The governor commended President Bola Tinubu for establishing the commission and lauded the decision to locate its headquarters in Kano.
When the charge was read to the defendant, he pleaded guilty to the offence.
“As we await the intervention of Archbishop Okoh, we pray that God will grant us the wisdom…to work towards a peaceful resolution of the crisis,” stated the group.
The stolen vehicles are Honda Jazz with plate number SUL-173MQ (Niger State) and Pontiac Vibe with plate number SUL-156SM (Niger State).
There have been growing concerns about the obnoxious increasing trend of ritual killings across Nigeria.
The United Nations Population Fund has handed family planning materials to the Kano government.
The passage of the bill paved the way for establishing an agency to assist the most vulnerable groups in Kano.
“The military needs our help to restore peace and order in the North-West,” said the group.
The state anti-graft commission, established in 2005, has received over 6,350 complaints and recovered over N235 million.
The National Human Rights Commission in Kano says it received 131 human rights violation complaints in January.
