen his battles wisely. Amir Muhammadu Sanusi (Il) is a reformist ruler, his subjects need him desperately. Almajiranci/bara (street begging), girl-child education, abuse of polygamy, abuse of divorce, drug abuse are issues the Emir has placed on the front burner. His subjects need him desperately. By not balancing his actions and utterances with some circumspection he has allowed his sphere of influence to be whittled down by politicians who have no scruples. If he is dethroned it will be a massive let down. A brave and courageous General can only lead his troops to victory if he stays alive. Charging headlong into enemy lines is foolhardy, it will merely expose his troops his troops to needless danger and defeat.

��That is where we are today. Sarki Muhammadu Sanusi (Il) has played into the hands of Ganduje and his House of unscrupulous Assembly members. The well being of the people means nothing to them. It's personal, it's political.

��All said though, woe betide the man/men by whose hands the House of Dabo has been dismembered. Woe betide Ganduje if the Courts eventually grant Abba Gida Gida the keys to Government House Kano. This sacrilege on the House of Dabo may yet be reversed.

Are all of them fulani,including Ganduje

Bad omen!