Kano State Governor, Abba Yusuf, has declared that the state is ready for the establishment of state police, saying it has the institutional capacity, manpower and political will to successfully operate the security outfit once the required constitutional framework is in place.Yusuf made the declaration on Wednesday while inaugurating the Inter-Agencies Task Force on Drug Abuse and Trafficking at the Government House, Kano.The governor’s position was contained in a statement issued by his spokesperson, Sunusi Bature Dawakin Tofa.Speaking at the event, Yusuf said state police would complement, rather than replace, the Nigeria Police Force in addressing the country’s security challenges.He said both policing structures should work as partners in protecting lives and property, strengthening intelligence gathering, improving rapid response to security threats and promoting peaceful coexistence.“Kano State is fully prepared for the establishment of state police. We have the institutional capacity, human resources and political will to establish and sustain an effective state police system once the necessary constitutional and legal frameworks are put in place,” the governor said.Related NewsKano bans illicit drug sales, restricts movement in abuse hotspotsTrump commends Tinubu over fight against terrorism, protection of ChristiansRegistration for Kano mass wedding is free, says HisbahYusuf added that the creation of state police would strengthen community policing and enhance public confidence in law enforcement.“State police should not be seen as competing with the Nigeria Police Force. Rather, both institutions should complement one another in safeguarding lives and property, maintaining law and order, and responding more effectively to security challenges within our communities,” he said.The governor reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to supporting all lawful initiatives aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s security architecture and creating a safer environment for residents.He also said the inauguration of the Inter-Agencies Task Force on Drug Abuse and Trafficking reflected the government’s determination to combat the growing menace of drug abuse through enhanced collaboration among security agencies and other stakeholders.Yusuf charged members of the task force to carry out their responsibilities with professionalism, dedication and integrity.“The fight against drug abuse and illicit trafficking requires sustained commitment, effective inter-agency collaboration and the active support of all stakeholders. I urge members of this task force to discharge their responsibilities with diligence and integrity,” he added. Yusuf made the declaration on Wednesday while inaugurating the Inter-Agencies Task Force on Drug Abuse and Trafficking at the Government House, Kano.The governor’s position was contained in a statement issued by his spokesperson, Sunusi Bature Dawakin Tofa.Speaking at the event, Yusuf said state police would complement, rather than replace, the Nigeria Police Force in addressing the country’s security challenges.He said both policing structures should work as partners in protecting lives and property, strengthening intelligence gathering, improving rapid response to security threats and promoting peaceful coexistence.“Kano State is fully prepared for the establishment of state police. We have the institutional capacity, human resources and political will to establish and sustain an effective state police system once the necessary constitutional and legal frameworks are put in place,” the governor said.Related NewsKano bans illicit drug sales, restricts movement in abuse hotspotsTrump commends Tinubu over fight against terrorism, protection of ChristiansRegistration for Kano mass wedding is free, says HisbahYusuf added that the creation of state police would strengthen community policing and enhance public confidence in law enforcement.“State police should not be seen as competing with the Nigeria Police Force. Rather, both institutions should complement one another in safeguarding lives and property, maintaining law and order, and responding more effectively to security challenges within our communities,” he said.The governor reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to supporting all lawful initiatives aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s security architecture and creating a safer environment for residents.He also said the inauguration of the Inter-Agencies Task Force on Drug Abuse and Trafficking reflected the government’s determination to combat the growing menace of drug abuse through enhanced collaboration among security agencies and other stakeholders.Yusuf charged members of the task force to carry out their responsibilities with professionalism, dedication and integrity.“The fight against drug abuse and illicit trafficking requires sustained commitment, effective inter-agency collaboration and the active support of all stakeholders. I urge members of this task force to discharge their responsibilities with diligence and integrity,” he added. The governor’s position was contained in a statement issued by his spokesperson, Sunusi Bature Dawakin Tofa.Speaking at the event, Yusuf said state police would complement, rather than replace, the Nigeria Police Force in addressing the country’s security challenges.He said both policing structures should work as partners in protecting lives and property, strengthening intelligence gathering, improving rapid response to security threats and promoting peaceful coexistence.“Kano State is fully prepared for the establishment of state police. We have the institutional capacity, human resources and political will to establish and sustain an effective state police system once the necessary constitutional and legal frameworks are put in place,” the governor said.Related NewsKano bans illicit drug sales, restricts movement in abuse hotspotsTrump commends Tinubu over fight against terrorism, protection of ChristiansRegistration for Kano mass wedding is free, says HisbahYusuf added that the creation of state police would strengthen community policing and enhance public confidence in law enforcement.