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Following the Federal High Court's ruling nullifying the steps taken in repealing the Kano Emirates Council Law, the Kano State government has instructed deposed Emir Aminu Ado Bayero to vacate the Nassarawa Mini Palace. The state-owned property is deemed in need of renovations, as emphasized by Kano State Attorney General Haruna Isah Dederi during a press conference.
Dederi asserted that the High Court's decision supports the state government's actions, reiterating that Emir Muhammad Sanusi is the legitimate emir of the prestigious Kano Emirate. Consequently, Aminu Ado Bayero's presence at the Nassarawa Mini Palace is deemed as trespassing.
This development follows previous attempts by Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf to order Bayero's eviction and arrest, citing his removal and the resultant tension within the state. However, these attempts were thwarted as security forces, including soldiers and police officers, guarded the mini-palace to prevent his detention.
The legal and political implications of this ruling and the ongoing dispute over the Kano Emirate Council Law continue to shape the situation, with the involvement of the Federal High Court adding complexity to the matter.
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