Kano Governor Slams Police Withdrawal from Independence Day Parade
Kano Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf criticizes the Nigerian police for withdrawing from the state's Independence Day parade, accusing the force of partisanship. The Governor condemns the police commissioner's actions as unethical and an affront to national unity.
He urges security agencies to uphold neutrality and avoid partisan behavior, emphasizing the importance of unity in the country. The withdrawal of police personnel from the parade is seen as a deliberate act to embarrass the state on a significant day.
Governor Yusuf's remarks highlight the need for security agencies to prioritize national interests over political affiliations.
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