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The Emir of Aliero, Alhaji Salihu Muhammad II, was buried in the Aliero Emirate Cemetery.

The Emir of Aliero, Alhaji Salihu Muhammad II, was buried in the Aliero Emirate Cemetery.

1988-2020


He died today (18-092020) after a long illness, aged 94, and spent 32 years on the throne of Aliero (1988-2020).
His Highness the Emir of Aliero Alhaji Salihu Muhammadu II is the 12th King to succeed Aliero.
The children are 3 girls with 19 children including 8 boys and 11 girls, and several grandchildren.
We ask God to have mercy on him, forgive him and comfort him


On behalf Alerawasblog we're extending our heartfelt condolence to Aliero's District Palace, Aliero people and Kebbi People atlarge, over the death of our Royal Father Sarkin Aliero Alh Salihu Muhammad II.
He was turbaned on 10th June, 1988 and demised today's Friday 18th September 2020. May Almighty ALLAH forgive His shortcoming and enlisted him to inhale the scent fragrance of high Paradise Ameen.
Its really irreplaceable lost to the cross family and to Aliero People atlarge. May the almighty God grant the strong heart to bear the fortitude of the deceased.

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