Kano restricts durbar, horse-riding activities
The Kano State Government has suspended all Durbar processions and horse-riding activities within the Kano metropolis, citing security concerns and the need to prevent possible clashes. The restriction was announced on Sunday following an emergency meeting of the State Security Council held at the Government House, Kano, where the security situation surrounding the planned activities […]
The Kano State Government has temporarily halted all Durbar processions and equestrian events within the metropolitan area, citing security concerns and the potential for unrest. This decision was made on Sunday following an urgent meeting of the State Security Council at Government House in Kano. The council determined that the activities posed a risk to public order and safety, and opted to suspend them as a preventive measure.
The statement from the government, signed by Director-General Sunusi Bature Dawakin Tofa, cited significant mobilization of supporters in connection with the planned events, raising fears of potential confrontations and lawlessness. The State Security Council emphasized its commitment to protecting lives and property, and directed relevant security forces to implement the suspension and take action against violators.
The government urged residents, traditional leaders, political figures, and supporters to maintain calm and comply with the directive. The restriction entered into effect immediately and is expected to continue until further notice.
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