The Kano State Government has announced the complete removal of the curfew imposed in the state following the recent end hunger protests.
This decision comes after the police reported that normalcy has been restored and there are no longer any violent incidents or threats.
The curfew was initially put in place to maintain law and order and prevent further escalation of violence during the protests.
According to a statement issued by the governor’s Chief Press Secretary, with the situation now under control, the governor has deemed it necessary to lift the curfew to allow residents to go about their daily activities without restriction.
The statement explained that the police had earlier reported that they had arrested several suspects and recovered stolen properties, and that the situation was under control adding that the Governor’s decision to lift the curfew is a testament to the efforts of the security agencies and the cooperation of the public in maintaining peace and order in the state.
It can be recalled that the Kano state government had imposed a 24 hour curfew in the state and later relaxed it before this announcement of totally lifting it after certifying that the curse is clear for normal activities to continue in the state.
