Nigeria Has Pulled Back From Economic Collapse — Emir of Kano, Muhammad Sanusi II Hails the CBN Reforms.

Former Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Governor, Sanusi Muhammadu Sanusi, has praised the current leadership of the apex bank for what he described as a “remarkable turnaround” in Nigeria’s monetary and economic stability.

Speaking on recent economic developments, Sanusi said he had “nothing but positive words” for the CBN’s policies, noting that the institution had successfully stabilized the exchange rate and curbed the reckless monetary expansion that once threatened the economy.

“We came from a period of very high instability due to loose monetary policy and uncontrolled growth in money supply,” Sanusi stated. “In the last one year, the central bank has worked hard to mop up excess liquidity. Yes, interest rates are high, but the result is evident, we’ve stabilized the naira and pulled back from the brink of total economic collapse.”

The former governor highlighted key economic improvements, including declining inflation, which he noted had fallen to around 20 percent, and a steady rise in foreign reserves now exceeding $40 billion.

Sanusi also pointed out that Nigeria’s economy recorded growth of over 3 percent in the first quarter and more than 4 percent in the second quarter of the year, outpacing population growth for the first time in years.

He described these gains as evidence that the CBN’s policy tightening and reform efforts are beginning to yield tangible results, restoring investor confidence and setting the economy on a path toward long-term stability.

Dr Alhaji Sanusi Abdul Sanusi MD&CEO Sanan Real Home Abuja is undertaking notable initiatives in the educational sector. By promoting the value of young children and empowering them towards a better future through education, he is making a positive difference. It is essential to acknowledge that education is the most valuable gift one can give to their children. Let us recognize Dr Alhaji Sanusi Abdul Sanusi's endeavors.

I'm aware also about the scholarship to the student of kogi state college of education, and so many other things he is doing across the state and beyond.
May Allah continue to guide and protect him

Hon Rabiu speaks
From lagos

Petrol Subsidy Removal Rescued Nigeria From Bankruptcy – Emir of Kano Muhammad Sanusi.

Muhammad Sanusi II, Emir of Kano and former Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) governor, says scrapping petrol subsidy saved Nigeria from imminent bankruptcy.

Speaking at the second edition of the Kano International Poetry Festival on Saturday, Sanusi described the subsidy system as wasteful and unsustainable, noting that it drained government finances through oil price fluctuations, exchange rate pressures, transport costs, and refining expenses.

“Subsidy meant if petrol was N100, Nigerians paid N70 and government covered N30,” he explained. “But government went further, fixing petrol at N65 per litre regardless of global oil prices. Who paid the difference? Government. And that was always going to bankrupt Nigeria.”

He faulted past governments for neglecting local refineries while spending billions on subsidies that enriched foreign refineries and cost Nigerians jobs. According to him, those funds should have been invested in production rather than consumption.

The emir recalled warning as CBN governor in 2012 that the policy was like “a man running towards a ditch.” He said Nigeria eventually began borrowing to pay subsidies and later to service debts, making the arrangement unsustainable.

Sanusi stressed that subsidy removal should be seen not just as an economic reform but also as a chance to rebuild a more resilient and self-reliant nation.

Canada Rejects Over 1,596 Nigerian Asylum Claims in 2025.

Canada has denied 1,596 asylum applications from Nigerians between January and August 2025, fresh data from the Immigration and Refugee Board (IRB) show. 

Out of 3,548 claims filed so far, 2,292 were accepted—an approval rate of about 65 per cent, higher than in previous years.

Nigeria remains one of the top sources of asylum seekers in Canada, alongside Mexico, India, Haiti and Colombia. Analysts link the surge to insecurity caused by Boko Haram and economic hardship. Most claimants are hosted in Ontario and Alberta.

Under Canadian law, the IRB grants protection if applicants meet the UN definition of refugees or face risks such as tort¥re or cruel treatment in their home countries. 

Social groups considered include women, LGBTQ+ individuals and people living with HIV/AIDS. Claims are usually filed at ports of entry or through immigration officers before referral to the Refugee Protection Division.

Despite the recent rise in approvals, Nigerian claims have historically faced high rejection rates. Between 2013 and 2024, the IRB denied 13,171 applications and accepted 10,580. Rejections peaked in 2019 with 3,951 cases. In 2024 alone, 811 were denied, while 2,230 were approved.

Nigeria ranked eighth among the top 10 countries with the most successful claims last year, following Turkiye, Mexico, Colombia, Iran, Pakistan, Haiti, and Afghanistan.

