Emir of Kano, Sanusi Lays Curse On Those Causing Chaos

The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, has laid a strong curse on those seeking to cause chaos in the emirate saying they would be consumed by their wish.

He instead, appead to the residents to maintain calm and resist any temptation that could provoke unrest in the ancient city.

Sanusi spoke in a viral video while reacting to the verdict of the Court of Appeal, which has turned out in his favour.

“To those who wish harm upon Kano or its peace, may they face the consequences of their own wishes.

“They may attempt to provoke violence, but let us not respond to their actions. Let us not engage them in any way. Whoever questions God’s judgment will ultimately face the consequences of doing so”.

Sanusi who had been Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) governor becoming the Emir of Kano stated:

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“As you all know, the Appeal Court has confirmed today that the Federal High Court has no jurisdiction over emirate issues. This judgment was expected, and those who initiated the case in court knew this all along.

“Even the judge who issued the initial order was aware of the limits of his jurisdiction. Those who influenced him to make that decision also knew the truth.

“However, for the past eight months, their aim has been to promote selfish interests and instigate unrest in this part of the country.

“Despite their efforts, our greatest achievement is that the state has remained peaceful. There has been no violence or disorder. We call on everyone to continue maintaining peace and unity.

“This battle is not ours but God’s. And God does not need anyone’s help. Let us keep praying for His guidance and intervention. May God protect us, and whoever seeks to ignite chaos in Kano, may that fire consume them instead.

“To those who wish harm upon Kano or its peace, may they face the consequences of their own wishes.

“They may attempt to provoke violence, but let us not respond to their actions. Let us not engage them in any way. Whoever questions God’s judgment will ultimately face the consequences of doing so,” he stated.