Sallah Durbar: Bayero writes police, requests special security

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Alhaji Aminu Ado Bayero
Alhaji Aminu Ado Bayero

The 15th Emir of Kano, Aminu Ado Bayero, has written to the Police Commissioner in Kano, requesting special security arrangement for the upcoming Sallah festivities.

The request was contained in a letter, dated June 10, 2024, and signed by the Private Secretary to the Emir. Recall that the Emir had invited all district heads and traditional leaders to start preparations for the Sallah festivities.

The correspondence reads: “I’m directed by His Highness, The Emir of Kano, Alh Aminu Ado Bayero CFR, CNOL, JP; based on case number FHC/KN/CS/182/2004 in which the court ordered that status quo be maintained, I hereby write to convey his appreciation and sincere gratitude on your contributions and facilitation of peace and stability in Kano State during the period of Emirate Crisis. His Highness and the people of Kano are very grateful, indeed.

“Similarly, His Highness instructed me to request for special security arrangements for conduct of Sallah festivities (Eid-el Kabir) in Kano, which commences on Sunday 16th of June 2024 to Thursday 20th of June 2024. All activities will emanate from Nassarawa Mini Palace in Kano.
“These festivities are significant cultural and religious events that attract a large number of participants and spectators from within and outside of Kano.”

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