“State police should not be seen as competing with the Nigeria Police Force. Rather, both institutions should complement one another in safeguarding lives and property, maintaining law and order, and responding more effectively to security challenges within our communities,” he said.The governor reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to supporting all lawful initiatives aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s security architecture and creating a safer environment for residents.He also said the inauguration of the Inter-Agencies Task Force on Drug Abuse and Trafficking reflected the government’s determination to combat the growing menace of drug abuse through enhanced collaboration among security agencies and other stakeholders.Yusuf charged members of the task force to carry out their responsibilities with professionalism, dedication and integrity.“The fight against drug abuse and illicit trafficking requires sustained commitment, effective inter-agency collaboration and the active support of all stakeholders. I urge members of this task force to discharge their responsibilities with diligence and integrity,” he added. Speaking at the event, Yusuf said state police would complement, rather than replace, the Nigeria Police Force in addressing the country’s security challenges.He said both policing structures should work as partners in protecting lives and property, strengthening intelligence gathering, improving rapid response to security threats and promoting peaceful coexistence.“Kano State is fully prepared for the establishment of state police. We have the institutional capacity, human resources and political will to establish and sustain an effective state police system once the necessary constitutional and legal frameworks are put in place,” the governor said.Related NewsKano bans illicit drug sales, restricts movement in abuse hotspotsTrump commends Tinubu over fight against terrorism, protection of ChristiansRegistration for Kano mass wedding is free, says HisbahYusuf added that the creation of state police would strengthen community policing and enhance public confidence in law enforcement.“State police should not be seen as competing with the Nigeria Police Force. Rather, both institutions should complement one another in safeguarding lives and property, maintaining law and order, and responding more effectively to security challenges within our communities,” he said.The governor reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to supporting all lawful initiatives aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s security architecture and creating a safer environment for residents.He also said the inauguration of the Inter-Agencies Task Force on Drug Abuse and Trafficking reflected the government’s determination to combat the growing menace of drug abuse through enhanced collaboration among security agencies and other stakeholders.Yusuf charged members of the task force to carry out their responsibilities with professionalism, dedication and integrity.“The fight against drug abuse and illicit trafficking requires sustained commitment, effective inter-agency collaboration and the active support of all stakeholders. I urge members of this task force to discharge their responsibilities with diligence and integrity,” he added. He said both policing structures should work as partners in protecting lives and property, strengthening intelligence gathering, improving rapid response to security threats and promoting peaceful coexistence.“Kano State is fully prepared for the establishment of state police. We have the institutional capacity, human resources and political will to establish and sustain an effective state police system once the necessary constitutional and legal frameworks are put in place,” the governor said.Related NewsKano bans illicit drug sales, restricts movement in abuse hotspotsTrump commends Tinubu over fight against terrorism, protection of ChristiansRegistration for Kano mass wedding is free, says HisbahYusuf added that the creation of state police would strengthen community policing and enhance public confidence in law enforcement.“State police should not be seen as competing with the Nigeria Police Force. Rather, both institutions should complement one another in safeguarding lives and property, maintaining law and order, and responding more effectively to security challenges within our communities,” he said.The governor reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to supporting all lawful initiatives aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s security architecture and creating a safer environment for residents.He also said the inauguration of the Inter-Agencies Task Force on Drug Abuse and Trafficking reflected the government’s determination to combat the growing menace of drug abuse through enhanced collaboration among security agencies and other stakeholders.Yusuf charged members of the task force to carry out their responsibilities with professionalism, dedication and integrity.“The fight against drug abuse and illicit trafficking requires sustained commitment, effective inter-agency collaboration and the active support of all stakeholders. I urge members of this task force to discharge their responsibilities with diligence and integrity,” he added. “Kano State is fully prepared for the establishment of state police. We have the institutional capacity, human resources and political will to establish and sustain an effective state police system once the necessary constitutional and legal frameworks are put in place,” the governor said.Related NewsKano bans illicit drug sales, restricts movement in abuse hotspotsTrump commends Tinubu over fight against terrorism, protection of ChristiansRegistration for Kano mass wedding is free, says HisbahYusuf added that the creation of state police would strengthen community policing and enhance public confidence in law enforcement.