Speaking on the trend, Imaobong Ladipo-Sanusi, Executive Director of the Women Trafficking and Child Labour Eradication Foundation, said many Nigerians misunderstand refugee laws, leading to rejections. 

“Documentation is crucial. Coming irregularly gets you rejected. But migration must be safe, orderly and regular, and those truly in need of protection should be protected,” she said.

Emir Sanusi: Nigeria Still Debating Tribe, Religion While Others Discuss AI, Climate Change

The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, has criticized Nigeria’s political leadership and societal focus, saying the country remains stuck in divisive debates on tribe and religion while the rest of the world addresses pressing global issues such as artificial intelligence and climate change.

Speaking on Saturday at the second Kano International Poetry Festival (KAPFEST), organized by the Poetic Wednesdays Initiative, Sanusi said Nigeria has suffered from “lousy leadership” for decades.

“You rise and fall with the quality of your leadership and Nigeria has had lousy leadership for a long time,” the emir said. “While other countries are discussing climate change and artificial intelligence, we are still talking about Yoruba, Igbo, Hausa, North, South, Muslim, Christian — the same conversations we had in the 1960s.”

He urged Nigerian youths to take charge of the nation’s future, insisting they have the power to retire the current political class. Sanusi also warned that reckless borrowing and wasteful spending by government would have dire consequences for the country’s economy.

The festival, themed “Poetry in a Time of Crisis,” was aimed at encouraging poets and artists to use creativity as a tool for peace and advocacy in Northern Nigeria.

#Sanusi #Nigeria #Leadership

Kebbi State Governor Nasir Idris has approved the appointment of Sanusi Mika’ilu Sami as the new Emir of Zuru.

His appointment follows the death of Emir Muhammad Sani Sami Gomo II, who passed away on August 16, 2025, in London.

According to the state’s Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Garba Dutsin-Mari, Sami emerged winner after securing the highest votes from the Zuru Emirate election committee screening three candidates.

He urged the new Emir to lead with diligence and fear of God.

#Kebbi #Zuru #Emir #TraditionalRulers #BreakingNews

Yoruba Chieftaincy Tussle Deepens: Olukosi Backs Ooni, Questions Alaafin's Authority
The Olukosi of Ilukosi-Ijesa, Oba Omotooyosi Akinleye, has publicly challenged the Alaafin of Oyo’s claim to exclusive authority over chieftaincy titles in Yorubaland. This follows a 48-hour ultimatum from the Alaafin, Oba Abimbola Owoade, demanding the Ooni of Ife revoke the Okanlomo of Yorubaland title recently bestowed on businessman Dotun Sanusi.
Oba Akinleye asserted that traditional rulers' powers are limited to their respective domains, emphasizing the Ooni’s primacy as the custodian of the Oduduwa heritage. The debate has sparked strong reactions online, with some referencing a Supreme Court ruling backing the Alaafin’s claims.
The dispute highlights deepening divisions over hierarchy and authority within the Yoruba traditional system.
#YorubaTradition
#OoniVsAlaafin
#ChieftaincyDispute

Ooni–Alaafin Rift: ‘Powers Of Traditional Rulers End At LG Level,’ Ex-Govt Aide

A former aide to the late Ondo State Governor, Rotimi Akeredolu, Doyin Odebowale, has faulted the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Abimbola Owoade, over his demand that the Ooni of Ife revoke a chieftaincy title conferred on Ibadan businessman Dotun Sanusi.

Speaking on Channels Television’s The Morning Brief, Odebowale said monarchs derive authority only within their local government areas and cannot override elected officials. He added that colonial chieftaincy laws had long reduced their powers.

The remarks follow a clash between the Alaafin and the Ooni of Ife, Oba Enitan Ogunwusi, after the latter conferred the “Okanlomo of Yorubaland” title on Sanusi. The Alaafin issued a 48-hour ultimatum demanding revocation, claiming sole authority over such titles.

The Ooni’s camp dismissed the ultimatum as an “empty threat,” while the Alaafin’s aides later clarified that he was defending Yoruba tradition, not seeking supremacy.

#Ooni #Alaafin #YorubaTradition

Royal Rift in Yorubaland: Alaafin vs. Ooni

The Olukosi of Ilukosi-Ijesa, Oba Omotooyosi Bayo M. Akinleye, has challenged the authority of the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Abimbola Akeem Owoade, stating it does not extend beyond Oyo land.

