The Commission of Inquiry investigating breaches of peace, destruction of public property, and arson during the recent hardship protest in Kano State has called for the police’s cooperation to achieve its objectives.
Chairing the Commission, Justice Lawan W. Mahmoud (retd) led the panel in discussions with local police officials. During the meeting, Mahmoud acknowledged the crucial role the police played in restoring peace and order during the unrest.
Commissioner of Police Salman Dogo Garba expressed confidence in the Commission’s capability to handle the inquiry effectively. He detailed the police’s proactive measures leading up to the protest, including engaging with civil society organizations, religious and ethnic leaders, student unions, and other stakeholders to mitigate the protest.
Garba assured that the police would fully support the Commission’s efforts and remain committed to maintaining law and order. He reaffirmed the police’s dedication to ensuring a secure and peaceful environment for the people of Kano State.
