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Kano to re-gazette encroached grazing reserves after governor’s executive order

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A photo of the former anti-corruption commission boss, Muhuyi Magaji, enforcing the governor's order

According to the Executive Order, "No ministry, department, or agency—including the Ministry of Agriculture, local government authorities, traditional institutions, titleholders, or individuals within the state—shall allocate, permit, or confer any right of occupancy, whether permanent or temporary, on any designated grazing reserve or cattle route."

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