Hmmm.........Scores were injued on Saturday, following a clash between supporters of Kwankwasiyya and Gandujiyya in Kano State.
Among those injured in the attack that took place at the
emir’s palace during the famous Hawan, were Dr Rabi”u Sulaiman Bichi,
former SSG and junior brother to Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, Dr Adamu Yunus
Dangwani and Comrade Aminu Abdulsalam, both former commissioners under
Kwankwaso’s administration.
Dr Dangwani who confirmed the incident to Daily Trust, said:
“We were watching the horse riders when suddenly the
supporters of Gandujiyya descended on us. They hit the former SSG with a
heavy stick and stabbed Yahaya with a knife on his shoulder.”
He said they also injured scores of Kwankwasiyya followers, before the police ntervened and rescued the rest of them.
"The former SSG and Kwankwaso’s brother were later rushed
to the Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital where they were treated and
diacharged.”
He said they were still compiling the figures of those that were injured and that they would brief the press today.
Honourable Baffa Babba Dan Agundi, a member of Kano State
House of Assembly, who was accused of directing the thugs to attack the
Kwankwasiyya members, denied the allegation.
“It is not true. How can a lawmaker lead others to take
laws into their hands. This is something that cannot happen. The
Kwankwasiyya should prove the allegation beyond resoanble doubt," said
Dan Agundi.
“We are in the era of IT so they should prove the
allegation with facts and figures. But we have our video clips of what
happened at the durbar.”
Also commenting, the State Commissioner of Information, Malam Muhammad Garba, said:
“To the best of my knowledge there was no clash at the
durbar. I did not see it and therefore I cannot confirm it. If there is a
clash somewhere I don’t know. But to be honest with you, I did not see
any.”
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