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Kano Hisbah Arrests 8 Teenage Girls, 1 Young Man Over ‘Good Evening’ Street Activities
Operatives of the Kano State Hisbah Board have arrested eight teenage girls and one young man for allegedly participating in “good evening” street activities across the metropolis. The arrests were carried out during coordinated end-of-year raids on major roads and strategic locations, including Zoo Road, Ahmadu Bello Way, Lamido Crescent, and Sultan Road. Authorities allege that the girls were paid between N5,000 and N30,000 by wealthy patrons for social outings. The suspects will face charges in court after investigations conclude. Hisbah officials urged parents to take responsibility for the moral upbringing of their children to prevent involvement in social vices.
Operatives of the Kano State Hisbah Board have arrested eight teenage girls and one young man for allegedly participating in “good evening” street activities across the metropolis. The arrests were carried out during coordinated end-of-year raids on major roads and strategic locations, including Zoo Road, Ahmadu Bello Way, Lamido Crescent, and Sultan Road. Authorities allege that the girls were paid between N5,000 and N30,000 by wealthy patrons for social outings. The suspects will face charges in court after investigations conclude. Hisbah officials urged parents to take responsibility for the moral upbringing of their children to prevent involvement in social vices.
Kano Hisbah Arrests 8 Teenage Girls, 1 Young Man Over ‘Good Evening’ Street Activities
Operatives of the Kano State Hisbah Board have arrested eight teenage girls and one young man for allegedly participating in “good evening” street activities across the metropolis. The arrests were carried out during coordinated end-of-year raids on major roads and strategic locations, including Zoo Road, Ahmadu Bello Way, Lamido Crescent, and Sultan Road. Authorities allege that the girls were paid between N5,000 and N30,000 by wealthy patrons for social outings. The suspects will face charges in court after investigations conclude. Hisbah officials urged parents to take responsibility for the moral upbringing of their children to prevent involvement in social vices.
