- Sanusi accuses FG of sensationalism: Emir of Kano, Muhammad Sanusi II, claims his comments on President Tinubu’s policies were taken out of context.
- Comments were supporting Tinubu’s reforms: Sanusi claims he was actually supporting the president’s policies, but criticizing the lack of effective communication.
- FG responds, says no need for Sanusi’s approval: The Federal Government stated that they don’t need Sanusi’s stamp of approval on Tinubu’s policies.
Muhammad Sanusi II, the Emir of Kano, is accusing the Federal Government of sensationalizing his comments about President Bola Tinubu’s policies. According to Sanusi, his comments were taken out of context and reduced to a single paragraph, ignoring the broader message of his speech .
Sanusi claims he was actually supporting Tinubu’s reforms, but criticizing the lack of credible people around the president to effectively communicate these policies to the masses. However, the Federal Government responded, saying they don’t need Sanusi’s stamp of approval on Tinubu’s policies .
The controversy started when Sanusi said he wouldn’t advise the government on tackling economic challenges, citing that he’s resolved not to help the government unless they behave like friends. This statement was met with criticism from many, with some accusing Sanusi of being petty and unpatriotic .
