Emir Sanusi II, the Emir of Kano, has sparked a buzz on campus by enrolling in a law program at Northwest University, Kano, as a 200-level student.
However, his decision to attend classes without wearing a suit, a traditional dress code for law students, has raised eyebrows.
Sanusi, a PhD holder and former CBN Governor, has emphasized his commitment to learning and intellectual growth.
His presence in the classroom is expected to inspire students and highlight the importance of education.
The dress code for law students typically includes formal attire, such as suits, to instill professionalism and respect for the legal profession. Sanusi’s casual approach has led to discussions about flexibility in dress code norms, especially for someone of his stature.
His use of traditional rulers wears has triggered a lot of speculation as key areas to give other law student respect. When THE NORTHERN STAR ONLINE visited the management for reaction as top management refuse to speak on the development.
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