Muhammadu Sanusi says greed, selfishness and envy are 'much greater sins' than unlawful sex, homosexuality and gambling.
Muhammadu Sanusi II, the 14th Emir of Kano, says greed, selfishness and envy are “much greater sins” than unlawful sex, homosexuality and gambling.titled “Some dimensions of the concept of ibadah”.
While he did not mention the name of the governor, Sanusi said his state remained a “most serious example of backwardness”. “How do you get a Muslim to become a minister or governor and all he is thinking of is how he is going to steal public funds to build a big house for himself or have billions for his children and deny people?
“There was a governor implementing sharia in a sharia state who stole public funds and bought a hotel in Lagos. And he says Allahu Akbar.
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