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Governor El-Rufai Declares 24-hour Curfew In Kaduna Town

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The Kaduna State Government on Sunday imposed a 24-hour curfew in Kaduna town and its environs.

This was announced in a statement released to okay.ng  by The Kaduna State Government.

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“This is a notice of a 24-hour curfew imposed on Kaduna town and environs, with immediate effect. Residents are advised to comply by this directive. The decision has been taken in the best interest of the state,” Mr El-Rufai wrote.

El-Rufai’s spokesperson, Samuel Aruwan, also confirmed the curfew to okay.ng.

“24 hours curfew has been imposed on Kaduna town and environs. It is with immediate effect‎,” Mr Aruwan wrote on his Facebook page Sunday evening.

Earlier on Sunday, there was tension in Kaduna metropolis following the rumour of reprisal of the violence in Kasuwar Magani area of the state on Friday.

At least 55 people were confirmed killed in the Kasuwar Magani violence that had a religious undertone. Kaduna State Government had on Friday imposed a 24 hours curfew on Kasuwar Magani in Kajuru Local Government Area following the violence.

Many residents of Kaduna metropolis were forced indoors on Sunday as irate youth burnt old tyres along Katsina road, Ibrahim Taiwo road, Lagos street and Ahmadu Bello way.

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