“It is essential to know who is planning the assembly (protests) in each state,” the statement read.
The signal, which also restricts administrative leaves and regular passes for service members, underscored the Tinubu administration’s anxiety over the upcoming demonstrations.
Mr Dahiru urged youths in the state to keep praying for the progress and development of the state and the country in general.
“The last two weeks have been a difficult time for us, a country where Kenyans have lost their lives, many injured, and property destroyed,” said Mr Ruto.
On Friday, President William Ruto took a decisive step, scrapping the budget for the offices of Kenya’s first and second ladies after nationwide protests.
Protesters took to the streets on Monday evening in the capital Nouakchott, the coastal city of Nouadhibou, Zouérat in the north, and Rosso in the south-west.
“We caution student groups against being manipulated by troublemakers.’’
A massive increase in the price of electricity triggered protests across major cities.
Mr Kanaani was commenting on the ongoing protests in France sparked by a policeman’s fatal shooting of a teenager.
The boy, identified as Naël, was killed during a traffic stop in the Paris suburb of Nanterre.
