The Kaduna State Government
on Monday relaxed the 24-hour
curfew imposed on the state
following a gradual return of
peace to the state.
A statement signed by the
Special Assistant, Media, to the
Governor, Mr Reuben Buhari,
said the curfew was relaxed by
four hours on Monday to allow
movement of people between
noon and 4 p.m.
It also said that movement
would be allowed between 7
a.m. and 4 p.m. in Kaduna South,
Kaduna North, Igabi and Chikun
local government areas as from
Tuesday.
Residents of the remaining 19
local government areas,
according to the statement, are
allowed to move around
between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m.
The 24-hour curfew was
imposed on the state following
bomb attacks on three churches,
ECWA Church, Wusasa, Zaria; CKC,
Sabon-Gari, Zaria and the Shalom
Church of God Trikania, Kaduna.
Although the curfew was initially
relaxed on June 18, it was
reinstated the following day due
to fresh violence in the state
capital.

olulove: The Kaduna State Government
on Monday relaxed the 24-hour
curfew imposed on the state
following a gradual return of
peace to the state.
A statement signed by the
Special Assistant, Media, to the
Governor, Mr Reuben Buhari,
said the curfew was relaxed by
four hours on Monday to allow
movement of people between
noon and 4 p.m.
It also said that movement
would be allowed between 7
a.m. and 4 p.m. in Kaduna South,
Kaduna North, Igabi and Chikun
local government areas as from
Tuesday.
Residents of the remaining 19
local government areas,
according to the statement, are
allowed to move around
between 6 a.m. and 6 p.m.
The 24-hour curfew was
imposed on the state following
bomb attacks on three churches,
ECWA Church, Wusasa, Zaria; CKC,
Sabon-Gari, Zaria and the Shalom
Church of God Trikania, Kaduna.
Although the curfew was initially
relaxed on June 18, it was
reinstated the following day due
to fresh violence in the state
capital.

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