The Kaduna State Security Council, led by Governor Uba Sani, has removed the 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. curfew in Kaduna and Zaria towns and their environs, effective immediately.
According to a statement signed by Samuel Aruwan, Overseeing Commissioner, Ministry of Internal Security and Home Affairs, the decision was made after an extensive review of the security situation in the affected areas.
“The removal of the curfew is effective immediately, from today Tuesday, 13th August 2024. With this development, law-abiding citizens are free to move and engage in legitimate activities in Kaduna and Zaria towns and their environs with no restriction,” the statement read.
The Security Council warned that processions or gatherings must be verified with relevant agencies to avoid any breakdown of law and order, and for the overall security of the general public.
Governor Sani commended security agencies, religious and traditional leaders, and other stakeholders for their roles in containing the recent unrest during the #EndBadGovernance protests in Kaduna and Zaria.
The Governor assured of his commitment to inclusive and participatory governance, and pledged to continue engaging stakeholders towards ensuring peace, unity, and development in Kaduna State.
“Security forces will continue to be on the lookout for threats to public peace, and will prosecute persons or groups posing such threats,” the statement added.
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