The Kano State Government has described a new court order restraining them from further actions on the controversial creation of four new Emirates, as harmless and not injurious to the already created emirates.
A High Court had issued a restraining order on the state governor, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, and seven others from carrying out any action on the creation of the emirates and installation of emirs.
But the government, through its Director General Media and Communication, Aminu Yasser, said, “the order is harmless as it does concern the already existing seven created Emirate Councils, rather it was asking us to be restrain from doing anything further on the matter”.
He continued, “already we have not any further issues left we have completed our actions with regards to the creation of the Emirates and the appointment of the Emirs and the order is saying further actions while we have no further actions we have completed everything”.
The high court presided over by judge, Justice Ahmadu Tijjani Badamosi, also directed service of the order on the respondents through a publication in Daily Trust.
The order was granted on 23rd May, 2019 in the case instituted by Yusuf Nabahani (Madakin Kano), Abdullahi Sarki Ibrahim (Makama Kano), Bello Abubakar (Sarkin Dawaki Mai Tuta) and Mukhtari Adnan (Sarkin Ban Kano).
Defendants in the suit are Speaker Kano State House of Assembly, Kano State House of Assembly,Governor of Kano State, Attorney General , Kano State, Tafida Abubakar Ila, Ibrahim Abdulkadir Gaya, Ibrahim Abubakar II and Aminu Ado Bayero.
Justice A.T. Badamosi then adjourned the matter till June 3rd for hearing of the motion on substantive notice.
However the government insisted that, “this order does not concern us because we have no further actions in the matter of Emirate creation as we have completed all our actions before the order”.
