Hisbah destroys N200m beer in Kano

No fewer than 1,975 bottles of beer, estimated at N200 million were, on Sunday, confiscated and destroyed by the Kano State Hisbah Board.

The destruction of the commodity, it was gathered, followed court order.

Speaking during the destruction exercise at Kalebawa in Dawakin Tofa Local Government Area, Governor Abdullahi Ganduje said the consumption of alcohol and all other intoxicants that could distort the mental capability of a person is forbidden in Islam.

Governor Ganduje was represented at the event by his deputy, Nasiru Yusuf Gawuna.

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“Even in Kano we have banned the consumption of beer in all parts of the state,” Governor Ganduje said.

A statement by Chief Press Secretary to the Deputy Governor, Hassan Musa Fagge, noted that the Hisbah Board was established to prevent evil social acts in the state.

Addressing the security unit, the governor said, “My administration is proud of the way you discharge your duties. I urge all stakeholders to give you all the needed support to enable you succeed.”

Commander-General of the Hisbah Board, Sheikh Harun Muhammad Ibn Sina, said the seized brew was worth  over N200 million, adding that the board got a court order to  destroy the over 20 trucks of the alcoholic beverage.

Deputy GovernorGovernor Abdullahi GandujeHassan Musa FaggeHisbah BoardKano StateNasiru Yusuf Gawuna
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