A statement by Galadiman
Kano, Abbas Sunusi, said the removal and the subsequent replacement of the
Ciroma of Kano were with immediate effect.
The emir of Kano, Muhammadu
Sanusi II, has stripped the eldest son of the late Emir Ado Bayero, Lamido
Bayero, of his traditional title of Ciroman Kano and District Head of Gwale.
A few months after
ascending the throne, the new emir wrote to Mr. Bayero, seeking him to return
to his duty as Ciroman Kano and District Head of Gwale.
Mr Bayero’s refusal to
either reply the letter or report to the palace, angered the emir.
The issue however died down
when Mr Bayero was appointed managing director of the Nigerian Ports Authority,
NPA, by former President Goodluck Jonathan.
But when Mr. Bayero was
recently relieved of his duty as managing director of the NPA by President
Muhammadu Buhari, the emir directed the Emirate Council to write to Mr Bayero
again.
“When a letter was written
to him again, he neither responded nor appeared in person to explain his
reasons.
“His Highness first
reasoned that the local government of Gwale was too important to be left
vacant, and so he elevated the son of Emir Inuwa to be the district head.
“And now the title of
Ciroma is also stripped,” a top palace source said.
Perhaps in order to douse
tension in the palace, sources said, the emir however appointed Mr Bayero’s
younger brother, Nasiru Bayero, to replace him as the new Ciroman Kano.
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