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The Bauchi State Hisbah Commission has rolled out a fresh set of regulations targeting weddings and social events in response to a noticeable surge in divorce cases across the state.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶
The commission outlined 16 new rules aimed at reinstating the moral and spiritual integrity of marriage. Among the newly prohibited practices are the use of DJs, gala events, kawayawade, aloba, and other entertainment forms deemed to encourage immorality.
These rules are to be strictly enforced at recreational centers, event halls, and clubs, in accordance with Sections 95, 362, and 373 of the Bauchi State Sharia Penal Code.
Explaining the rationale behind the crackdown, the commission said many marriages fail due to the loss of baraka (divine blessing) from the outset. The decision follows a thorough assessment of cases presented to them.
In lieu of organizing mass weddings for divorcees, the state government has empowered over 500 women, including former sex workers, by training them in various entrepreneurial skills to promote self-sufficiency.
Additionally, Imams across Bauchi will help educate the public through mosque sermons. The commission is urging residents to adhere strictly to the guidelines, emphasizing that enforcement will begin immediately.
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