Police in Kano unveil enhanced security measures for Ramadan 

The Kano Police Command has rolled out new security measures as Muslims in the state commence the Ramadan fast.

In a press release issued on Wednesday and signed by CSP Abdullahi Haruna Kiyawa, the Command stated that it had put in place robust security arrangements across Kano to ensure safety throughout the holy month.

Under the leadership of Commissioner of Police Ibrahim Adamu Bakori, the statement noted that the measures are in line with the directives of the Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun.

The police advised residents to remain security-conscious, particularly during Tarawih prayers and other religious gatherings.

“In view of the increased influx of visitors, the Command advises the public to avoid carrying unnecessary items to Tarawih prayers, be vigilant and report suspicious activities to security agencies, obey traffic rules and regulations, ensure underage children are not operating vehicles or motorcycles, accompany children with adults throughout the fasting period, and avoid prohibited activities such as horse riding, unlawful gatherings, and use of fireworks,” the statement read.

The Command also warned against thuggery and related crimes during Ramadan.

“The Command warns that thuggery activities will not be tolerated during Ramadan. Perpetrators will face decisive action under the law,” it added.

It urged residents to cooperate with security agencies and report suspicious movements through the emergency numbers 08032419754, 08123821575, and 09029292926.

Police in Kano unveil enhanced security measures for Ramadan