Emir Sanusi goes back to school, begins lectures as 200-level Law student in Kano

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The Emir of Kano, Muhammadu Sanusi II, has returned to the classroom after enrolling as a 200-level Law student at Northwest University, Kano.

The monarch was seen attending lectures with other undergraduates on Tuesday, marking the start of his academic journey in the university’s Faculty of Law.

Back in the Lecture Hall

Sanusi joined fellow students for classes, dressed in a black flowing outfit paired with a white turban.

His presence drew attention on campus, with many students expressing surprise and admiration at seeing the traditional ruler learning alongside them.

Admitted into Law Programme

The Emir was recently offered special admission into the Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) programme, where he will study Common and Sharia Law.

The university confirmed that he was admitted directly into 200 level.

Reason for Special Admission

According to the institution, the admission was granted in recognition of Sanusi’s vast experience in governance, economics, and public service.

His long career in national and international public affairs was considered relevant to his law studies.

Photos Trend Online

Pictures of the Emir in class were shared widely on social media, sparking conversations across different platforms.

Many Nigerians praised his decision to pursue further education despite his status and achievements.

A Lifelong Advocate of Education

Sanusi, a PhD holder and former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), is known for consistently promoting education, reform, and intellectual engagement.

About the University

Established in 2012, Northwest University is one of two universities owned by the Kano State Government.

The institution offers programmes across several disciplines, including law, sciences, and social sciences.

The Emir’s return to school has continued to generate reactions, with many seeing it as a powerful reminder that learning has no limit.