Kano suspends after-parties and hot challenge at weddings
The Kano State Censorship Board has suspended “after-party” and “hot challenge” activities at weddings and other social events in the state. Abba El-Mustapha, the board’s Executive Secretary, announced this move through a statement by spokesperson Abdullahi Sulaiman. The board says the decision aims to protect Kano’s cultural, moral, and religious values. Residents are encouraged to report any violations of the new directive.
What we know
- The Kano State Censorship Board has immediately suspended “after-party” and “hot challenge” activities at weddings and social events.
- Abba El-Mustapha stated the ban is to ensure compliance with regulations for event centres and masters of ceremony.
- The board views these activities as Western cultural practices that do not align with Kano’s values.
- Event centres, MCs, and planners must comply, or face legal sanctions under the board’s regulations.
- Residents are urged to report any violations related to these suspended activities within Kano State.
