The Kano Emirate’s Sarkin Dawaki Babba, Aminu Babba Danagundi, questioned the peculiar circumstances surrounding Sanusi’s appointment.
Speaking on Arise TV interview questioned why the emir was chosen and brought to the palace by 2:30 pm in the evening if he was a popular choice.
He emphasized that in the 200-year history of Kano, there had never been any such covert installment. The general discontent with Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II’s governance was made clear by Aminu Babba.
In his words, “If you were watching the film (the procession), he was stoned; people were stoning him, meaning that they’re not happy with him.”
“And if you can recapitulate your memory, when they appointed Sanusi, there was a riot in Kano. Go back to your records; there was a riot in Kano.”
“In fact, they have to move him with area thugs to the palace, and like we said, if you appoint an emir that people like, why did you appoint him and take him to the palace by 2:30 in the night?”
“It is never done in the history of Kano over 200 years; it has never been done.”
