Kano state government cancel the celebration of sallah

 
Kano State on Wednesday has ordered to curb the Muslims traditional Sallah festivities, in order to celebrate eldil kabir in the state, the day to day growing issue of COVID-19 had to come down to a  degrading degree.Commissioner for Information, Mr Muhammed Garba, made this dissemination in a statement made available to newsmen on Wednesday.

He said, “The council, after haggling on an opinion tender at its weekly meeting held on Tuesday at Africa House, Government House, Kano, agreed that taking place of Eidil kabir congregational prayers hitherto the state, would be under strict observance of safety and healthy protocols.

“The congregational prayers will be taking with serious attention by placing in charge the government 
officials to ensure compliance.”

The council kowtow that all the five Emirs in the state would go to the Eid Prayer Grounds in their respective province in motor vehicles.

Furthermore, that there would be no visit to Shettima House, Hawan Daushe,Hawan Nassarawa, durbar, and all other traditional events in the emirates.

The council also comply that the government would assist in the providing of safety materials that included face masks and hand sanitizers, as well as to ensure strict observance of social distancing among the people while at the praying grounds.

It been acknowledged that Eid el Kabir will be celebrated globally on Friday, July 31, 2020.

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