This comes after the Alaafin issued a 48-hour ultimatum to the Ooni of Ife, Oba Enitan Adeyeye Ogunwusi, demanding the revocation of the Okanlomo of Yorubaland chieftaincy title conferred on businessman Dotun Sanusi (Ilaji).

Akinleye emphasised:

“No child is older than who fathered them; we are all children of Oduduwa, and the Ooni sits on our father’s throne.”

The dispute has sparked debates online, with some citing a Supreme Court ruling affirming the Alaafin’s authority over such titles, while others question its scope beyond Oyo.

The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, has rejected a 48-hour ultimatum issued by the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Abimbola Owoade, demanding the withdrawal of the Oluomo of Yorubaland title recently conferred on businessman Chief Dotun Sanusi.

The Alaafin had accused the Ooni of overstepping traditional authority, insisting that only the Oyo throne holds the exclusive right to bestow titles covering the entire Yorubaland, a claim he said was backed by a Supreme Court ruling.

In response, Ooni’s spokesperson, Moses Olafare, described the ultimatum as an “empty threat from a dead empire,” dismissing it as mere “supremacy hullabaloo.” He stressed that the Ooni was more focused on creating jobs and empowering youths, citing the planned Ojaja Smart City project in Ibadan, rather than engaging in what he called outdated supremacy battles.

Olafare added that the alleged Oluomo of Yorubaland title in contention “does not even exist,” insisting that those issuing threats were simply “jokers.”

Ooni, Alaafin Differ Over Chieftaincy Title For Businessman

A dispute has erupted between the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Abimbola Owoade, and the Ooni of Ife, Oba Enitan Ogunwusi, over a chieftaincy title conferred on Ibadan businessman Dotun Sanusi.

On Monday, the Alaafin issued a 48-hour ultimatum, describing the Ooni’s action as an “affront” and claiming only the Alaafin has exclusive authority to confer titles covering the entire Yorubaland.

But the Ooni’s spokesperson, Moses Olafare, said the monarch will not dignify the threat with a response, urging focus on unity rather than division.

The Alaafin insists failure to revoke the title would attract “consequences.”

#OoniOfIfe #AlaafinOfOyo #Yoruba #Chieftaincy #Nigeria #Tradition #DotunSanusi

This is from the table of distinguished leader and philanthropist.
Dr Alhaji Sanusi Abdul Sanusi MD&CEO Sanan Real Home Abuja.
~Hon Rabiu Ibrahim

PoliticsNNPP, APC Win Elections In Kano State.

The New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP) has won the Bagwai/Shanono State Assembly by-election in Kano State.

Naija News reports that the result was announced at 12:36 a.m. on Sunday.

Announcing the results, the Returning Officer for the election, Professor Hassan Adamu Shitu, declared the NNPP candidate, Dr Ali Hassan Kiyawa, winner with 16,198 votes, defeating the All Progressives Congress (APC) candidate, Ahmad Muhammad Kadamu, who polled 5,347 votes.

Meanwhile, the APC emerged winner of the Ghari/Tsanyawa supplementary election in Kano State.

Announcing the result on Sunday, the Returning Officer, Professor Muhammad Waziri of Bayero University, declared Garba Ya’u Gwarmai of the APC winner with 31,472 votes.

He defeated the candidate of the NNPP, Yusuf Ali Maigado, who polled 27,931 votes.

The supplementary poll was conducted after the initial election in the constituency was declared inconclusive.

According to Daily Trust, some party leaders of the NNPP staged a sit-in at the INEC office in Kano after accusing the commission of attempting to manipulate the Ghari/Tsanyawa constituency by-election.

The spokesperson of the Kano State Governor, Sanusi Bature Dawakin Tofa, said they would not leave the premises until the election results were announced.

“I Was at King’s College When My Uncle Murtala Mohammed Was Killed” – Emir Sanusi Recalls Emotional Moment

Emir of Kano, Muhammad Sanusi II, Remembers Late Head of State

The Emir of Kano, Muhammad Sanusi II, has revealed where he was when Nigeria’s former Head of State, General Murtala Mohammed, was assassinated on February 13, 1976.

Speaking during an interview on Channels Television’s Politics Today, Sanusi disclosed that he was a student at King’s College, Lagos, and that Murtala was his guardian and uncle at the time.

Reflecting on the military leader’s legacy nearly 50 years after his death, Sanusi described Murtala as a gentle and humorous man, despite the tough image the public held of him.

