Afrigather A bit of the palace of Muhammadu Sanusi II, the Emir of Kano, was reportedly set on hearth by suspected arsonists.
Munir Bayero, the Emir’s chief of workers, confirmed the incident in an announcement on Saturday.
Bayero acknowledged that the fireplace broke out on the palace in Kofar Kudu, Gidan Rumfa.
He confirmed that no casualties have been recorded and described the harm as “minimal.”
The assertion reads, “It’s hereby notified that on Saturday thirteenth July, 2024 morning, a hearth incident occurred on the outer courtroom of His Highness’ Palace, Kofar Kudu.
“Happily, there have been no casualties, and the harm was minimal. The palace is taking all obligatory measures to make sure the security and safety of the palace and its occupants.
“We’re additionally investigating the reason for the fireplace and taking steps to forestall such incidents from taking place sooner or later. Allah Ya bamu lafiya da zaman Lafiya.”
Sanusi, who was dethroned as Emir of Kano by former Governor Abdullahi Ganduje for allegedly disrespecting lawful directions, was lately reinstated by the present administration following amendments to the Kano State Emirate Council invoice.
The 5 Kano emirates created by the earlier administration have additionally been dissolved.
