Police ban tyre burning during New Year celebrations in Nasarawa
The Nasarawa State Police Command, led by Shetima Mohammed, has announced a total ban on burning used tyres during crossover night and New Year festivities. The directive aims to protect public and private property, prevent environmental pollution, and maintain public safety. Shetima Mohammed has instructed officers to strictly enforce the ban and warned that violators will face prosecution. The police also called on parents, guardians, and vulcanisers to support the initiative for a peaceful celebration.
What happened
- Shetima Mohammed, Commissioner of Police in Nasarawa State, has banned the burning of used tyres during New Year crossover night activities.
- The ban is intended to safeguard infrastructure, prevent pollution, and ensure traffic flow and public safety.
- All Area Commanders and Divisional Police Officers have been directed to enforce the ban strictly.
- Vulcanisers are urged to properly dispose of or secure used tyres daily to prevent misuse.
- Parents and guardians are advised to warn their wards against burning tyres or engaging in unlawful acts during the festivities.
