Kano police require 72-hour notice for public durbar, horse-riding activities

Ban on durbar, horse riding in Kano remains

The police command in Kano State has reiterated the ban on Durbar and horse/animal-riding activities across the state, warning violators of the possibility of arrest and prosecution.

Kano police require 72-hour notice for public durbar, horse-riding activities

The Kano State Police Command has directed individuals, institutions and organisations planning to hold Durbar or horse- and animal-riding activities in public places to give the command at least 72 hours’ written notice. The command said the measure was necessary to allow security agencies to assess the planned activities and make adequate arrangements to protect […] Kano police require 72-hour notice for public durbar, horse-riding activities

Kano Police Tightens Security for Horse-Riding Events

The Police in Kano State, North West Nigeria has introduced a 72-hour advance notification requirement for anyone planning to organise Durbar or horse and animal-riding activities in public places across the state. The measure is aimed at enabling security agencies to conduct proper risk assessments and deploy personnel appropriately ahead of such events. The Commissioner […]

Police Reiterate Ban On Durbar Activities In Kano

The Kano State Police Command has reiterated its ban on all durbar activities across the state. The Commissioner of Police, Ibrahim Bakori, made this known during a joint press briefing at the Police Headquarters in Bompai, following the Kano State Government’s announcement of the ban. The Police warned that all forms of public horse riding […]

Kano Police Reiterate Durbar Horse Riding Ban Warn Of Arrest

Kano State Police Command has reiterated a ban on Durbar festivals and horse-riding activities across the state, warning that violators face arrest and prose...

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The Kano State Police Command has directed individuals, institutions and organisations planning to hold Durbar or horse- and animal-riding activities in public places to give the command at least 72 hours’ written notice. The command said the measure was necessary to allow security agencies to assess the planned activities and make adequate arrangements to protect …