Emir Sanusi II Demands Compensation for Demolished Shops

Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, has called on the Kano State Government to compensate traders whose shops were demolished at the Filin Idi market in Kofar Mata. His representative, Ibrahim Mai Bushira, made the appeal during a special prayer session organized for displaced traders.
Mai Bushira confirmed that the Emir had formally written to Governor Abba Yusuf requesting relief measures for those affected. He described the hardship caused by the demolition as severe, noting that many traders relied on the market stalls for their livelihoods.
Some individuals have reportedly died due to the loss of income, while others have developed health issues such as high blood pressure. Traders' association chairman Auwal Umar expressed gratitude for the Emir's support but emphasized that many traders were unable to support their families since the demolition.
Ahmad Muhammad, a professor from the Federal University, Dutse, warned of significant economic consequences, stating the losses could amount to billions of naira and called for the construction of a modern market at the site.
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