Amid ongoing emirate crises
in Kano State, the government has issued an order for the removal of
Aminu Ado Bayero from the Gidan Nassarawa Palace.
The decision was announced
by Haruna Isa Dederi, the State's Attorney General, following the decision of a
Federal High Court in Kano to nullify the reappointment of Muhammadu Sanusi II
as the 16th Emir of Kano.
Despite the decision, the State’s Attorney General and
Commissioner of Justice, Haruna Isa Dederi, alongside the Secretary to the
State Government, Baffa Bichi, addressing reporters at the Government House,
asserted the government's stance.
The Attorney General revealed
the government has directed the Commissioner of Police to remove Aminu Ado
Bayero, who was appointed after Sanusi's initial removal in March
2020, from the Gidan Nassarawa mini palace.
He further stated the
government plans to demolish the property for reconstruction. This move comes
amidst efforts by the government to address longstanding issues within the
emirate and redefine the leadership structure.
The Gidan Nassarawa Palace
holds considerable historical and cultural significance in Kano, making the
government's decision a pivotal moment in the region's governance and heritage.
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