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JUST-IN: Security Tightened In Kano As Police Alert Residents On Possible Terrorist Attack

by Hafsat Bello Bahara
4 months ago
in News, Cover Stories
Kano
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The Kano State Police Command has alerted residents to intelligence reports of a suspected plan by terrorists to target public gatherings in strategic locations across the state.

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In a statement signed by the Command’s Public Relations Officer (PPRO), SP Abdullahi Haruna Kiyawa, the Police urged residents to exercise caution and avoid crowded areas until further notice to enable security agencies to identify and neutralise potential threats.

The statement read, “The Kano State Police Command in liaison with other security agencies has received intelligence reports of suspected terrorists planning to launch attacks on public gatherings in strategic locations within Kano State.

“In response, we hereby urge residents to exercise caution and avoid crowded places and environments until further notice as a preventive measure to enable security operatives identify and dislodge possible attackers.”

The statement added that to address the threat, the police have deployed experts from the Explosive Ordinance Disposal and Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear units to strategic areas of the State. The teams were on high alert and can be contacted through 08169884988 or 07067157218 for reports of suspicious persons or items.

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Residents are also encouraged to report emergencies or unusual activities to the nearest police station or contact the Command directly via its emergency hotlines: 08032419754, 08123821575, or 09029292926.

The PPRO emphasized that public vigilance and cooperation are vital to ensuring safety and preventing any incidents.

Reassuring the public of its commitment to peace and security, the Police Command stated, “The Kano State Police Command remains committed to protecting lives and properties as well as maintaining law and order in Kano State. We appreciate the support and cooperation of the good people of Kano State and urge everyone to remain vigilant.”

The Police, therefore, called for calm, urging residents to remain observant and follow all security guidelines while efforts were underway to prevent any potential attacks.


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