Kano Police Enforce Ban on Durbar and Horse-Riding Events
The Commissioner of Police in Kano, CP Ibrahim Adamu Bakori, announced at a press conference that the ban on Durbar and horse-riding activities remains in effect to ensure public peace and order. This decision follows consultations with security stakeholders and aims to address security threats that prompted the ban.
Bakori emphasized that all individuals and organizations must comply with this directive, regardless of their status. He stated that any entity wishing to conduct Durbar or horse-riding events must provide a written notice to the Kano State Police Command at least 72 hours prior to the event.
This notice is necessary for security assessments and arrangements to ensure public safety. Bakori reassured the citizens of Kano that law enforcement agencies are committed to enforcing these directives and maintaining order in the state.
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