PRESS RELEASE
Kano state government has expressed concern over the unfortunate incident that that reportedly happened after the traditional Hawan Daushe, at the Emir’s Palace in Kano, on Saturday evening.
A statement signed by the state Commissioner for Information, Youth and Culture, Malam Muhamad Garba, while commiserating with those injured during the dastardly act, said upon completion of investigation by the Police, the full weight of the law will be brought to bear on any person or group found to be the perpetrators of the act.
It said that the traditional Hawan Daushe, which is an annual event showcases the rich culture and tradition of the Kanawa and indeed the Hausa people, should not be used by disgruntled elements as a platform to foment trouble.
Malam Muhammad Garba, in the statement, therefore assured that the state government is working with the Kano Emirate Council and the relevant security agencies, to ensure that incidents like this never happen again.
The statement however, emphasized that the government in not unaware that some perpetrators are still bent on causing trouble but it would not fold its arms in the face of any threat to peace and stability.
It urged parents and guardians to be vigilante and monitor the movement of their wards to make sure that they keep good company.
MALAM MUHAMMAD GARBA
Hon. Commissioner,
Ministry of Information, Youths and Culture,
Kano state.
