How the Homeowners and Officials of the Houses of Ruusa were Showed Off in Kano The issue of destruction is currently Kano's most atte...
How the Homeowners and Officials of the Houses of Ruusa were Showed Off in Kano
The issue of destruction is currently Kano's most attention-grabbing problem; despite this simple statement, politics and bias have prompted people to focus elsewhere.
Long discussions are unnecessary because the truth is obvious. A lie is a lie even if everyone tells one, thus nobody owes anything.
We sympathise with those who have suffered since no reasonable person can be glad about the death of another person, but the government has the authority to use community problems even if some people suffer losses as a result.
If memory serves, Governor Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje ordered the demolition of a sizable building that had begun in Kadiriyya's home in the Kabara neighbourhood. During the night, the KAROTA Board went to provide security, and this building was torn down, with the claim that it had not been built in accordance with any rules; however, the builders claimed that they had complied with all applicable regulations, but the power of the government and perhaps the community's
The Kwari market also experienced the same issue. and guidelines when creating the structure.
Therefore, it is important to examine the justifications provided by the government for tearing down these structures, particularly when taking into account the justifications for places of worship, schools, and other structures.
Since then, some of the owners of such properties have heard similar comments from the Kwankwasiyya leader, who spoke even on the day Governor Abba Kabir took the oath of office.
People saw this destruction when Senator Rabi'u Kwankwaso succeeded Senator Malam Ibrahim Shekarau in 2011, and the youth were heard on the day the businessmen's organisation went to celebrate him. The businesspeople who own land in this location, including prominent Kano businessmen like Alhaji Aminu Dantata, are chanting "Kofar Na'isa field" that Kwankwaso attacked this land and utterly ruined it.
Therefore, since they have committed to demolishing all of these kinds of buildings, the demolition activity that Governor Abba is currently carrying out is not a new development.
Some robbers claim that before taking this action, the business owners in these buildings should have been given a deadline to remove their goods, but it did not happen, especially given how The government is run. As a result, many people view this action as being motivated by retaliation and a lack of compassion for the people of the Market. Research has shown that 85% of those who destroyed these locations were all renters and not the true owners of the locations.
The government's initial failure to take action to protect the property of others who were unaffected by the tragedy is the second factor that leads some people to question the efficacy of this demolition operation. Because of the fact that this was observed in the old Triumph building—which was not even demolished—youths attacked the location and plundered whatever they came across.
These types of buildings are included on the government's list of locations that have been declared to be demolished or are currently undergoing demolition. The government accuses the previous administration of distributing land in Idi Field, markets, mosques, schools, cemeteries, hospitals, and buildings in Badalar that encircle the city of Dabo to its supporters and those who have eyeballs. So far, the plane has been observed to have reaped these benefits.
The wife of the deceased moved the group of houses that the governor Abba Kabir accused Ganduje's administration of dividing the land of the School of Management, which has been visible to the board since the week of saying goodbye to him, on Friday evening early on Saturday morning. Some homes in Kano State Environmental Protection Agency's jurisdiction have red flags painted on them, indicating that the government may destroy them at any time; on Friday night, this is exactly what happened. A portion of the demolition work can still be done even if there are several security personnel present since some homeowners decided to be martyrs and leave their homes while they were being torn down.
Here is a statement from people I spoke with that came out with the ruins' employees.
One of the residents of the homes in the School of Management on the way to Bayero University that the Abba Kabir government razed described how