TRENDING
Nigeria, China seal media, film pact to deepen cultural cooperation • Terrorism: US vows continuous action against ISIL, al-Qa’ida • Osun Election: Reps minority caucus accuses Tinubu of using federal agencies to intimidate state • US to bar, deport birth tourists as Trump orders fresh crackdown • Will Lankshear starts off in style to see Middlesborough past Wrexham • 2027: Tinubu has support of almost 35 govs, says Buba Galadima • NAHCO raises dividend for fifth straight year on stronger earnings • Nigeria’s deal rooms are full but small businesses still can’t get credit • Alausa to education officials: No more ‘half-done’ deliverables • Delta to partner REA on solar power for healthcare centres • China is strong but don’t fight like America – Iran President • 'Do I look like somebody who can be bullied as Majority Leader?’ – James Agalga • NAUB student develops autonomous robot to fight indoor fires • Middlesbrough 1-0 Wrexham: Carabao Cup first round – live • Niger: Police arrest 20-year-old over alleged midnight attack, attempted kidnap of two women • 2027: Ortom denies plot to replace Aondoakaa as Benue PDP candidate • Apple, OpenAI clash in court over secret device project • Tinubu’s road projects cutting travel time, boosting trade — Presidency • British envoy hails Nigeria’s 24-medal haul at Commonwealth Games • EFCC returns N125m recovered from alleged land fraud suspect to Lagos businessman • Nigeria, China seal media, film pact to deepen cultural cooperation • Terrorism: US vows continuous action against ISIL, al-Qa’ida • Osun Election: Reps minority caucus accuses Tinubu of using federal agencies to intimidate state • US to bar, deport birth tourists as Trump orders fresh crackdown • Will Lankshear starts off in style to see Middlesborough past Wrexham • 2027: Tinubu has support of almost 35 govs, says Buba Galadima • NAHCO raises dividend for fifth straight year on stronger earnings • Nigeria’s deal rooms are full but small businesses still can’t get credit • Alausa to education officials: No more ‘half-done’ deliverables • Delta to partner REA on solar power for healthcare centres • China is strong but don’t fight like America – Iran President • 'Do I look like somebody who can be bullied as Majority Leader?’ – James Agalga • NAUB student develops autonomous robot to fight indoor fires • Middlesbrough 1-0 Wrexham: Carabao Cup first round – live • Niger: Police arrest 20-year-old over alleged midnight attack, attempted kidnap of two women • 2027: Ortom denies plot to replace Aondoakaa as Benue PDP candidate • Apple, OpenAI clash in court over secret device project • Tinubu’s road projects cutting travel time, boosting trade — Presidency • British envoy hails Nigeria’s 24-medal haul at Commonwealth Games • EFCC returns N125m recovered from alleged land fraud suspect to Lagos businessman
Police warn Kano residents over Customs live ammunition exercise
Back to Home

Police warn Kano residents over Customs live ammunition exercise

Daily Post about 3 hours 2 mins read

The Kano State Police Command has warned residents of some communities in Dawakin Tofa and Ungogo local government areas to stay away from a designated shooting range as the Nigeria Customs Service Training College, Goron Dutse, conducts a live ammunition exercise.

In a statement issued on Friday by the Police Public Relations Officer, CSP Abdullahi Haruna Kiyawa, the command advised residents of Dambazau, Gangaren Dutse, Tumfafi, Kakurum, Dandalama and other nearby communities to keep away from the exercise area during the stated hours.

According to the statement, the exercise is scheduled to take place at Hawan Kalibawa, Dawakin Tofa Local Government Area, from Sunday, August 9, to Thursday, August 13, 2026.

“The exercise will be conducted daily between 6:00 am and 6:00 pm throughout the five-day period,” the statement said.

The police also advised residents not to panic if they hear gunshots, explaining that the sounds would be from the scheduled training exercise.

“The Command urges residents not to panic upon hearing the sound of gunshots, as these are scheduled and controlled training exercises,” the statement said.

The police said necessary safety and security measures had been put in place to protect lives and property before, during and after the exercise.

The command appealed to residents to cooperate with security personnel and observe the warning throughout the exercise period.

Police warn Kano residents over Customs live ammunition exercise

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.