"Don't Vote For Persecutors" - Lamido Sanusi

Emir of Kano, Alhaji Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, has advised Nigerians not to vote into power, people he described as persecutors.
According to The Nation, the revered monarch said, voting such people will only spell doom for the country.
Sanusi who was speaking while receiving a delegate from the Peoples Democratic Movement (PDM) led by its governorship candidate in Kano State, Bashir Ishaq said leadership required commitment and sacrifice.
He advised: “You should make sure that you do not allow your votes to fall into
the hands of persecutors; you should not concede your votes to those you know would oppress you.”


The former CBN governor, who spoke at
length on the need to avoid violence in
the forth coming polls, also advised
politicians to accommodate the
criticisms from their opponents in good
faith
Bashir who was in the palace to
intimate the monarch on his plans for
Kano State said he was concerned about
the abysmal decline of education at
primary and secondary levels, adding
that with his foray into the
gubernatorial race was as a result of his
determination to deal with the rot in
the sector.
He stated that he had plans to establish
an independent power station in the
state in the face of the nation’s
appalling economy, stressing that with
adequate power supply, the state’s
economy would improve remarkably.
He opined that the sector would receive
his priority attention because of
expectations placed on the government
for a robust healthcare system.
He added that he was willing to come
up with a unique concept of governance
for the state.
The Emir of Kano, Lamido Sanusi II,
who was recently threatened by Boko
Haram insurgents, urged Muslims
faithful in the north to defend
themselves against the fighters instead
of handing them over to the police and
security.

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