There is a difference between seeking royal blessings and confronting uncomfortable realities.
For the APC presidential campaign council, the message from Katsina’s traditional institution should transcend political courtesies: insecurity remains a defining concern for communities struggling to reclaim their lives.
Emir Abdulmumini Usman has previously spoken forcefully about the crisis, warning in 2019 that farmers and herders were abandoning their livelihoods because of killings and kidnappings.
His interventions reflect the frustration of communities where fear continues to threaten economic activity and social stability.
The question is whether the campaign council will treat such warnings as valuable counsel or merely another diplomatic exchange during its political consultations.
The emir’s message offers an important reminder: political loyalty cannot substitute for public safety.
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