Kano State Terrified As The Governor Refused To Shake Hands With The New Emir (VIDEO)

In a surprising turn of events, a video has emerged from Kano, Nigeria, capturing a tense moment between the current Governor and the Emir of Kano.

The incident has sparked widespread concern and raised questions about the state of their relationship and its implications for the region.

The video, which has quickly circulated on social media platforms, shows the Governor visibly declining to shake hands with the Emir during a public event. The gesture, considered a customary display of respect, has left many perplexed and worried about the underlying issues between the two prominent figures.

The refusal to shake hands has been interpreted by some as a sign of a deepening rift between the Governor and the Emir. Speculations about the root cause of this apparent discord have fueled discussions among the citizens of Kano and beyond. Many are left wondering if there are political, cultural, or personal reasons behind the Governor’s decision.

The Governor and the Emir are influential figures in Kano State, and their relationship is crucial for maintaining stability and fostering development in the region. Kano, with its rich cultural heritage and economic significance, requires strong leadership and harmonious cooperation between these key figures.

Efforts are underway to gather more information about the incident and the circumstances that led to this public display of discord. As the situation unfolds, it is important for the relevant authorities to address and resolve any underlying issues promptly, in order to prevent further escalation and maintain peace in Kano.

Kano State has a long history of tolerance and unity, and it is imperative that this spirit prevails in times of disagreement. The people of Kano deserve leadership that prioritizes their welfare and works towards the common goal of progress and prosperity.

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We are watching

Hmm interesting times ahead in Kano

That governor love violence..

LikeAking:
That governor love violence..

Peace is not an option

Good

OP, we don't do that on Nairaland. You should have pasted the video link here. Your thread can't make frontpage as it is. You better edit the OP and past the YouTube link

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mII3NmCYCTc

Emilokan Tinubu will just watch while the current kindergarten governor set his state on fire. It's not the business of the City Boy that Fulani and Hausa are fighting. Just the same way he is watching as Igbos kill themselves using IPOB, ESN, and UGM

This is a Bad Omen. The Emir is not even loved by his people. I still remember how he was booed some months ago.

This Governor is mad...

I think he was just showing respect . . .
Not everything can be understood via the lens of Western Culture.
In most African cultures, it is unthinkable to shake an elder, talk more of a royal figure.
Handshake is not African culture!

I personally don't shake elders, even if they stretch their hands. I bow instead, with my hands behind my back.
If they insist, then I give in, but only if they insist.

Could it be out of respect 🫡 or that the Governor is having a beef with the Emir?

Only time will tell!!!!

Ganduje destroyed Kano.

That governor should just work for Kano people and let by gone be by gone

Abee79:
I think he was just showing respect . . .
Not everything can be understood via the lens of Western Culture.
In most African cultures, it is unthinkable to shake an elder, talk more of a royal figure.
Handshake is not African culture!

I personally don't shake elders, even if they stretch their hands. I bow instead, with my hands behind my back.
If they insist, then I give in, but only if they insist.

you watch the video so?

Abee79:
I think he was just showing respect . . .
Not everything can be understood via the lens of Western Culture.
In most African cultures, it is unthinkable to shake an elder, talk more of a royal figure.
Handshake is not African culture!

I personally don't shake elders, even if they stretch their hands. I bow instead, with my hands behind my back.
If they insist, then I give in, but only if they insist.

Google the governor's age and that of the emir

This is normal in northern/Kano culture. Not shaking him is a mark of respect for the throne

This kwakwanso stooge will be very wicked

Ahmed0336:


Google the governor's age and that of the emir

Royalty transcends age. Once a person wears a crown, his/her age becomes a non-issue.

Abee79:


Royalty transcends age. Once a person wears a crown, his/her age becomes a non-issue.

You're right

The Governor be looking for a simple mistake to reinstall SLS and dethrone ganduje's emir.

Hian
This is ominous
Aminu Bayero will not enjoy this throne
The rich also cry