After she was quizzed by the SSS, Ms Ahmad said she is “worried about the safety of people and I don’t want anyone to be hurt due to such action.”
Scores of youths on Friday marched across states in the North in frustration over the worsening insecurity that has beset the region.
About 35,000 persons are living with HIV/AIDS in Kano, the state health commissioner says.
Police say dangerous weapons were recovered from the thugs.
“There are 20 deaths,” Mr Ganduje explained. “Seven persons have been admitted to the hospital, and another eight others were found this morning.”
“The death is a great loss to his family, to Kano and Katsina states, as well as the country in general. We really lost an illustrious son of both Kano and Katsina states…”
The ban was imposed in September when security agencies and telecoms regulator NCC said blocking signals across the state could help frustrate bandits’ activities.
Alhaji Muhammed Karage called on all relevant authorities to intervene and safeguard the rule of law.
Governors Abdullahi Ganduje and Babajide Sanwo-Olu say Kano and Lagos should have one per cent of Nigeria’s proposed new revenue allocation formula.
“The kidnappers released the victim unhurt and fled.”
