Jigawa Police Ban Fireworks and Knockouts for Christmas and New Year

The Jigawa Police Command in Nigeria has imposed a statewide ban on the sale and possession of fireworks and knockouts during the Christmas and New Year celebrations. The ban aims to prevent injuries, property damage, and panic caused by loud explosions in crowded areas, especially among vulnerable groups like children and the elderly.
The police have deployed officers to enforce the ban across the state, urging residents to celebrate responsibly and report any suspicious activities related to the banned items. The measure is part of efforts to safeguard public safety during the festive season.
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