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Popular Nigerian Pastor Releases Prophecy On Dethroned Emir Sanusi, Reveals What Will Happen Next
Popular Nigerian Pastor, Ituah Ighodalo, has released prophecy on dethroned Emir Sanusi.
NewsOne Nigeria reports that Pastor Ighodalo, who is the senior pastor of the Trinity House Church in Lagos, has foreseen “something good” coming the way of Muhammadu Sanusi II following his recent dethronement as the Emir of Kano by the Governor Abdullahi Ganduje-led Kano State government.
This burgeoning online news platform understands that Pastor Ighodalo had visited dethroned Emir Sanusi on his arrival to Lagos from Awe, Nasarawa State, where he had been banished after his dethronement as the Emir of Kano.
NewsOne Nigeria reports that in a video obtained by ChannelsTV, the popular Nigerian Pastor was seen praying for God to turn “the evil” meant for the deposed emir to good and “make something great” out of his dethronement.
Popular Nigerian Pastor foresees “something Great” for Sanusi
“When one door shuts, you open another one and what people meant for evil will always turn to good. So, we thank you for the safe return of your son, our Emir, our brother, our father, our husband, our uncle.
“We thank you for keeping him, we thank you for not putting him to shame. We thank you that you are going to make something good out of this.
“We pray for Nigeria. We ask that Nigeria will change. We ask that Nigeria will accept the truth. We ask that Nigeria will be great again. Father lord, going forward, let there be good health, let there be prosperity and promote your son beyond what anybody could have ever imagined…” Ighodalo had said in his prayers.
Meanwhile, NewsOne Nigeria had reported earlier that the Kano State government on Monday, March 9, dethroned Emir Muhammad Sanusi II. Emir Sanusi’s dethronement followed the Kano State Council Executive meeting presided over by the Governor Ganduje on Monday, March 9.
“The Kano State Executive Council under the chairmanship of His Excellency, the governor of Kano, Dr Abdullahi Ganduje has unanimously approved the immediate removal/dethronement of the Emir of Kano Emirate, Muhammad Sanusi II,” the statement said.
“The Emir of Kano is in total disrespect to lawful instructions from the office of the governor and other lawful authorities, including his persistent refusal to attend officials meetings and programmes organised by the government without any lawful justification which amount to total insubordination.
“It is on record and in so many instances Malam Muhammad Sanusi II has been found breaching part 3, section 13 (a-e) of the Kano State Emirate Law 2019 and which if left unchecked will destroy the good and established image of the Kano Emirate.
“This removal is made after due consultation with the relevant stakeholders and in compliance with part 3, section 13 of the Kano State Emirate Law 2019 and other reasons stated above.
“The removal was reached in order to safeguard the sanctity, culture, tradition, religion and prestige of the Kano Emirate built over a thousand years.
“His Excellency, Dr Ganduje calls on the general public to remain calm, law-abiding and to go about their normal businesses. While a new Emir of Kano will soon be appointed,” the statement added.
Reacting to his removal as the Emir of Kano, in what is his first reaction to his removal from office on Monday, dethroned Emir Sanusi in a video message which lasted over four minutes, accepted his dethronement as an act of destiny.
In a statement released by Nasarawa traditional ruler, Sanusi revealed why Governor Ganduje dethroned him as the Emir of Kano.
Meanwhile, the former Emir of Kano was received by his wives, children and well-wishers when he arrived at the Murtala Muhammed International Airport (MMIA), Lagos, on Friday night.
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