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The Kano State House of Assembly, on Tuesday, passed the Emirate Council Amendment Bill, 2020, which made the Emir of Kano, Alhaji Aminu Ado Bayero, the permanent chairman of the council. The House, presided over by the Speaker, Abdulazeez Gafasa, adopted the amendment during its plenary. Last year, the Assembly approved the creation of four new emirate councils, which brought the number of first-class emirs in the state to five. The new emirates are Gaya, Karaye, Rano and Bichi, which joined the Kano Emirate Council. READ ALSO: PwC senior partner drowns in Lagos, police probe aides The creation of the additional emirates by Governor Abdullahi Ganduje did not go down well with the deposed emir, Alhaji Muhammadu Sanusi II, and some prominent persons in the state, who opposed the development. The Majority Leader of the House, Kabiru Dashi, said the amendment made provisions for the Emir of Kano to serve as the Chairman of the Council of Chiefs, thus, bringing the issue of rotation to an end. He said in the new law, the number of kingmakers had also increased from four to five members to allow for the free and fair election of a new emir whenever there was a vacancy. Dashi stated, “We have four kingmakers in each of the emirate councils; in the case of death or removal, we are trying to avoid a situation where two will support and two will reject. “By increasing the number to five, it must be free and fair, while electing an emir. And also, the new law will provide a three-day deadline for the election of a new emir.” Dashi said that the amended law had also changed the title of the Council of Chiefs to the Council of Emirs. The lawmakers after considering the amendment at the Committee of the Whole, adopted the amendment to the bill. |
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Esseite:Are there no grounds for impeachment? Will you start an impeachment proceedings on the ground of increament? |
Esseite:Saraki senates will have gone on strike abi... Abi nah the senates go pass the increament? Nawaooo ![]() |
majamajic:Surely it will give me stroke |
majamajic:Your father is his achievement |
majamajic:Senseless comment from a senseless person |
Only the foolish and unwise are still following the scripted show |
Ahmed0336:Which show, a scripted show? |
Following the controversy that trailed his inclusion as one of the speakers at the 60th Virtual Annual General Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association, former President Olusegun Obasanjo during the week, boycotted the conference with the theme, ‘Step Forward’. The just-concluded NBA conference generated heated controversy when thousands of lawyers signed a petition for the NBA to remove Kaduna State Governor, Nasir el-Rufai, from the list of speakers due to his government’s failure to stop the killings in Southern Kaduna, and his alleged human rights record. Bowing to pressure, the NBA tweeted its decision, “The National Executive Committee of the Nigerian Bar Association at its ongoing meeting resolves that the invitation to the Kaduna State Governor, H.E. Nasir el-Rufai by the 2020 Annual General Conference Planning committee be withdrawn and decision communicated to the governor.” However, the disinvitation of el-Rufai sparked outrage with the Muslim Lawyers’ Association of Nigeria asking the NBA to remove Obasanjo and Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, from the list of speakers at the conference. MULAN President, Ibrahim Abikan, in an interview with The PUNCH had said his association objected to having Obasanjo and Wike as speakers at the conference because they were allegedly guilty of the same allegations filed against el-Rufai. “We insist that if any standard is set for withdrawing el-Rufai, the same should apply to other speakers too. “El-Rufai is a public officer and any other person who has the same record of allegations of human rights abuses should also be disqualified. We expect that the same standard should apply to Obasanjo and Wike,” Abikan, a Professor of Law at the University of Ilorin, said. Our correspondent observed that while other speakers including Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo and House of Representatives Speaker, Femi Gbajabiamila, spoke at the conference, Obasanjo did not, while Wike sent a representative. Confirming the development, Abikan told The PUNCH on Friday, “I can confirm to you that former President Olusegun Obasanjo did not speak at the conference while Governor Nyesom Wike sent his SSG to represent him.” Also, Obasanjo’s Special Assistant on Media, Kehinde Akinyemi, told our correspondent in a telephone interview on Saturday that the former military head of state did not attend or speak at the conference. “Former President Olusegun Obasanjo was obviously not at the conference but I don’t know why he did not attend the event,” Akinyemi said. But a top source among the conference planning committee told our correspondent that Obasanjo was advised by the organisers not to attend the event due to the controversy that his inclusion generated. |
SLAP44:You’re not even communicating. Sanchez01 shredded you in pieces and you’re still talking like a mad deranged man |
ZKOSOSO:MUMURIC comment |
Sensitivity:He 419 your generation? |
SmartProf:Question for the gods |
JBiden:Any fire incident must be embezzlement? Why do you people think like this? |
citicapfin:Nah still Tinubu dey du this campaign |
Kestolove:Foolish talk from a foolish person |
Randy91:You will die if he becomes president then |
Walahi nah now i just know say this people are visionless and aren’t ready for president. This is just a group that will start demanding for money from different companies and individuals to actualize there claim. All i know is that they are after money. |
slivertongue:PDP members |
pretydiva:See yaa mouth. As you take defend am for 2015 abi.... online warriors |
Esseite:Pedro Femi |
MajorOvakporaye:Hahahahaha she’s taking it personal ![]() But nah una men dey drink ogogoro for Niger delta nah so your papa must surely be a drunkard. My advice is you should take him for rehabilitation ASAP. Like i said, get a life and stop this oloshoism |
MajorOvakporaye:Mumu indomie generation get a life. Oloshoism |
Amitez:Mumu the news dey thisday newspaper as well |
MajorOvakporaye:Infact you useless pass them. Please ask google |
Kriss216:The pigs are at it again Kudos!! |
RichBoy247:Hurray!!! |
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. Meanwhile in some cases, rich people build or live amongst people in poor residential areas and vice versa. How will that be sorted?