The Kano State Police Command has assured residents of the state of adequate security during the “Takutaha Maulud” celebrations scheduled for Friday, 12th September, 2025.
The assurance is contained in a statement released by the Command’s Public Relations Officer, SP Abdullahi Haruna, a copy of which was made available to The Punch on Thursday.
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“The CP assures the public that improved security arrangements have been meticulously put in place to ensure a serene, hitch-free celebration across the State.
“The Commissioner of Police, Kano State Command, Ibrahim Adamu Bakori, extends heartfelt festive greetings to the peace-loving people of Kano State ahead of the Takutaha Maulud Celebration, commencing on 12th September, 2025
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He reminded residents of the state that violent behaviors including thuggery (Fadan Yan Daba), armed robbery, and extortion, will not be tolerated under any disguise, warning individuals to desist from any act that could disrupt the peace of the State during the festivity.
He added that the Command’s Surveillance Units and Operatives have been deployed to various strategic places warning that troubleshooters will be swiftly identified, apprehended, and prosecuted in accordance with the law.
The Commissioner of Police calls on the good people of Kano State to use this festive period to offer prayers for sustainable peace and security, which are essential for the social and economic development of the State and Nigeria at large.
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The CP appreciates the understanding, support, and cooperation of residents and reaffirms the Command’s unwavering commitment to ensuring the protection of lives and property in Kano State.
Residents are encouraged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious movements or activities to the nearest security agencies for prompt response,” he said.
