Kano State: Dawanau International Grains Market Strengthens Security To Prevent Looting

The Management of Dawanau International Grains Market in Kano state North West Nigeria, has taken a robust step in securing the market by engaging over 800 security personnel.

The President of Market Association Alhaji Muntaka Isa, told Newsmen in Kano that the measure would effectively protect the market from vandalism and theft.

He highlighted the collaborative efforts of the Nigerian Army, Police, and state security agencies, which have significantly enhanced the market’s security.

Market safety

He noted that, an additional 400 vigilantes are working alongside the security personnel to safeguard the market.

“The market has faced threats from hoodlums in neighboring areas, such as Kurnan Asabe and Bachirawa, who have attempted to forcefully enter and steal food items.

To counter this, the market has hired 400 vigilantes to support the security agencies.”

Isa urged the neighboring community to assist security personnel by providing information on the movement of hoodlums, ensuring the safety and security of the market and its stakeholders.

Olusola Akintonde