The Nigeria Police Force, Zone One Headquarters in Kano, has urged members of the public, particularly Muslim faithful, to remain vigilant during the last ten days of the holy month of Ramadan.

This was contained in a security advisory issued on Monday and signed by DSP Abdullahi Hussaini, the Police Public Relations Officer, Zone One Headquarters, Kano.

According to the statement, the Assistant Inspector General of Police in charge of Zone One, Garba Ahmed, reminded worshippers to be security conscious as many observe late-night prayers during this period.

While encouraging peaceful religious observances, the police warned that some criminal elements might attempt to exploit the late hours to commit offences.

“Members of the public, particularly the Muslim faithful, are advised to remain vigilant during the last ten days of Ramadan when many worshippers observe late-night prayers,” the statement said.

The police advised residents and worshippers to avoid isolated routes, safeguard their personal belongings, and report any suspicious movements to the nearest police station.

“Worshippers and residents are therefore advised to be security conscious, avoid isolated routes, safeguard their personal belongings, and promptly report any suspicious movements or activities to the nearest Police station,” the statement added.

The command also assured residents of its commitment to maintaining safety throughout the period.
“The Zone One Police Headquarters remains committed to ensuring the safety of all residents throughout the period and beyond,” the statement said.

It further urged the public to continue cooperating with the police and other security agencies to maintain peace and security across the zone.