The Kano State authorities has lifted the curfew imposed on the state following the violence and looting that trailed #EndBadGovernance protests that erupted earlier this month.
The choice was introduced on Monday night by the State’s Commissioner of Info, Baba Halilu Dantiye.
“As a result of relative peace that has been recorded within the state previously few days, the governor has determined to withdraw the curfew fully,” Dantiye said.
LEADERSHIP experiences that the curfew was initially put in place on August 1 in response to widespread unrest through the #EndBadGovernance protest. The protest noticed violent protests, vandalism, and looting in a number of components of Kano metropolis, prompting the State authorities to take strict measures to revive peace and order.
The curfew, which lasted for 12 days, had been partially relaxed twice to permit residents to hold out important actions. The entire withdrawal of the curfew signified a return to normalcy within the state.
Dantiye additionally conveyed the governor’s appreciation to the folks of Kano State for sustaining peace throughout latest mass prayer gatherings aimed toward in search of an finish to the financial hardship within the nation. He urged the residents to proceed to cooperate with the federal government and safety businesses to maintain the peace.
“The federal government is dedicated to making sure the protection and well-being of all residents,” Dantiye added, calling for continued vigilance and collaboration between the general public and safety operatives.
