The culture of the dethronement of monarchs in Nigeria is getting prominence recently due to the power tussle, mostly with the government. This tussle often leads to official announcements of displeasure with monarchs or allegations of misbehaviour and misconduct with reigns, The Nation revealed.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
The dethronement became popular when the Kano state governor, Abdullahi Ganduje, removed the former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), Sanusi Lamido Sanusi
The constitution empowers the governors with the autonomy to sack a sitting monarch in the country.
Below is the list of governors who have unseated monarchs in their states:
- Abdullahi Ganduje, Kano, 2020
- Bello Matawalle, Zamfara, 2022
- Muhammad Adamu Aliero, Kebbi, 2005
- Nyeson Wike, Rivers, 2019
- Martin Elechi, Ebonyi, 2022
- Olusegun Mimiko, Ondo, 2010
- Adams Oshiomhole, Edo, 2016
Sanusi drops another bombshell, says his prophecies have come to pass
The former emir of kano state, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, has revealed that many of the prophecies that caused him many troubles have come to pass.
The former CBN governor maintained that if he was to choose between power and his principles, he said power would not override his principles.
The former emir made the disclosure at a stage drama “Emir Sanusi: Truth in Time” in Abuja on Saturday, August 6.
Full list of states in Nigeria where children do not have rights
No less than 31 states in Nigeria have enacted something than can be referred to as children’s rights in their laws, while 5 others are yet to follow similar steps
UNICEF disclosed that the latest state that joined the list of states that have given rights to the children in their laws is Kebbi state
While commending the Kebbi state governor, UNICEF said it works to reach out to the world’s most disadvantaged children.