Former former President Muhammadu Buhari aide Bashir Ahmad has called the proposal of sanctions against Rabiu Kwankwaso by US senators for his role in enforcing Sharia law while serving as Kano State governor offensive. 18 and up Ahmad made the case that Sharia is not a criminal notion and that its application does not amount to a crime that calls for the punishment of any person in a post that was posted on his X account.According to him, linking the planned visa limitations to Sharia enforcement is inaccurate since it ignores the policy’s legal and religious background.According to the tweet, “It is offensive to imply that U.S. lawmakers suggested denying Sen. Rabiu Kwankwaso a visa just because he enforced Sharia law while serving as Kano State’s governor in 2000.” “Sharia is neither an illegal idea nor its application a crime that calls for harsh punishment for any person.”According to the DAILY POST, Kwankwaso has allegedly been singled out for penalties under US Congress-introduced legislation because of his purported involvement in the implementation of Sharia law in Kano State.
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