..As Kano emir visits patients, decries rising spate of terrorism

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From Edwin Olofu Kano

Emir of Kano, Alhaji Muhammad Sanusi II has described the increase in the spate of terrorist activities in the country as worrisome that demand urgent action against the extremist.

Sanusi was speaking to newsmen at the Murtala Mohammed Specialist Hospital,  shortly after he visited the victims of Monday’s blast of School of Hygiene in Kano metropolis, which claimed eight lives, said the attack is evil because the student targeted are innocent citizens trying better their future.

He added that the people of the state should thank the almighty God, for reducing the magnitude of the attack, which was not the aim of the terrorist that set out to kill many.

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He commended the management of the hospital for their effort of taking care of the victims, whom he said are responding to treatment.

The Emir expressed sadness over the unfortunate incident, calling on the people of the state to pray to God against any form of crisis In the state and the entire country.

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