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    873 Arrested By The Police In The Aftermath Of #Endbadgovernce protest In Kano

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    Police in Kano state has provide a comprehensive update on the recent violent incidents that resulted in wanton destruction and looting of Government and public properties in Kano State.

    The state commissioner of police, CP. Salman Dogo on Monday has revealed the arrest of eight hundred and seventy-three suspects and recovery of large quantity of exhibits.

    The violence which was instigated by hoodlums under the guise of nationwide protest, as well as the achievements recorded by the Command in crime prevention, management and control from 1st to 10th August, 2024 was unveil by the state commissioner of police, CP. Dogo Salman.

    The Kano State Police Command according to CP Salman Dogo has worked diligently and professionally in line with the directives of the Inspector-General of Police, IGP Kayode Adeolu Egbetokun, to all Commands and Formations for ensuring professionalism and provision of Police service that is rule of law compliant, towards addressing the aftermath of these events.

    The command has secure Arrest and prosecution of six hundred suspects for various offences, including criminal conspiracy, inciting disturbance, riot, theft, mischief and arson.

    Others are Arrest and prosecution of One hundred and Fifty suspects for violating the curfew enforced by the Kano State Government.

    Arrest of an additional six suspects linked with masterminding the destruction, setting ablaze and looting of the Kano Printing Press (KPP) which are undergoing investigation.

    “Arrest and transfer of seventy-six suspects flying Russian flags, including a foreigner to Force Headquarters, Abuja for discreet investigation on charges of sedition and Arrest of forty-one suspects for other major crimes including armed robbery, kidnapping, car theft, etc.”


    The command further disclosed the Recovery of two AK-47 Exhibit Rifles and other substantial properties looted by the hoodlums at Audu Bako Secretariat NCC Office, High Court Complexes, Kano Printing Press (KPP), Super Markets and other’s.

    The commissioner of police stressed that Despite the challenges posed by the recent protest, it is important to highlight some of the achievements recorded by the Police Command in crime prevention, management, and control within the period under review.

    The Command according to him has remained resolute and steadfast in its duty to protect the lives and properties of all residents in Kano State.

    Through proactive policing strategies and community engagement, “we have successfully achieved tremendous successes within the period under

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    FCDA Land Revocation: 3,273 allottees, SGF, Akume, Gbajabiamila , Buhari children to lose Land ownership.

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    Two weeks notice has been issued by the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) to 3,273 allottees who are mostly top government officials serving in the current administration of president Bola Tinubu with threats to revoke the Certificates of Occupancy of plots of land they owned.

    Also affected are prominent individuals and corporate organizations. Notable individuals affected include are high-ranking government officials,
    Former governors,
    Serving and former lawmakers and
    Prominent business leaders.

    The FCTA’s move according to the notice is aims to address infrastructural development in Maitama II (A10) District. Landowners are advised to settle their bills promptly to avoid losing property rights.

    Notice Details:

    – 3,273 allottees affected
    – Two-week notice period
    – Reason: Infrastructural development in Maitama II (A10) District

    Affected Individuals:

    – Yusuf Buhari and Zahra Buhari (children of former President Muhammadu Buhari).

    – Femi Gbajabiamila (Chief of Staff to President Bola Tinubu).

    – Abbas Tajudeen (Speaker of the House of Representatives).

    – George Akume (Secretary to the Government of the Federation).

    – Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo (Minister of Interior)
    – Bukola Saraki (Former Senate President).

    – Yakubu Dogara (former Speaker of the House of Representatives).

    – Ovie Omo-Agege (former Deputy Senate President).

    – John Eno (Minister of Sports).

    – Abubakar Kyari (Minister of Agriculture and Food Security).

    – Chris Nigige (former Minister of Labour and Employment)

    Former Governors:

    – Theodore Orji
    – Rochas Okorocha
    – Ibikunle Amosun
    – Tanko Al-Makura
    – Joshua Dariye
    – Gabriel Suswam
    – Ibrahim Shekarau
    – Okezie Ikpeazu
    – Jonah Jang
    – Seriake Dickson
    – Adamu Muazu
    – Bukar Abba Ibrahim

    Serving and Former Lawmakers:

    – Dino Melaye
    – Kabiru Marafa
    – Stella Oduah
    – Danjuma Goje
    – Ben Bruce
    – David Umaru
    – Saliu Mustapha
    – Biodun Olujimi
    – Andy Uba
    – Sunday Karimi
    – Olumide Osoba
    – Nicholas Ossai
    – Emmanuel Bwacha
    – Osita Izunaso
    – Julius Ihonvbere
    – Wole Oke
    – Kabiru Gaya
    – Beni Lar
    – Leo Ogor
    – Darlington Nwokocha
    – Petet Nwaoboshi
    – Oker Jev
    – Lynda Ikpeazu
    – Khadijat Ibrahim
    – Obinna Chidoka
    – Philip Aduda
    – Smart Adeyemi
    – Chukwuka Utazi
    – Timothy Golu
    – Edward Pwajok
    – Ali Ndume
    – Ben Obi
    – Binta Garba
    – Teslim Folarin

    Other notable individuals:

    – Adamu Abdullahi (former National Chairman of the APC)
    – Ameh Ebute (third Republic Senate President)

    Key Points:

    -Two-week deadline to settle outstanding payments.

    – Infrastructural development cited as reason for notice.

    – Failure to pay may lead to withdrawal of Rights of Occupancy and reallocation of lands

    The notice warns that failure to pay outstanding land bills, rents, fees, and charges within the stipulated period will result in the withdrawal of the Rights of Occupancy and reallocation of the lands.

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    Change of Name: ALHAJI DAUDA ISMA’IL MAMEH

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    Alhaji Dauda Isma’il Mameh

    I, known and address as ThankGod Simon Mameh and David Simon Mameh now wish to be known and address Alhaji Dauda Isma’il.

    All former documents bearing David Simon Mameh and or ThankGod Simon Mameh remain valid.

    The public and everyone doing business with us should take note please.

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    Kano Police Arrest Three Kidnapping Suspects, Rescue 4-Year-Old Victim

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    The Kano Police Command has announced the arrest of three kidnapping suspects and the successful rescue of a 4-year-old boy, Muhammad Nasir Jamilu, who was abducted from Sharada Quarters in Kano.

    According to SP Abdullahi Haruna Kiyawa, Public Relations Officer of the Kano Police Command, the victim was taken to Gwarzo Town in Gwarzo Local Government Area, where a ransom demand of N10 million was made. After negotiations, N300,000 was paid, with the balance pending.

    Upon receiving the report, Commissioner of Police CP Salman Dogo Garba directed that the victim be rescued and the suspects be apprehended. Utilizing technical support, detectives arrested three suspects, Hisbullahi Salisu, 30 years old, Hassan Ali Rabiu, 28 years old both residents of Yakasai Quarters, Hassan Aliyu, 22 of Hotoro Quarters, Kano

    The principal suspect, Hisbullahi Salisu, confessed to conspiring with the other suspects to kidnap the victim, who is his cousin. The victim was rescued unharmed and reunited with his parents after receiving medical attention at Murtala Mohammed Specialist Hospital in Kano.

    The Kano State Police Command commends the Surveillance Team for their professionalism and swift response, which led to the successful rescue of the victim.

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