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His Royal Highness, the Emir of Kano state, Muhammad Sanusi II, in a Leadership report said that when he was younger he exposed his school matron for stealing, and he was slapped for it.
He said this in Kano state, yesterday during an interview. He recalled his childhod at his alma mater, Saint Ann School, noting that he was about seven or eight years of age.
At the time, he said, he and his colleagues discovered that their provisions were getting depleted rather fast and they discovered that their matron (who had access to their belongings) was the culprit.
Leadership says: "Sanusi said that he had one day discovered that his box was emptied by unknown person and pledged to confront the school matron.
Emir Sanusi recalled that he led the first demonstration at the age of seven at Saint Ann, School, Kaduna, Kaduna State.
According to him, the school was initially a girls only school until it incorporated boys. The school authority permitted the boys students to use the school dormitory to keep their belongings and a matron was appointed to supervise and took care of the boys’ boxes."
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Source: #Leadership
He said this in Kano state, yesterday during an interview. He recalled his childhod at his alma mater, Saint Ann School, noting that he was about seven or eight years of age.
At the time, he said, he and his colleagues discovered that their provisions were getting depleted rather fast and they discovered that their matron (who had access to their belongings) was the culprit.
Leadership says: "Sanusi said that he had one day discovered that his box was emptied by unknown person and pledged to confront the school matron.
Emir Sanusi recalled that he led the first demonstration at the age of seven at Saint Ann, School, Kaduna, Kaduna State.
According to him, the school was initially a girls only school until it incorporated boys. The school authority permitted the boys students to use the school dormitory to keep their belongings and a matron was appointed to supervise and took care of the boys’ boxes."
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Source: #Leadership
