Sanusi Lamido and Kano’s royal ding-dong, By Farooq Kperogi
Politics tamfitronics Kano’s Muhammad Sanusi II has been rethroned the specific procedure he used to be before the entire lot enthroned and dethroned: within the melting pot of the politics of vengeance and recrimination.And he trusty can be dethroned over again by this, or one other subsequent partisan govt, given Sanusi’s nasty incapacity to rein in his tongue and to admire the wisdom in restraint and tact, which his build requires of him—and, obviously, the juddering, hypocritical contradictions between what he says and what he does.Recall that after he worked on the UBA, Sanusi had derided then Governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso as a scorn-unheard of “rural aristocrat” who “surrounds himself with provincials and places key posts within the fingers of rural elite.” He characterised the Kwankwaso administration as “the classic comedy of the Village Headmaster...