> "We knew him as Uncle Kawu Murtala. I grew up in his house, spent weekends and holidays with his children. He was my guardian while I was at King's College," Sanusi shared.

#EmirSanusi #MurtalaMohammed #KingsCollege #NigeriaHistory #LeadershipLegacy

BREAKING: Kano Commissioner Resigns After Alleged Involvement in Drug Baron Bail.

Kano State Commissioner for Transportation, Alhaji Ibrahim Namadi, has resigned his position following allegations of involvement in the controversial bail of a suspected drug baron, Sulaiman Danwawu.

His resignation came just hours after Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf received the report of a fact-finding committee set up to investigate the incident.

Namadi’s decision was conveyed in a statement issued Wednesday by the Director-General, Media and Publicity at the Kano Government House, Sanusi Bature Dawakin Tofa.

In the statement, Namadi described his resignation as a painful but necessary step taken in the public interest and in light of the sensitive nature of the matter.

“As a member of an administration that has consistently championed the fight against the sale and consumption of illicit drugs, it behoves me to take this step painful as it may be,” he stated.

“While I maintain my innocence, I cannot ignore the weight of public perception and the need to protect the values we have collectively built.”

The outgoing commissioner expressed gratitude to Governor Yusuf for the opportunity to serve, reaffirming his loyalty to the administration and its vision.

“I must, as a good citizen, strive to protect, preserve, and uphold the trust and vision we have worked so hard to instil in our dear state,” he added.

The statement confirmed that Governor Yusuf had accepted the resignation and wished Namadi success in his future endeavours. The governor, according to the release, reiterated his administration’s firm commitment to justice, discipline, and the fight against drug-related crimes and social vices.

Governor Yusuf also cautioned political appointees to exercise restraint and seek appropriate clearance when handling sensitive matters of public interest.

The resignation follows the submission of the investigative committee’s report on Monday. The committee, chaired by the Special Adviser to the Governor on Justice and Constitutional Matters, Aminu Hussain, found that Namadi had acted negligently by standing as surety for Danwawu without conducting proper background checks.

Hussain noted that the inquiry was impartial, thorough, and based on verifiable evidence. The findings concluded that the commissioner’s actions compromised the government’s stance on illicit drug control and public accountability.

Court Orders Police to Pay N10 Million in Damages to Protesters.

A Federal High Court in Lagos has ordered the Nigeria Police Force to pay N10 million in damages for violating the fundamental rights of protesters.

Justice Musa Kakaki, who delivered the ruling on Thursday, found the police guilty of infringing on the rights of demonstrators who gathered at the Lekki Tollgate on October 20, 2024, to mark the fourth anniversary of the movement.

On that day, at least 20 protesters were arrested by officers of the Lagos State Police Command and held for several hours in a police van before being released without any formal charges.

The lawsuit, filed as a fundamental rights enforcement action, was brought by 22 individuals in collaboration with three civil society groups — the Education Rights Campaign, Take It Back Movement & the Committee for the Defence of Human Rights. The applicants accused the police of unlawful arrest & suppression of their constitutional rights to free expression & peaceful assembly.

Among the listed protesters in the suit are
Hassan Taiwo Soweto,
Uadiale Kingsley,
Ilesanmi Kehinde,
Osopale Adeseye,
Olamilekan Sanusi,
Osugba Blessing,
Kayode Agbaje,
Michael Adedeji,
Jennifer Rita Obiora,
Orunsola Oluremi,
Seyi Akinde,
Akin Okunowon,
Ugochukwu Prince,
Aisha Omolara,
Thomas Abiodun Olamide,
Ogbu Obinna Ferdinald,
Aghedo Kehinde Stephen, Duroonike Olawale,
Isaac Obasi,
Funmilayo Jolade Ajayi, and Afeez Suleiman.

The respondents named in the suit include the Inspector-General of Police, the Nigeria Police Force, the Lagos State Commissioner of Police, the Chairman of the Lagos State Task Force, the Governor of Lagos State, and the state’s Attorney-General.

Prophet escape lynching during crusade for using fake prophecy to Dupe women.

A self-acclaimed cleric, Prophet Uwem Mokette and his pregnant mistress, Miss Mary John, escaped lynching for stage-managing crusade on the street and using fake prophecy to obtain properties from women by way of sowing seed as he was exposed by one of his victims he had earlier duped somewhere else in Lagos State.

P.M.EXPRESS reports that the incident happened at Ogunde Street, Ejigbo area of Lagos.

