Kano Govt Moves to Ban Same-Sex Marriage, Uphold Values

Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf approved a bill seeking to outlaw same-sex marriage and related practices deemed immoral in the state. The decision, made during the 31st Executive Council meeting, underscores the administration's commitment to upholding Islamic teachings, cultural values, and religious heritage.
The bill specifically targets practices like Madigo, Lesbianism, and Homosexuality, which the government considers forbidden and contrary to the region's beliefs. Governor Yusuf stressed the importance of protecting the moral integrity of society and ensuring adherence to religious and traditional norms.
Offenders found guilty of engaging in or promoting such practices will face strict legal consequences. The move reflects the government's stance on preserving the cultural fabric and moral standards of Kano State.
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