Mukhtar Yahya Usman

In a fervent Eid-el-Fitr sermon at Kofar Mata Eid Ground the Emir of Kano, His Highness Muhammadu Sanusi II, delivered a stern sermon prayer to individuals within Kano collaborating with external forces to destabilize the city’s peace and stability.

He decried such acts of betrayal and disloyalty, urging the populace to remain vigilant and united against these threats.

The Emir condemned those conspiring with outsiders to foment unrest in Kano, asserting that divine justice would prevail upon them. He said.

“There are people among us who have sold their conscience, joining hands with outsiders to threaten the peace of Kano. Let me remind them—Allah (SWT) will deal with them just as He dealt with those who betrayed Prophet Muhammad (SAW) in his time.”

These emphatic remarks come amid escalating political tensions, with reports of external interference in Kano’s traditional and governance structures.

The Emir urged citizens to dismiss provocations, remain steadfast in prayer, and stay alert to the machinations of traitors.

He emphasized that Kano’s strength lies in its unity and cautioned that anyone plotting against the state would face both divine and communal repercussions.

Concluding his sermon, the Emir invoked Allah’s protection over Kano and called on the people to remain resolute in faith and resistance.

He implored, “May Allah expose and disgrace those who conspire against our peace. May He strengthen the righteous and silence the voices of division.”

Mukhtar Yahya Usman

The Emir of Kano, Khalifa Muhammad Sanusi II, has urged authorities to take decisive action against those responsible for the killing of Kano indigenes in Edo State, emphasizing that justice must be served to uphold peace and stability in the country.

Speaking during his Eid-el-Fitr sermon at the Kofar Mata Eid ground in Kano on Sunday, the Emir stressed the need for swift and firm measures to prevent further violence.

The gathering was attended by thousands of worshippers, including Kano State Governor and his Deputy.

While acknowledging statements from some government officials regarding the incident, the Emir insisted that mere condemnation was not enough.

He called for concrete steps to hold the perpetrators accountable, ensuring that such tragedies do not recur.

The Emir also addressed the youth in Kano, urging them to avoid any acts of retaliation, reminding them that revenge is prohibited in Islam.

He emphasized that peace and justice must be pursued through lawful means.

As Muslims across Nigeria embark on the sacred journey of Ramadan, Royco—the seasoning that enriches every meal with flavour and warmth—invites Nigerians to rediscover the true meaning of Home through its ‘Together is Home’ campaign. This initiative embodies the essence of the holy month: unity, generosity, and the shared joy of breaking fast together during Iftar.

Together is Home seeks to reinforce the idea that whether it’s giving food to the poor, or sharing meals with friends and family at Iftar, the season is best enjoyed together, and as long as we are together, anywhere can feel like home.

To bring this vision to life, Royco will host Iftar gatherings in communities and mosques across Kano, Jos and Maiduguri, ensuring that as many people as possible feel the warmth of Home through shared meals.

Food has always been a symbol of love, hospitality, and togetherness. During Ramadan, it takes on an even deeper meaning—becoming a bridge that unites hearts and strengthens faith. Royco understands that a meal prepared with love and shared with others is an expression of care, devotion, and community.

Beyond fasting, Ramadan is a season of deep spiritual reflection, self-discipline, and community. This Ramadan, Royco reminds us that Home is not just a physical space but the bonds we create with those around us.

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