Former Governor of Kano State, Malam Ibrahim Shekarau, has expressed concern over the ongoing emirship dispute in Kano State but has stated that he prefers to stay out of the matter. ...CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING.>>
The former governor, who spoke during an appearance on Channels TV’s *Politics Today*, emphasized that the situation worries him deeply, particularly because it involves the peace and stability of the state he once governed.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!Shekarau noted that political actors have worsened the crisis, acknowledging their significant role without pointing fingers at specific individuals or groups.
Despite his concerns, Shekarau made it clear that he does not wish to interfere in the matter. As a native of Kano, he expressed a strong desire for peace in the state, underscoring the importance of the traditional institution in maintaining societal harmony.
His remarks reflect a deep respect for the institution, which he feels is vital to the culture and governance of Kano State.
Shekarau’s stance is one of cautious optimism. While acknowledging the severity of the situation, he expressed hope that the crisis would be resolved soon.
He stressed that the resolution of the dispute is essential for the peace and stability of Kano, a state that holds significant historical and cultural importance in Nigeria.
The former governor’s choice to avoid direct involvement in the conflict is tied to his association with the traditional institution. By staying out of the ongoing dispute, Shekarau aims to preserve the institution’s dignity and neutrality, ensuring it remains separate from political conflicts.
He said, I am from Kano. I want everything in Kano to be peaceful. We are waiting and my prayer is that we overcome it soonest. There will be peace. We need the traditional institution. I will not go into that because I belong to the institution.
