The police command in Kano State has called on all residents to share actionable intelligence information on any person or group planning to disrupt the peace or embark on violent protests before and after the Supreme Court judgment on Friday.
Shortly after meeting with heads of security agencies in Kano yesterday, the state commissioner of police, Hussaini Gumel, assured residents of safety before, during, and after the judgment on the governorship election.
He said the command had put in place security measures that would enable residents of the state to move on with their legitimate businesses without threat to lives and property.
Mr Gumel explained that an operational order with specific roles for all the security personnel had been issued to area commanders, tactical commanders, and divisional police officers across the 44 local government areas of the state.
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He said the command was working with other security agencies in the state to ensure crisis-free moments before and after the Supreme Court judgment on the governorship election.
“We have mobilised sufficient armed personnel to provide security at all flashpoints, including political party offices, Government House, INEC HQ, banks, commercial areas, mosques, churches, recreation centres and motor parks before, during and after the judgment.
“I am giving 100 percent assurance to all law-abiding residents of the state to go about freely with their legitimate daily activities without threat to lives and property,” the commissioner said.
He said armed security personnel would be in all identified strategic locations to ensure they embark on surveillance duties and provide physical security during and after the judgment.
Mr Gumel expressed optimism that security measures already put in place would promote peaceful coexistence amongst the residents. (NAN)
