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Kano Assembly Passes Bill To Establish State-Owned Armed Security Force

Editor IIIBy Editor IIIFebruary 6, 2025
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Kano State House of Assembly

The Kano State House of Assembly has passed a bill establishing a state-owned armed security force, marking a significant shift in the state’s approach to law enforcement and crime prevention.

The bill, which underwent extensive deliberations, includes a key provision barring members of political parties from heading the newly created security outfit.

This clause was a major point of contention during discussions, as lawmakers sought to ensure the agency’s neutrality and effectiveness.

According to the Majority Leader of the House, Lawan Husaini Dala, the legislative body meticulously reviewed the bill to guarantee that it serves the collective interests of Kano State.

READ ALSO: Police Constable Shoots Self To Death In Nasarawa

Dala emphasized that the leadership of the security force will be entrusted to a non-partisan indigene of the state, in full compliance with the law.

The security force will have the authority to bear arms, conduct arrests, prevent crimes, and apprehend offenders throughout the state.

Proponents of the bill argue that the initiative will bolster security and complement the efforts of federal law enforcement agencies in tackling criminal activities.

READ ALSO: NDLEA Arrests 75-Year-Old Drug Trafficker In Kano

With its passage, the bill now awaits the governor’s assent before implementation begins. Observers and stakeholders will be closely monitoring the next steps as Kano State takes a bold step towards localized security management.

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