Kano Government Deploys 380 Anti–Phone Snatching Marshals to Tackle Phone Theft
Kano State Government has deployed the first batch of 380 anti–phone snatching marshals to curb the rising incidence of phone theft across the state.
The deployment is part of the government’s broader security strategy aimed at improving public safety, protecting residents’ property, and restoring confidence in public spaces. The marshals are expected to operate in key locations identified as hotspots for phone snatching and related crimes.
Officials said the initiative reflects the government’s commitment to addressing petty crimes that affect daily life, while also complementing the efforts of conventional security agencies in the state.
Kano State Government has deployed the first batch of 380 anti–phone snatching marshals to curb the rising incidence of phone theft across the state.
The deployment is part of the government’s broader security strategy aimed at improving public safety, protecting residents’ property, and restoring confidence in public spaces. The marshals are expected to operate in key locations identified as hotspots for phone snatching and related crimes.
Officials said the initiative reflects the government’s commitment to addressing petty crimes that affect daily life, while also complementing the efforts of conventional security agencies in the state.
Kano Government Deploys 380 Anti–Phone Snatching Marshals to Tackle Phone Theft
Kano State Government has deployed the first batch of 380 anti–phone snatching marshals to curb the rising incidence of phone theft across the state.
The deployment is part of the government’s broader security strategy aimed at improving public safety, protecting residents’ property, and restoring confidence in public spaces. The marshals are expected to operate in key locations identified as hotspots for phone snatching and related crimes.
Officials said the initiative reflects the government’s commitment to addressing petty crimes that affect daily life, while also complementing the efforts of conventional security agencies in the state.