On the fateful day, during the crusade while dishing out prophecies, one of the victims he had earlier duped elsewhere in another crusade, sighted him, raised alarm and informed those present that they were fraudsters.

The 35-year old Prophet Mokette and Mary were held while two other members of their gang managed to escape. While they were being tortured and almost set ablaze, a team of Police officers from Ejigbo Division raced to the scene, rescued and detained them at the station for interrogation.

Following their arrest, those he had already duped elsewhere and those he had already convinced to deposit their phones as seeds during the crusade went to the station and told the Police how they were duped by the suspects in the same manner.

After interrogation and hearing revelations from the victims, the Police found them culpable and charged them before the Ejigbo Magistrate Court for the alleged crime.

The charges read:

“That you, Uwem Mokette, Mary John and two others now at large did on November, 2024 at Ogunde Street in the Ejigbo Magisterial District, did conspire to commit felony to wit stealing, thereby committed an offence punishable under Section 411 of the Criminal law of Lagos State, 2015.”

COUNT II :” That you, Uwem Mokette, Mary John and others now at large at same place, time and date in the aforementioned Magisterial District, did steal one iPhone 12 Promax value yet unknown, property of one Ayomide Abiodun f, one Samsung phone A05 property of Shegbesan Damilola, one itel Phone valued N170,000, property of one Olubajo Balikis, collected cash sum of N455,000 from Adedokun Esther T, one Itel phone valued N12,000 cash of N5, 000 from one Adeola Ayomide f, one iphone XR valued N500,000 from one Adedoyin Adejat, f , sum of N25.000 from one Abdulgayar Karimo f, one Techno POP valued N150,000 property of one Umeji Amalachukwu T, one infinix phone valued N250,000 and cash of 187,000 property of Rosemary Eke, one Techno phone and Iphone valued yet unknown property of Fausat Adeniil ‘T, cash sum of N400,000 from Abibat Sanusi ‘F under the pretence of giving them new brand Samsung phone and N600,000 cash each and knowing same representation to be false and thereby committed an offence punishable under Section 314 of the Criminal law of Lagos State of Nigeria 2015.”

APC sweeps across Lagos LG polls (Full list of declared winners).

Winners have emerged in the just-concluded Lagos State Local Government Elections, with the All Progressives Congress, APC, sweeping all declared chairmanship seats across the state.


According to results obtained by DAILY POST, APC candidates were returned elected in all local government areas and local council development areas, LCDAs, announced so far by the Lagos State Independent Electoral Commission, LASIEC.

Below is the list of confirmed winners:

Ajeromi-Ifelodun LGA: Hon. Olamilekan Olu Akindipe (aka Lampholder) – Chairman-Elect

Alimosho LGA: Akinpelu Ibrahim Johnson – Chairman-Elect

Kosofe LGA: Barr. Moyosore Adedoyin Ogunlewe – Executive Chairman

Mushin LGA: Hon. Haruna Olatunbosun Aruwe – Chairman-Elect

Oshodi-Isolo LGA: Otunba Kehinde Almaroof-Oloyede – Chairman-Elect

Ojo LGA: Hon. Princess Muhibat Titilola Rufai – Chairman-Elect

Ikorodu LGA: Prince Adedayo Abdullateef Ladega – Chairman-Elect

Surulere LGA: Sulaimon Yusuf Bamidele – Chairman-Elect

Agege LGA: Tunde Azeez – Chairman-Elect

Lagos Island LGA: Hon. Taiwo Oyekan – Chairman-Elect

Igando-Ikotun LCDA: Snr. Comr. Lasisi Ayinde Akinsanya – Chairman-Elect

Ifako-Ijaiye LGA: Prince Usman Akanbi Hamzat – Chairman-Elect

Somolu LGA: Hon. Lateef Ashimi – Chairman-Elect

Amuwo-Odofin LGA: Prince Lanre Sanusi (PLS) – Chairman-Elect

Lagos Mainland LGA: Alhaji Emilagba Jubril – Chairman-Elect

Yaba LCDA: Hon. John Campos Ogundare – Chairman-Elect

Eti-Osa East LCDA: Hon. Rauf Ibrahim Kayode Yemaren – Chairman-Elect

Apapa Iganmu LCDA: Hon. Wale Jimoh – Chairman-Elect

Epe LGA: Hon. Princess Surah Olayemi Animashaun – Chairman-Elect

Lekki LCDA: Hon. Rasaki Bamidele Kasali – Chairman-Elect

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