Governor Yusuf Boycotts Public Protests and Requests Capture of Demonstrators
This declaration was made on Wednesday through a proclamation by the governor’s spokesman , Sanusi Tofa.
Conjuring his power as the chief security officer of the state, Governor Yusuf likewise directed the Police, the Directorate of State Security Services, and the Nigeria Security and Civil Defense Corps, to make a quick move against anybody found taking part in road fights in the state.
The severe measure, he expressed, plans to obstruct any expected interruption of public request.
As per the governor’s office, it has “credible intelligence indicating that certain prominent figures from the opposition party in Kano have devised plans to sponsor student associations and political agitators from other northwestern states to incite chaos under the guise of advocating for the dethroned Emir of Kano, Aminu Ado Bayero.”
In a firm message to likely demonstrators, the assertion cautioned, “The state government has explicitly outlawed protests, demonstrations, or processions of any kind, and individuals found on the streets of Kano engaging in such activities will be promptly apprehended.”
Governor Yusuf engaged the residents, to proceed with their day to day exercises unafraid, guaranteeing them of the state’s dependability.
“We caution student groups against being manipulated by troublemakers who are resolute in fomenting disorder in Kano,” he accentuated.
Tofa emphasized the public authority’s obligation to keeping up with harmony, expressing, “Through this declaration, we urge all citizens to carry on with their normal activities as the state retains its tranquillity, and the government will persist in vigilant oversight of the situation to promptly address any individuals or factions trying to undermine the relative peace the state presently enjoys.”
