Dethroned Emir Bayero Calls For Kano Residents To Be Law Abiding

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The 15th Emir of Kano, Alhaji Aminu Ado Bayero, has called on the residents to remain calm and maintain law and order, assuring that justice would prevail.

The monarch made the remark while addressing newsmen for the first time from the Nasarawa mini-palace where he has been staying since returning to the state following his dethronement.

The monarch pledged to follow whatever the law states, adding that Kano is too important to Nigeria.

The monarch, who spoke in his native language, said: “I call on the people to remain law-abiding while awaiting the outcome of the legal process in this tussle.

“We call on the authorities to do justice in this matter. Kano is a very influential state in Nigeria. Whatever affects Kano affects Nigeria. May peace reign in Kano. We pray for Allah to bless Kano with responsible and just leaders.

“Justice is the way to go on every issue. There will be justice. Nobody is above law. We will accept whatever the law says. I appreciate all the people who have shown concern.

“As I said, justice will take its course. We will keep on praying for peace in Kano State. May Allah the Almighty protect us.

Meanwhile, a meeting is currently going on at the Emir’s palace between top Kano government officials and the heads of various security agencies in the State.

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