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Sallah Festivities Suspended In Kano

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  • He said the development was part of measures adopted by Nigeria, like most parts of the African continent now facing a COVID-19 third wave after detecting the more transmissible Delta variant.

 

The Kano State Government recently suspended Eid-el-Kabir (Sallah) festivities in compliance with the federal government’s order that placed six states on red alert.

Malam Muhammad Garba, the state commissioner for information,, who announced this, however, said that the Eid Prayers would be held in all the five Emirates and mosques across the state.

He said the development was part of measures adopted by Nigeria, like most parts of the African continent now facing a COVID-19 third wave after detecting the more transmissible Delta variant.

Sallah Festivities Suspended In Kano

Speaking further, Malam Garba said the red alert allows authorities in the affected states to restrict celebrations and gatherings to a minimum, particularly the traditional Durbar (Hawan Sallah) which is marked by colourful horse riding events watched by large gatherings.

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The Kano commissioner also urged the public to observe the safety protocols that involve use of face masks, hand washing, and distancing during Eid prayer.

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