Nigerian ex-senator warns against chieftaincy titles for officials' kin as Tinubu lauds son's turbaning

Former Senator Shehu Sani publicly cautioned traditional institutions against conferring chieftaincy titles on serving government officials and their immediate family members, following President Tinubu's praise of his son's turbaning in Kebbi. The statement signals potential political friction over perceived nepotism and traditional-political entanglement, though it remains an opinion with no immediate policy impact.

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