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Former Emir Sanusi appointed leader of Tijjaniyya Islamic movement in Nigeria
The seat had been vacant since May 7, 2018 when its last occupant, Isyaku Rabiu, died 2 min read
The controversy surrounding the appointment of the former Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, as the leader of the Tijjaniyya Islamic Movement in Nigeria was put to rest on Sunday at the global headquarters of the movement in Senegal.
The Supreme Leader of the sect, Mahi Nyass, confirmed the appointment when he received the former emir on a Ramadan visit on Saturday.
PREMIUM TIMES gathered that Mr Sanusi II was invited to Senegal by Mr Nyass to confer the title of the Khalifah of the sect in Nigeria on him.
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Lawan: Elites want Nigeria divided but the masses believe in unity Senate President Ahmad Lawan says the elites are the ones pushing for Nigeria’s breakup. Advertisement Addressing journalists on Saturday, Lawan said the ordinary citizens believe that the country should remain as one.