Kano State Arraigns 632 Suspects for Vandalism and Looting Amid Ongoing Hunger Protest
The Kano State Government has taken swift action to address the ongoing hunger protests by announcing the arraignment of 632 suspects accused of vandalizing public facilities and looting. This move comes as the state continues to face widespread unrest, with protesting youthschanting anti-government songs and holding the Russian flag at various locations across the state.
In a statement, Sanusi Bature Dawakin Tofa, the spokesman for the Governor of Kano State, emphasized the government’s commitment to maintaining peace and order. He warned that those found guilty of vandalism would face the law, adding that the state will continue to work towards promoting self-reliance among its youth through massive training programs.
The government has also announced plans to set up a special committee of inquiry to investigate those behind the killings and looting of public buildings in the state. The commission aims to ascertain the root causes of the violence and ensure that those responsible are held accountable.
Interestingly, a group of protesters were seen carrying the Russian flag, which the government clarified was not affiliated with the government. The authorities have called upon security agencies to unravel the identities and motives behind this unusual display.
In an effort to address the root causes of the protests, the government has also received complaints and requests from genuine protesters, which will be forwarded to President Bola Tinubu.
As the situation in Kano State continues to unfold, it is evident that the government is taking decisive steps to address the unrest and promote peace. Time will tell if these measures will help to quell the violence and restore calm to the region.
