Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, the prominent figure behind the Kwankwasiyya movement, clarified that he had no involvement in the decision to reinstate Alhaji Muhammadu Sanusi II as the Emir of Kano.
He said, “I will go to Kano very soon and I will speak with some of the assembly members, especially the speaker, and the Governor on what is happening.
The ANPP elder statement revealed in an Interview with BBC stating that, “Rabiu Kwankwaso has burnt his hands over dictating what to do. We are still with the Governor working together. It’s just a matter of offering advice and if you are not asked to, you keep quiet so long things are going right we just pray and hope that they succeed.”
“When I said we will revisit the case, I didn’t say the direction to follow. I just said it will be reviewed… When I go there, I will hear what happened and I am sure they will tell me whatever happened and whatever they tell me, we just pray for them. I heard the Assembly members have repealed the law.
“What we were telling them was they should go and investigate whether what happened was done out of goodwill or not. What happened appears to be a vendetta or cheating. It’s just a matter of did Ganduje do right or wrong? It’s not about going against him.”