Police advise Muslims to watch out for bandits during Ramadan prayers

The police command in Kano on Monday advised Muslims to be vigilant while observing daily religious activities of the Ramadan and beyond in different parts.
The commissioner of police, Usaini Gumel, made the call on Monday.
Mr Gumel said the command had put in place adequate security arrangements to ensure a peaceful and hitch-free fasting period.
“The command enjoins all and sundry to be vigilant and watchful while observing evening prayers (tarawi), exegesis (tafsir) and the midnight prayers (tahajjud) in the state,” he said.
He also called on residents to report suspicious persons, objects, movement of vehicles to the nearest Police formation for prompt security action.
The commissioner advised the Muslim faithful to ensure proper surveillance of their homes and premises while going to the mosques.
“In this regard, the command urges the people of Kano state to cooperate with security agencies, be law-abiding, obey traffic regulations and other important rules to avoid a breach of peace,” he said.
(NAN)
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