Kano Govt Calls For Immediate Action Against Thuggery 

Kano Governor Abba Yusuf has urged security services to act decisively against the state’s escalating thuggery problem.

The governor made the request on Friday during the Kano State Executive Council’s 15th weekly meeting at the Government House.

He was expressing his extreme concern about the recent spike in violent incidents in some areas of the Kano city.

His spokeswoman, Sanusi Tofa, released a statement on Saturday on Governor Abba’s behalf, expressing Governor Abba’s concern of the increasing viol

“The government will not stand by and watch as unscrupulous elements disrupt the peace and harmony enjoyed by the law-abiding citizens of our state,” he said.

Governor Abba emphasised the state government’s ongoing efforts to collaborate with security agencies to safeguard the lives and properties of Kano residents.

“We are working diligently with relevant security agencies to ensure the safety and security of our populace at all times,” he reiterated.

Addressing the judiciary, the governor cautioned against the premature release of individuals involved in thuggery.

“Judges must recognise the threat these thugs pose to the welfare of our residents and ensure the prompt and equitable dispensation of justice,” he stressed.

The governor also issued a stern warning to security agencies, urging them to focus strictly on their mandated duties.

“Security agencies must adhere to their primary responsibility of protecting lives and properties and avoid involvement in matters beyond their designated roles,” he warned.

He appealed to the people of Kano to continue their lawful activities and assured them of the government’s commitment to their protection.

“We ask for your ongoing support and cooperation as we persevere in our commitment to ensuring your safety,” he said.