Kano Emirate Tussle: “Don’t Use Force”, Islamic Scholars Tell Tinubu, Shares Why

The attention of President Bola Tinubu has been drawn to the royal tussle in Kano stateAmid the appeal for Tinubu’s intervention, Kano Islamic scholars have cautioned the president against using force to resolve the emirship tussleThe Ulamas in Kano state explained what would happen if the president decided to fold his hands and not do what is necessary for the peace of the statePAY ATTENTION: Leave your feedback about Legit.ng. Fill in this short form. Help us serve you better!Legit.ng journalist Esther Odili has over two years of experience covering political parties and movements.The Ulamas (Islamic scholars) in Kano state have expressed concern over recent developments in the emirate, urging President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s led federal government to allow peace to reign as a matter of urgency.Ulamas urge Tinubu to ensure peace and tranquility in Kano state as the emirship tussle deepens.
Photo credit: Sanusi Lamido Sanusi. Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Alhaji Ado Aminu BayeroSource: FacebookAs reported by Daily Trust, the Ulamas made the call in a statement signed by the council led by Shaikh Abdullahi Uwais Limanci, on Saturday, May 25.Read alsoBREAKING: Sanusi breaks silence on Tinubu’s alleged role in his reinstatementThe Islamic scholars noted that the recent happenings in the emirate could escalate and degenerate into chaos if not carefully handled, PM News reported.PAY ATTENTION: Share your outstanding story with our editors! Please reach us through info@corp.legit.ng!The Ulamas also called on all the parties involved to exercise restraint and allow the law to take its course.In a statement made available to journalists in Kano, the Islamic scholars insisted that: “Mr. President as the leader of the nation should not allow the contest for a royal stool to degenerate to violence.“We are calling on Mr. President to allow the people of Kano State to resolve these issues amicably without use of any force and loss of lives.”“The State Governor also has responsibility as the Chief Executive of the State as the act in question has already been completed. Therefore there is no need for violent enforcement of any order or violent resistant to it, and we vehemently oppose any measures that will bring escalation of conflict in the State.Read alsoKano Gov Yusuf threatens judge who granted order to halt Sanusi’s reinstatement“May the Almighty Allah bring peace and prosperity to our nation as a whole.”Ulamas ask Tinubu to intervene in Kano Emirate stalemateEarlier, Legit.ng reported that on Saturday, May 25, the Ulamas expressed fears that the happenings in the Emirate could escalate and degenerate into chaos if not carefully handled.Worried by the conundrum involving the dethronement of Aminu Bayero and subsequent reinstatement of Sanusi II, the scholars called on President Tinubu to intervene to avoid a breakdown of law and order.A statement by over ten Ulamas, including Shaykh Abdullahi Limanci, Shaykh Ibrahim Khalil, Shaykh Abdulwahab Abdallah and Professor Babangida Muhammad asked President Bola Tinubu to take all necessary steps to maintain peace in the State. Source: Legit.ng