Emir Sanusi criticises politicians for hindering Nigeria’s growth
The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi, has accused Nigeria’s political elite of deliberately holding back the country’s progress. Speaking at an event in Lagos, he claimed public office is treated as a “family business” rather than a public trust. Sanusi urged young Nigerians to unite and build a better nation, rejecting the current system based on division and self-interest. He emphasized that the country belongs to its citizens, not just politicians.
What we know
- Muhammadu Sanusi spoke during the 15th anniversary of Enough is Enough (EiE) Nigeria in Lagos.
- He said the political class often prioritizes personal and family interests over national development.
- Sanusi described the current system as one plagued by ethnic rivalries and religious conflicts.
- He called on Nigerian youths to unite and create a vision for a better, more inclusive country.
- The Emir stressed that every citizen has a duty to contribute positively to Nigeria’s future.
