The organisation decried the attack as heinous.
Concerns persist about whether the government and market authorities have the necessary mechanisms to prevent fire outbreaks.
He reiterated the ministry’s commitment to sustaining a clean, orderly, and environmentally responsible Kano.
The development worsened the insecurity in different parts of the state, including Edu, Patigi, Ifelodun and Oyun LGAs.
Mr Abubakar said policemen were now in the community to restore normalcy.
It noted that Kenya, Uganda, Cameroon and Nigeria, had become transit hubs in the global trade of pangolins.
About 1.68 million registered voters were cleared to participate in the elections, according to INEC.
Reports indicated that the attacks triggered panic as residents were forced to flee communities for safety.
Mr Bakundane accused TotalEnergies of reneging on its promises while disrupting families and livelihoods.
The Ooni of Ife said, “The Southern Traditional Rulers Council is very optional. You don’t need to join us if you don’t want to.”
