DUTSE—Dutse Emirate council of Jigawa State has suspended the son of
immediate past governor, Sule Lamido, Mustapha Sule Lamido from his
traditional title of Santurakin Dutse and District head of Bamaina with
immediate effect.
The Ex-governor’s son was suspended by the emirate council alongside
his close friend and Dokajin Dutse and Ditraict head of Kiyawa, Aminu
Wada Abubakar. Mustapha Lamido
The duo are standing trial on alleged money laundering charges.
The suspension letter from the Emirate Council with reference No.
ECD/69/VOL III/1060, dated January 31, 2015, written in Hausa Language,
and addressed to Alhaji Mustapha Sule Lamido, reads: ”Greetings and best
wishes. Following a letter of command which His Highness received from
the Office of the Secretary to the State Government, with reference No.
SSG/AF/S/A/14/VOLL.III/82, of 19 Rabi’ul Akhir, 1437 AH equivalent to
January 29, 2016, the government of Jigawa State through Dutse emirate
council has approved your immediate suspension from the position of
District head of Bamaina and District head of Bamaina based on the laid
down Civil Service Rules section number 04301 and 04412.
This suspension according to the letter signed by the council
secretary, Mallam Yunusa Garba, said was sequel to the ongoing court
case involving the former governor’s son and his friend at a federal
court in Abuja.
The copy of the letter was sent to the Chairman of Birnin-Kudu Local
Government, Khalid S. Ibrahim for his information on the emirate
council’s decision to suspend the District head of Bamaina, Mustapha
Sule Lamido.
The two young traditional rulers (Mustapha and his friend) together
with the eldest son of former governor, Aminu Sule Lamido, are currently
standing trial on money laundering charges.
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