‘No Man Can Take What God Gives’ Emir Sanusi II Says In His First Post-Reinstatement Speech

Emir Muhammadu Sanusi II of Kano has expressed gratitude to Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf and the members of the House of Assembly for his reinstatement, praising their efforts in preserving the history of Kano State and Nigeria as a whole.

Sanusi, speaking after receiving his reinstatement letter from Governor Yusuf at the Africa House within Kano Government House, emphasized that his return signifies that divine will cannot be overridden by human actions.

Sanusi remarked that divine providence dictates the timing and circumstances of events for individuals and communities, asserting that leadership is ultimately bestowed upon those chosen by God.

He highlighted the significance of his reinstatement as a testament to the sovereignty of divine authority.

He said, “The Arabians used to say in everything that we are going to witness, there is a lesson that shows us that God is there. Whatever that is happening to an individual is preordained by Allah and to those that are sensible enough, it’s a lesson.

“God is one and whatever He does, nobody can change and what He doesn’t do, nobody can.

“About 10 years ago, in this same place former Governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso gave me my appointment letter as the Emir of Kano. Today, after 10 years I am here again receiving reappointment letter by Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf.

“Time will not permit for long talks. Whatever we will say, we have said it when we were leaving. We made it clear that God has preordained time and cause for everything and everyone. He gave leadership to whom he wants and at the time he wants. When He gives, no one can take it away and when he takes it away, nobody can take it back.

“My Governor and our assembly members, you will not understand the gravity of what you did for the history of Kano and the country at large. Among Kano Emirs, it started from Bagauda over 1000 years ago. In these years, it was once that we had Emir Muhammadu Koguna who was overthrown and he came back after some days. This shows that in 1000 years, there has been no case like what happened now.

“In the northern part of this country, we have seen it in different states how politicians balkanised emirates with a state with one Emir becoming 20, some 19. In states of northern Nigeria, there are Local Governments with two or three first class Emirs all because the system has been destroyed.

“This thing that has been brought to Kano, had it been it was allowed, one day we will wake up with Emir of Kumbotso, Bichi, Fagge and 44 Emirs. So what the government and the assembly is a rescue mission.”

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