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Governor Yusuf Declares Kano Ready For State Police
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Governor Yusuf Declares Kano Ready For State Police

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Kano State Governor, Abba Yusuf, has declared that the state is ready for the establishment of state police, describing the move as key to improving security and protecting lives and property.

The governor made the statement on Wednesday during the inauguration of the Inter-Agencies Task Force on Drug Abuse and Trafficking at the Ante Chamber of the Government House in Kano.

In a statement issued by his spokesperson, Sunusi Bature Dawakin Tofa, the governor said the proposed state police would work in partnership with the Nigeria Police Force.

“The proposed State Police will complement, not compete with, the Nigeria Police Force. Both institutions share the responsibility of protecting lives and property and maintaining law and order,” Yusuf said.

He stressed the need for collaboration among security agencies to improve intelligence gathering and response to threats.

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“These structures must operate as partners to strengthen intelligence gathering, improve rapid response, and build public confidence in law enforcement,” he added.

The governor said Kano has the capacity to run a state police system once the necessary legal backing is secured.

“Kano State has the institutional capacity, human resources, and political will to establish and sustain State Police when the necessary constitutional frameworks are in place,” he said.

Yusuf also reaffirmed his administration’s support for efforts aimed at improving security across the country.

“We will support every legitimate initiative that strengthens Nigeria’s security architecture and creates a safer environment for citizens,” he stated.

He said the inauguration of the task force reflects the government’s resolve to tackle drug abuse and trafficking.

“This task force shows our commitment to addressing drug abuse and illicit trafficking through strong collaboration among security agencies and stakeholders,” the governor said.

He urged members of the task force to carry out their duties with discipline and integrity.

“The fight against drug abuse requires sustained commitment, professionalism, and effective inter-agency cooperation,” Yusuf said.

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