The Kano State Police Command has reiterated its warning to residents to comply with the recent ban on Durbar and horse-riding activities in the state. According to Commissioner of Police, CP Ibrahim Adamu Bakori, the ban was imposed by the Kano state government after consultations with relevant security stakeholders to preserve public peace and order. The commissioner made this disclosure at a press conference in Kano on Friday.
The ban on Durbar and horse-riding activities was necessitated by threats to public safety, which are still potent. The police command, in conjunction with relevant security agencies, has warned that the executive security directives regarding the ban are still in force and binding on all persons in the state, irrespective of status or position. Residents are advised to take the warning seriously and comply with the directives.
The Kano State Police Command has outlined a new procedure for persons, institutions, or organisations that want to undertake any form of Durbar or horse-riding activity in a public place. They are required to give at least 72 hours prior notice in writing to the Kano state Police Command through the Office of the state Commissioner of Police. This will enable necessary security assessments and arrangements for public safety and order.
The police command has called on all concerned parties to comply strictly with all lawful security directives and cooperate with security agencies. The commissioner has assured the people of Kano that the law enforcement agencies remain resolute, united, and committed to enforcing the law and safeguarding public peace and order in the state.
The ban on Durbar and horse-riding activities is part of the government's efforts to maintain peace and order in Kano. The state government has been working with security stakeholders to identify and address potential security threats. The police command has been working to ensure that residents comply with the directives and that public safety is maintained.
Residents of Kano have been urged to report any breaches of the security directives to the authorities. The police command has assured that it will take swift action against anyone who violates the ban. The government has also urged residents to be vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the security agencies.
The Kano state government has demonstrated its commitment to maintaining peace and order in the state. The government's efforts to engage with security stakeholders and residents have been commended. The police command has reiterated its commitment to working with residents to ensure public safety and maintain order in the state.
Key points
- The Kano State Police Command has reiterated its warning to residents to comply with the ban on Durbar and horse-riding activities.
- The ban was imposed to preserve public peace and order in the state.
- Residents are required to give at least 72 hours prior notice for any Durbar or horse-riding activity in a public place.
