The Emir of Kano, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, has called for peace and urged residents to respect the law, emphasizing the need for unity and stability in the state. Speaking during a special Iftar gathering at his palace, Emir Sanusi strongly condemned individuals opposing his reinstatement, asserting that those inciting disturbances in Kano would face dire consequences. “This matter is beyond human intervention; it is the will of God. Those resisting divine authority will never succeed. May fire consume anyone plotting to destabilize Kano. Let us remain patient and prayerful, for God supports the just,” he declared. The traditional ruler further urged the people to remain peaceful, emphasizing that divine judgment would ultimately prevail. Ongoing Kano Emirship Dispute The controversy surrounding the Kano emirship continues to generate tension, following a directive from Kano State Governor Abba Yusuf for all emirate councils to begin preparations for the upcoming Sallah Durbar celebrations. Meanwhile, the deposed Emir of Kano, Aminu Ado Bayero, has reportedly informed security agencies of his intention to hold a Durbar event marking his fifth year as a ruler, despite his removal. According to a LMSINT MEDIA report, the power struggle over the emirship has persisted for several months, leading to increased political and traditional tensions in the state. As the situation unfolds, stakeholders continue to monitor developments, urging all parties to prioritize peace and stability in Kano. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Channel
Kano Police arrest a 25-year-old man, Abubakar Musa, for kidnapping a 2-year-old boy and demanding a ₦50 million ransom. The child was safely rescued and reunited with his family. In a remarkable display of efficiency, the Kano State Police Command arrested a 25-year-old man, Abubakar Musa, for allegedly kidnapping a 2-year-old boy, Al’amin Ahmad Garba. The suspect, who hails from Rijiyar Lemo Quarters, Kano, reportedly demanded a hefty ransom of ₦50 million for the boy’s release. How the Incident Unfolded Abubakar Musa is accused of abducting the toddler and keeping him in an undisclosed location for three days. Following a series of intelligence-led operations and a sustained follow-up by the police, Musa was apprehended, and the victim was safely rescued. Statement from the Police Command According to SP Abdullahi Haruna, the spokesperson for the Kano Police Command: “The Kano State Police Command successfully arrested the suspect on December 25, 2024, after a well-coordinated operation. The child was rescued from a hideout in Unguwar Liman, Dorayi Quarters, Kano, and was immediately taken to Murtala Mohammed Specialists Hospital for medical attention. The boy has since been discharged and reunited with his family.” The suspect has been charged to Magistrate Court Number 25 in Nomansland, Kano, and is currently in custody pending further legal proceedings. Police Commitment to Public Safety The Commissioner of Police, CP Salman Dogo Garba, reassured Kano residents of the police’s unwavering commitment to ensuring their safety. He urged the public to continue cooperating with law enforcement by providing timely and useful information about criminal activities. For emergencies or to report suspicious activities, residents are encouraged to contact the Kano State Police Command through their dedicated phone lines. Conclusion The swift action taken by the Kano State Police demonstrates the importance of collaboration between law enforcement and the public in tackling criminal activities. With continued efforts, the safety and security of Kano State residents remain a top priority. READ ALSO: Follow the LMSINT MEDIA channel on WhatsApp: Join Our WhatsApp Group Hear: Chat on WhatsApp Join our Telegram Chanel.
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The governor of Kano, Abba Yusuf, has stated that his administration will take all necessary steps to repatriate minors who are thought to be from the state. On Friday, a number of suspects—including children—were charged with involvement in the #EndBadGovernance demonstrations. People from Abuja, Kaduna, Gombe, Jos, Katsina, and Kano were reportedly among those detained. They are accused of treasonous felony, arson, and terrorism. At a federal high court in Abuja, where the demonstrators were arraigned, four youngsters passed out and were hurried away. Each of the 72 suspects was later given N10 million bail by the court. Many Nigerians, including leading politicians and civil society, have condemned the arraignment of minors. Rimazonte Ezekiel, the federal government prosecutor, claimed that all the arraigned persons were adults andthat “married men make up the majority of them.” However, the youngest individual arraigned is 13 years old, according to Nigeria Police Force (NPF) spokeswoman Muyiwa Adejobi. On his X page, the Kano governor responded to the incident by stating that Haruna Dederi, the Kano attorney general and commissioner of justice, has been instructed to act immediately. “The appearance of teenagers in court today in Abuja, some of whom are thought to be from Kano, has caught my attention,” Yusuf stated. READ ALSO: EFCC arrests Edo’s accountant general and two other individuals “The Commissioner of Justice has been directed to take prompt action regarding the matter. “In sha Allah, we would use every effort to return them to Kano. We love to have you back again, Kindly Subscribe to our Newsletter.
