naijaguy123456:
Next time Sanusi will learn to keep his mouth shut and not interfere with politics. How can a king that’s on state payroll want to change the governor of his state?

Jonathan should have done that to him ( cut him to pieces) but Jonathan was too weak a president and a leader and besides he’s clueless at everything.

Jonathan respected the will of kano people and let SLS emerge emir without using federal might... give him kudos he was democratic unlike our current APC folks and ppl like gandollar

Simple just wait till 2023. When he leaves then u can fight for what you think is ur right. But for now, I think the president is with the governor on this one and guess who owns the judiciary?

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hmmmm..Not for indomie generation.

naijaguy123456:
Next time Sanusi will learn to keep his mouth shut and not interfere with politics. How can a king that’s on state payroll want to change the governor of his state?

Jonathan should have done that to him ( cut him to pieces) but Jonathan was too weak a president and a leader and besides he’s clueless at everything.

Shut up Aboki what concerns you,are you from Kano State?

SoftP:
This man ridiculed the north.

Use to see the seat of emirs as one powerful throne, never knew it was just a political cubicle...

Same here o! I come dey wonder whether dem no get one powerful jazz man for North wey go do Ganduje better strong thing. They can't try this with Oba of benin or Ooni of Ife and live to see the next week.

Cyrus176:


Jonathan respected the will of kano people and let SLS emerge emir without using federal might... give him kudos he was democratic unlike our current APC folks and ppl like gandollar

Zombie, Federal Government has no jurisdiction when it comes to traditional rulers in a state,it is the exclusive purview of the State Governor & Local Government,go and read the constitution of 1999 as amended before you open your senseless mind and mouth.

Family business. Not my business.

madridsta007:



There was a subsisting order from the courts, I think, stopping Ganduje. But he still went ahead to create and start these new Emirates. So the question isn’t getting 1,000 SANs. It is getting Ganduje to effect whatever the courts say. And, from indications, he won’t. He has learnt from Buhari or has blessings from Buhari.

There’s only one way Kano people can make him reverse his decision. There’s only one thing tyrants fear and listen to.

And what is that please? Protest??

fasho01:


And what is that please? Protest??

Sudan is a relatively new example.
Organised protests. From history, that is the only thing that they fall to..

madridsta007:


Sudan is a relatively new example.
Organised protests. From history, that is the only thing that they fall to..

I thought as much. But from history in Nigeria, has that ever worked?? Rather security personnel would be used to maim, bully and intimidate the protesters..

fasho01:


I thought as much. But from history in Nigeria, has that ever worked?? Rather security personnel would be used to maim, bully and intimidate the protesters..

Organised protests was what compelled Babagida to bring in Shonekan after the annulled June 12 elections.
We've seen organised protests, although on very emotive and unreasonable grounds, successfully used against GEJ. Organised, non-violent, sustained protests has had its fair share of successes in Nigeria..

Kano people are good in protests, albeit, sadly, violent protests. I am sure they haven't forgotten the skill they usually and violently deploy in Sabon Gari areas against the non-indigenes. If they want to make Ganduje reverse his "divide and conquer decision", they can easily do so. Anyway, it is their business. They will sort themselves out.

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madridsta007:


Organised protests was what compelled Babagida to bring in Shonekan after the annulled June 12 elections.
We've seen organised protests, although on very emotive and unreasonable grounds, successfully used against GEJ. Organised, non-violent, sustained protests has had its fair share of successes in Nigeria..

Kano people are good in protests, albeit violent protests. I am sure they haven't forgotten the skill they usually and violently deploy in Sabon Gari areas against the non-indigenes. If they want to make Ganduje reverse his "divide and conquer decision", they can easily do so. Anyway, it is their business. They will sort themselves out.

Thanks for the enlightenment. I just hope as a nation we can harness this powerful tool of organized protest and bring about an overhaul of the current structure. I read in a thread earlier about the ridiculous amount each federal house of assembly member is to get upon inauguration and I weep for this country..


I hope one day we'll get it right as a people because the real power is on our hands and not that of the elites

fasho01:


Thanks for the enlightenment. I just hope as a nation we can harness this powerful tool of organized protest and bring about an overhaul of the current structure. I read in a thread earlier about the ridiculous amount each federal house of assembly member is to get upon inauguration and I weep for this country..


I hope one day we'll get it right as a people because the real power is on our hands and not that of the elites

Well, this protest I was referring to is one that should be done in Kano, by Kano State natives. The government there will find it difficult to break it using their/our favourite tool of tribe and religion.

At a national level, it will be very hard to replicate an organised protest. Those times are different from today. Back then, the military was rightfully disdained and seen as despots; it was fairly easy to build interstate and inter-tribal participation, especially in the Southern part of Nigeria, where the economy of the nation is situated. It’s easier to get a people united against a foreign entity— the military were a “foreign entity”. Today, it is going to be difficult, if not impossible. Any pro-people protest will be easily demonised by throwing the "Igbo" word into the mix, no matter how irrational and silly is seem. It works. That is enough to break any consensus needed in the South. It is called "divide and rule", the colonialist style of tyranny which Nigerian rulers have learnt so well.

SoftP:
This man ridiculed the north.

Use to see the seat of emirs as one powerful throne, never knew it was just a political cubicle...

EXACTLY MY THOUGHT!

madridsta007:


Well, this protest I was referring to is one that should be done in Kano, by Kano State natives. The government there will find it difficult to break it using their/our favourite tool of tribe and religion.

At a national level, it will be very hard to replicate an organised protest. The present times are different from today. Back then, the military was rightfully disdained and seen as despots; it was fairly easy to build interstate and inter-tribal participation, especially in the Southern part of Nigeria, where the economy of the nation is situated. Today, it is going to be difficult, if not impossible. Any pro-people protest will be easily demonised by throwing the "Igbo" word into the mix, no matter how irrational and silly is seem. It works. That is enough to break any consensus needed in the South. It is called "divide and rule", the colonialist style of tyranny which Nigerian rulers have learnt so well.

Doesn't sound silly at all. As hilarious as it may sound, it is very true. The ruling class has really mastered the 'divide and rule' tactics and have messed up with the psyche of the populace that this orientation is being passed down from generation to generation.


As for the first paragraph, I hope the kano indigenes do not fold their arms and watch their cultural heritage dismantled due to political vendetta.


Thank you

fasho01:


Doesn't sound silly at all. As hilarious as it may sound, it is very true. The ruling class has really mastered the 'divide and rule' tactics and have messed up with the psyche of the populace that this orientation is being passed down from generation to generation.


As for the first paragraph, I hope the kano indigenes do not fold their arms and watch their cultural heritage dismantled due to political vendetta.


Thank you

Haha!
Well, this is my own analysis. Frankly, I am amongst those who are just being entertained by Ganduje and Sanusi and their respective apologists. They will sort themselves out in the end.

madridsta007:


Haha!
Well, this is my own analysis. Frankly, I am amongst those who are just being entertained by Ganduje and Sanusi and their respective apologists. They will sort themselves out in the end.

I am also indifferent about Sanusi's plight and just watching out to see how it all pans out cos I'm certain if Ganduje succeeds in this, the "Ganduje treatment" will become a norm in our political and traditional interface. Las las them go all dey alright..