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Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by Citizenshelm: 9:36am On Mar 12, 2020
EXCLUSIVE: Sanusi ‘living like a prisoner’ as police, NSCDC deny visitors access

Muhammad Sanusi II, deposed emir of Kano, has been living like a prisoner since he was taken to Awe local government area of Nasarawa state, TheCable can report.

According to residents, some visitors have been denied access to Sanusi, who was taken away from Kano on Monday evening.

On Wednesday, TheCable counted at least 30 police officers and officials of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) guarding the exile home of the former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

For most of the day, three to five police stood at the gate, preventing people aside a few of the former emir’s family and officials of the government from going in to see Sanusi.

The rest of the police officers in the vicinity were at different corners — spotting unsuspecting persons taking pictures or videos of the house and their colleagues.

During prayer times, only one or two policemen man the gate, while the rest go to pray at a nearby Mosque.

TheCable spoke to four police officers at different times, seeking entry into the house, but they all said they had “strict orders” not to let anyone in.

The first police officer, wielding an AK-47 rifle, said: “No matter how far you have travelled, I’m sure my colleagues will not allow you in”.

One of the supporters of Sanusi who was denied access to him but tried taking pictures of the house, was caught by the police officers, who seized his phones, asked him to hold his ears, and undergo the punishment better known as “frog jumps”.

Residents who spoke to TheCable said they have seen Sanusi only a few times, but that they only stood outside the gate, as they were denied entrance.

“Since he came here, he has not stepped outside. Even when we pray at the mosque beside the house, he does not come out to join us in prayers, and many people here would like that,” Ibrahim Akilu, a resident, told TheCable.
“When he came here with heavy security, he was received by emirs and chiefs around here, including the emir of Awe.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8DDnqH4a8o

“He is just living like a prisoner; most of the people coming are not allowed to see him. His family came to see him, some see him and go, a few of them are still around.”

A teacher in one of the government schools in Awe, who asked not to be named for fear of victimisation, said they heard that Sanusi “will not be allowed to leave the house for three months”.

“Sanusi is alone in the house; the family members come and go. I do not think they are allowed to live with him. We don’t know how long he will be here, it’s only the government that can tell. But the rumours are that he will be here for three months,” he said, confirming what another resident had earlier told TheCable.

“His coming has not changed anything positively here — but let us give it time.”
Ibrahim Muktar, attorney-general of Kano, had said the state government did not banish the ex-emir from the state — contradicting what kind of treatment Sanusi has been receiving.

“If you listen to the secretary to the state government when he was addressing the press on the issue of the removal of the emir from office, there was nowhere he stated that the emir was banished from Kano state,” he had said on Wednesday.

“So, the decision of the government when the emir was removed on Monday was that he was removed from office and a new one appointed.

The issue of banishment was not part of the decision of the Kano state government.”

Sanusi’s lawyers had asked for the release of the former emir, saying his forced relocation to Nasarawa is illegal and unconstitutional.

Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thecable.ng/exclusive-sanusi-living-like-a-prisoner-as-police-nscdc-deny-visitors-access/amp

Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by seunlayi(m): 9:41am On Mar 12, 2020
Inasmuch that he is not in God's detention, he is as free as a bird in the air.

Wait, time will tell

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Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by Tonnexy: 9:51am On Mar 12, 2020
Ok
Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by StrikeBack(m): 11:01am On Mar 12, 2020
Na wah ooo
Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by InfoSources: 11:01am On Mar 12, 2020
embarassed
Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by bikerboy1(m): 11:02am On Mar 12, 2020
sad All these MODS will never get tired of shoving down Sanusi down our throat.

