Kano Government Further Relaxes Curfew 6PM- 6AM

Kano state governor, Abba Kabir Yusuf has again reviewed the curfew imposed on the state after the nationwide EndBadGovernance was hijacked by hoodlums.

 The curfew imposed on the state, has now been relaxed, with new hours set from 6pm to 6am.

Kano state Commissioner of Police, Salman Dogo Garba made the announcement, adding that the decision was taken during the security meeting held in Kano Government House on Tuesday.

Protests: Kano Government Adjusts Curfew by 6 Hours

Commissioner Salman emphasized the government’s commitment to maintaining peace and order in the state while gradually easing restrictions to allow residents to resume their daily activities.

He noted that the decision to relax the curfew hours reflects the improved security situation and the efforts of the security agencies in restoring normalcy in the state.

Our Correspondent reports that calm has returned to the ancient commercial city after the violent protest that claimed lives and property


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