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Protests Banned By Kano State Police Commissioner Citing National Security Concerns
The Commissioner of Police in Kano State, Mohammed Usain Gumel, has issued a ban on all forms of protests throughout the state.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
This decision follows calls from both the ruling New Nigerian Peoples Party (NNPP) and the opposition All Progressives Congress (APC) for their supporters to engage in protests regarding alleged judicial bribery….CONTINUE READING
Gumel emphasized that any defiance of this directive would be considered a violation of national security.
He stated, “We have received information that both the APC and NNPP members are currently mobilizing individuals under the pretense of a Civil Society Coalition, without obtaining clearance from the leadership of the Nigeria Labour Congress and without prior approval from state security agencies.”
Gumel further warned that any disregard for the guidelines set by the Nigeria Labour Congress and the security agencies would not only be considered uncivil and criminal but would also be viewed as a threat to national security.
In conclusion, the Police Command expressed gratitude for the support and cooperation from the citizens of the state in maintaining peace, security, stability, and overall welfare.
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