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Kano Hisbah confiscates 5,760 cartons of beer, arrests drug users

Kano State Hisbah Board says it has confiscated two vehicles loaded with 5,760 cartons of assorted beer on Kano/Madobi road. This was contained in a…

Kano State Hisbah Board says it has confiscated two vehicles loaded with 5,760 cartons of assorted beer on Kano/Madobi road.

This was contained in a statement issued by the Public Relations Officer of the board, Lawan Ibrahim-Fagge, in Kano on Thursday.

The Commander General of the board, Dr Harun Muhammad Sani Ibn-Sina, was quoted to have said that the vehicles were apprehended after a tip-off by a resident.

He added that the board would immediately commence an investigation and take the necessary action.

Ibn-Sina added that the board would continue to sustain the fight against drugs and other intoxicating substances among youths in the state.

He commended the efforts of Hisbah corps, volunteers and stakeholders, for their commitment, adding that the unwholesome practice among youths had been a source of concern to the society.

The commander said efforts at ridding the society of the menace of drugs and other intoxicants would be sustained.

In a similar development, the board has also arrested over 100 youths, male and female, during a raid at Abdullahi Bayero Road and Zoo Road.

Narrating the incident, the commander-general said the youths including a 15-year-old girl were arrested while smoking shisha mixed with Indian hemp and using other hard drugs at some eateries and other recreational centres in the areas.

Some of those arrested who spoke to Daily Trust pleaded for leniency and promised not to engage in such vices again.

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