Sanusi Lamido Sanusi
From living in mansions, Sanusi's home has been reduced to a two-bedroom Local Government house in Awe, Nasarawa state. That is his new place of abode, to which he had been banished.
A private jet, sent by his friends in Lagos, was provided for him on his dethronement, to fly him and members of his immediate family to Lagos to spend his life in exile.
The deposed Emir is an old student of the prestigious King's College, Lagos, and regards Lagos as his second home.
But in order to inflict a maximum punishment on him, his persecutors rejected the offer from his friends, and his desire to live in Lagos. Only his immediate family boarded the flight to Lagos.
The government, instead, provided another jet, which flew him to Abuja. He was then subjected to a 7-hour journey by road to Loko, Nasarawa state, a rural area deprived of every social amenity.
But 24 hours later, a helicopter was provided to fly him to government house, Lafia. From there, he was driven to Awe, where he was shown the
2-bedroom house, property of the Local government, as his new residence. The Emirs of Loko and Awe were on hand to show him his new home.
His relocation to Awe is a consequence of the poor state of Loko.
A blue blood, Sanusi, was born into wealth. A certified silver spoon kid, his grandfather was also a deposed Emir who died in Azare, where he was banished to.
He was the Group Managing Director of First Bank PLC, before he became the Central Bank Governor.
Thereafter, he became the Emir of Kano. He is therefore, used to living in mansions.
Unless reprieve comes his way, and his banishment is lifted, either through the Courts, or pressure from the local and international communities, which is mounting, he is condemned to spending the rest of his life in a
2-bedroom abode in rural Awe.
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