The Emir of Kano, Dr. Muhammadu Sanusi II, has returned to formal education, joining Northwest University, Kano, as a Level 200 law student. He will pursue a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) programme that combines Common Law and Sharia, reinforcing his commitment to learning and intellectual growth.
Dr. Sanusi II, a former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria and an internationally respected intellectual, has long been a prominent voice on justice, ethics, governance, and Islamic scholarship. His return to the classroom reflects both his personal commitment to learning and his broader vision of integrating legal knowledge with his traditional leadership role.
The Emirā€™s decision serves as a reminder that education has no age limit and that continuous learning strengthens leadership. Experts say Northwest University, Kano, has also gained attention for welcoming a leader of such global stature, further enhancing its reputation as a hub for scholarship and thought leadership.
Brief on the Emir: Dr. Muhammadu Sanusi II, is renowned for his reformist views, economic expertise, and advocacy for good governance. His blend of traditional authority and modern intellectualism has made him one of Nigeriaā€™s most influential public figures.
What lessons can Nigeriaā€™s leaders learn from the Emirā€™s example of lifelong learning and public service?
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