Enough of Sanusi, please

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Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by mastermaestro(m): 11:02am On Mar 12, 2020
Who told you Ganduje is through with him? Sanusi is on his way to jail. Ganduje just wanted to avoid the backlash of jailing a ruling first-class king. Plot: Dethrone first, then send him to jail. No too much outcry because he is a mere citizen.
Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by TroubleMaker47(m): 11:02am On Mar 12, 2020
Ibrahim Muktar, attorney-general of Kano, had said the state government did not banish the ex-emir from the state — contradicting what kind of treatment Sanusi has been receiving.

“If you listen to the secretary to the state government when he was addressing the press on the issue of the removal of the emir from office, there was nowhere he stated that the emir was banished from Kano state,” he had said on Wednesday.

“So, the decision of the government when the emir was removed on Monday was that he was removed from office and a new one appointed.

The issue of banishment was not part of the decision of the Kano state government.”
So who banished and imprisoned him?

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Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by Okoroawusa: 11:02am On Mar 12, 2020
WE ARE TIRED OF SANUSI STORIES!!!!!!!

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Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by SultanOfPuna: 11:03am On Mar 12, 2020
SANUSI HOME BEFORE
&
SANUSI HOME AFTER..

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Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by Houseofglam7(f): 11:03am On Mar 12, 2020
undecided
Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by Starhearts: 11:03am On Mar 12, 2020
Water don past garri
Good for him
Now he can keep quiet for LIFE
Okro mouth

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Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by ZombiePUNISHER: 11:04am On Mar 12, 2020
while the presidency denies of involvement...

The federal police is guarding him
40 of them
Paid by tax payers

Buhari is a disaster

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Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by Racoon(m): 11:04am On Mar 12, 2020
From grace to grass.Power is really transient.
Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by RedBlackPepper: 11:04am On Mar 12, 2020
This is terrible, I have never seen this kind of humiliation since I came to this world. Our Kings are no longer respected because of their participation in politics.

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Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by BruncleZuma: 11:04am On Mar 12, 2020
grin grin grin grin
Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by Kelvin30286063(m): 11:04am On Mar 12, 2020
Installing barb wires. They are always scared cuz they know they have enemies.

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Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by enshi(m): 11:04am On Mar 12, 2020
In side life
Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by Realdeals(m): 11:05am On Mar 12, 2020
As it is right now, Sanusi Lamido is no longer under the purview of Gov. Ganduje or Kano CP, he is in Nassarawa state, so questions about his wellbeing should be directed to the Nassarawa state Governor, otherwise the FG who has denied involvement in his dethronement have a hand in his travails.

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Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by Ruggedniggaone: 11:05am On Mar 12, 2020
ganduje will not end well mark my word
Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by free2ryhme: 11:05am On Mar 12, 2020
Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by NOwazobia: 11:05am On Mar 12, 2020
And what do you want us to do about it.

humans love to enjoy life alone, But will always love everyone to sympathize with them when the enjoyment is gone.

He is not the first person to be imprisoned and he won't be the last, not even of his lineage.
Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by iammo(m): 11:06am On Mar 12, 2020
shocked



Buhari would soon tell us they spend 13 million naira monthly to feed him just like Dasuki and Elzakzaky... Buhari is just somehow, same way he locked President Shagari under house arrest barring all visitors after he overthrew him

Buhari gets a special kind of pleasure locking people up and denying involvement

.

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Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by Walexzei: 11:06am On Mar 12, 2020
The God is serving will be with him

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Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by Yakade(m): 11:06am On Mar 12, 2020
Ok
Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by free2ryhme: 11:07am On Mar 12, 2020
Citizenshelm:


Source: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thecable.ng/exclusive-sanusi-living-like-a-prisoner-as-police-nscdc-deny-visitors-access/amp

You're talking in the rubbish. You're talking in the nonsense. You're talking in the thing that does not have good experience
Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by CARED: 11:07am On Mar 12, 2020
ok

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Re: Sanusi Living 'Like A Prisoner' In Nasarawa, Police, NSCDC Deny Visitors Access by peacettw: 11:07am On Mar 12, 2020
I think we can collectively say that this Sanusi story has ran its course.

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