The government of Kano State has refuted claims that the Court of Appeal’s decision regarding the emirship dispute has been overturned.  ,
The court’s decision to grant a stay of execution, which upheld the Kano Emirate Council Law of 2019 and reinstated Muhammadu Sanusi II as the 16th Emir of Kano, was clarified by the attorney general and commissioner for justice, Haruna Isa Dederi.
Dederi addressed journalists in Kano, saying that the Court of Appeal’s stay of execution was a common judicial procedure. The Supreme Court’s final decision is not overturned, but rather the status quo is maintained.
Alhaji Aminu Baba Dan’Agundi, a steadfast supporter of the deposed 15th Emir, Aminu Ado Bayero, filed an appeal to the Supreme Court.
Residents were reassured by the government that Sanusi II’s reinstatement is still valid despite the appeal process.
The Court of Appeal’s decision is still in effect and still in effect. Dederi emphasized that the Supreme Court alone has the authority to overturn it.
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The government expressed concern over what it termed misleading reports that were intended to confound Kano residents.
Dederi urged the public to disprove any fabricated accounts that suggested the emirship ruling had been overturned.
“We are committed to following legal and due process.” According to him, “our legal team is carefully reviewing the most recent ruling to decide what to do next.”
The Kano people were urged by the government to continue practicing law and refrain from spreading false information.
Source: Channels TV
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