The Kano State House of Assembly has broken its silence on the unfolding move to remove the state’s Deputy Governor, Aminu Abdulsalam Gwarzo, insisting that the process will strictly follow the law.
In a statement on Tuesday, the Assembly defended its action, stressing that every step taken so far — and those ahead — will be guided by due process, credible evidence, and relevant constitutional and legal provisions.
Lawmakers disclosed that the decision was not rushed, explaining that extensive consultations and a thorough review preceded the move, with fairness and transparency placed at the centre of deliberations.
The Assembly also appealed to the public to remain calm, urging residents to respect democratic institutions and uphold the rule of law as the process unfolds.
Reassuring the people of Kano State, the lawmakers said the House will continue to closely monitor developments to ensure compliance with legal requirements, while prioritising peace, stability and good governance across the state.
As political tensions rise, the Assembly’s message was clear: the matter will be handled within the bounds of the constitution — and the law will take its course.
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