“State police should not be seen as competing with the Nigeria Police Force. Rather, both institutions should complement one another in safeguarding lives and property, maintaining law and order, and responding more effectively to security challenges within our communities,” he said.The governor reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to supporting all lawful initiatives aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s security architecture and creating a safer environment for residents.He also said the inauguration of the Inter-Agencies Task Force on Drug Abuse and Trafficking reflected the government’s determination to combat the growing menace of drug abuse through enhanced collaboration among security agencies and other stakeholders.Yusuf charged members of the task force to carry out their responsibilities with professionalism, dedication and integrity.“The fight against drug abuse and illicit trafficking requires sustained commitment, effective inter-agency collaboration and the active support of all stakeholders. I urge members of this task force to discharge their responsibilities with diligence and integrity,” he added. Yusuf added that the creation of state police would strengthen community policing and enhance public confidence in law enforcement.“State police should not be seen as competing with the Nigeria Police Force. Rather, both institutions should complement one another in safeguarding lives and property, maintaining law and order, and responding more effectively to security challenges within our communities,” he said.The governor reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to supporting all lawful initiatives aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s security architecture and creating a safer environment for residents.He also said the inauguration of the Inter-Agencies Task Force on Drug Abuse and Trafficking reflected the government’s determination to combat the growing menace of drug abuse through enhanced collaboration among security agencies and other stakeholders.Yusuf charged members of the task force to carry out their responsibilities with professionalism, dedication and integrity.“The fight against drug abuse and illicit trafficking requires sustained commitment, effective inter-agency collaboration and the active support of all stakeholders. I urge members of this task force to discharge their responsibilities with diligence and integrity,” he added. “State police should not be seen as competing with the Nigeria Police Force. Rather, both institutions should complement one another in safeguarding lives and property, maintaining law and order, and responding more effectively to security challenges within our communities,” he said.The governor reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to supporting all lawful initiatives aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s security architecture and creating a safer environment for residents.He also said the inauguration of the Inter-Agencies Task Force on Drug Abuse and Trafficking reflected the government’s determination to combat the growing menace of drug abuse through enhanced collaboration among security agencies and other stakeholders.Yusuf charged members of the task force to carry out their responsibilities with professionalism, dedication and integrity.“The fight against drug abuse and illicit trafficking requires sustained commitment, effective inter-agency collaboration and the active support of all stakeholders. I urge members of this task force to discharge their responsibilities with diligence and integrity,” he added. The governor reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to supporting all lawful initiatives aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s security architecture and creating a safer environment for residents.He also said the inauguration of the Inter-Agencies Task Force on Drug Abuse and Trafficking reflected the government’s determination to combat the growing menace of drug abuse through enhanced collaboration among security agencies and other stakeholders.Yusuf charged members of the task force to carry out their responsibilities with professionalism, dedication and integrity.“The fight against drug abuse and illicit trafficking requires sustained commitment, effective inter-agency collaboration and the active support of all stakeholders. I urge members of this task force to discharge their responsibilities with diligence and integrity,” he added. He also said the inauguration of the Inter-Agencies Task Force on Drug Abuse and Trafficking reflected the government’s determination to combat the growing menace of drug abuse through enhanced collaboration among security agencies and other stakeholders.Yusuf charged members of the task force to carry out their responsibilities with professionalism, dedication and integrity.“The fight against drug abuse and illicit trafficking requires sustained commitment, effective inter-agency collaboration and the active support of all stakeholders. I urge members of this task force to discharge their responsibilities with diligence and integrity,” he added. Yusuf charged members of the task force to carry out their responsibilities with professionalism, dedication and integrity.“The fight against drug abuse and illicit trafficking requires sustained commitment, effective inter-agency collaboration and the active support of all stakeholders. I urge members of this task force to discharge their responsibilities with diligence and integrity,” he added. “The fight against drug abuse and illicit trafficking requires sustained commitment, effective inter-agency collaboration and the active support of all stakeholders. I urge members of this task force to discharge their responsibilities with diligence and integrity,” he added.